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  Friday, February 06, 2004


The director of central intelligence said that U.S. spy agencies may have overestimated Iraq's illicit weapons capacities. By Douglas Jehl. [New York Times: NYT HomePage]
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Millions of elderly Americans will face a bewildering array of new government-approved drug discount cards this spring. By Milt Freudenheim. [New York Times: Business]
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The House ethics committee's statement mollied some Democrats who have been pressing for an investigation. By Carl Hulse. [New York Times: Business]
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The state superintendent of schools, Kathy Cox, said she would reinstate the word "evolution" in the proposed biology curriculum for the state's schools. By Ariel Hart. [New York Times: Education]
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Students at Prairie View A&M University filed a federal suit in response to what they say were threats by the local district attorney to prevent them from voting. By The Associated Press. [New York Times: Education]
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[AP Politics]  By JOHN HEILPRIN

WASHINGTON - President Bush asked Congress to eliminate an $8.2 million research program on how to decontaminate buildings attacked by toxins — the same day a poison-laced letter shuttered Senate offices.

Critics said Thursday they were surprised by Bush's request, included in his 2005 budget proposal. Its release coincided with the discovery of the poison ricin in Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist's office on Monday.

"It is a stunning example of the budget choices this administration has made, where tax cuts for elites are more important than public health or adequate homeland security," said Senate Minority Leader Tom Daschle, D-S.D.


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New moves in Massachusetts are escalating a national debate. [Christian Science Monitor | Top Stories]
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