Soldier dies in Afghanistan ambush as Chapman is killed
Officials said Sergeant Nathan Chapman and a CIA officer met local tribal leaders in Paktia province Afghanistan. After the meeting they were ambushed Chapman was killed by small arms fire the CIA officer wounded but expected to survive. President Bush mourned Chapman praising his service and the cause of freedom. Chapman's Fort Lewis colleagues recalled his charisma and leadership while his family prepared to travel to Seattle to join his widow and two young children.
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Seattle
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Easley faces critics as tax hikes spark GOP backlash
Republicans including Patrick Ballantine and Hugh Webster fault Easley for tax and spend policies amid a downturn. Democrats praise his first year, noting his education push and budget resolution efforts. Ballantine hopes for bipartisan cooperation in 2002 while Easley eyes a lottery as a funding tool.
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