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The Gaston Gazette

Location

Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 2000

Page

3

Bush taps Rumsfeld again for secretary of defense

President-elect Bush selected Donald Rumsfeld to serve as secretary of defense, returning to a Pentagon post he held previously. The move, announced amid speculation about Dan Coats or other Cheney aides, pairs Rumsfeld with Colin Powell, Condoleezza Rice, and Dick Cheney as a strong, consultative team for national security. Other cabinet possibilities surfaced, including Tomo Thompson for Health and Human Services and Rod Paige for Education, while Lisa Keegan remained uncalled.

Washington Bush Donald Rumsfeld Pentagon Rumsfeld Defense Indiana Dan Coats Dick Cheney Cheney White House Colin Powell Condoleezza Rice Powell Don Rumsfeld Condi Rice Wisconsin Tommy Thompson Health and Human Services Texas Houston Independent Rod Paige Paige Houston Arizona Lisa Graham Keegan Keegan

Clinton unveils global school lunch plan with grants

President announces 300 million in grants to fund school lunches in poor nations. The program aims to reach about 9 million children across 38 countries, delivering over 680000 metric tons of food through 49 programs while testing feasibility without harming farm economies.

Washington Clinton Africa Asia Latin America Europe White House

Clinton will skip North Korea visit leave missile talks to Bush

President Clinton announced he will not travel to North Korea citing time constraints and will hand ongoing missile talks to President-elect George W. Bush. He said the next administration could complete the agreement as U.S. policy aims to curb Pyongyangs missile program amid interest in an anti missile shield.

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