 BUSH, CHENEY
MEET THIS
WEEK WITH
9/11 PANEL
Under previously agreed
to guidelines, the
private session in the Oval Office
won't be recorded, the
President and Vice President
won't be under oath, only
one person can take notes, and no
questions will be allowed. |
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| WORLD NEWS |
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Iraq: U.S. Quietly Returns
Saddam to Power
Hope his experience can restore order,
end the bloodshed. |
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Bush Eases Sanctions on Libya
U.S. companies can now sell them better
weapons than they just agreed to get rid
of. |
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10% of Iraqi Forces Defected
To Insurgents, 40% Quit in
Recent Fighting
Remaining 50% sent messages of support
from neighboring countries. |
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| ECONOMY |
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Greenspan Hints at Higher
Interest Rates
Wears same tie he wore last time
interest rates went up. |
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| U. S. NEWS |
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Study: Thousands in Prison
Are Innocent
A few in Congress, too. |
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Poll: Bush Lead Over Kerry
Widens
Respondents say they approve of the
President's handling of the quagmire
in Iraq, the outsourcing of their jobs,
and the crackdown on their civil rights. |
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House Passes Plan for What to
Do if Terror Attack Kills 100 Members
Lobbyists would take over, assuring
continuity of government. |
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REMINDER
In the land of the
blind, the Emperor
has no clothes. |
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War's Critics: Bring
Troops Home
Following a major buildup. |
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Supreme Court Split on
Guantanamo
Four lean towards "lawless
enclave" argument; four say habeas
corpus does
not apply; O'Connor being held without
charges at undisclosed location. |
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Bush Says He'll Protect 3 Million
Acres of Wetlands
Through a program of voluntary compliance
by the animals that live there. |
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