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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Kenneth E. Phillipps who wrote (408102)	5/21/2003 12:34:17 PM
From: Skywatcher	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 769670

This is just ONE DAY in the newspaper!...Bush is SO out of control.... PICK A SUBJECT! Neighbors Say Hussein Son Survived Bombing By Alissa J. Rubin Qusai was seen in a car shortly after U.S. blast. One man says he kissed Saddam two days later. . Bush Revs Up Fund-Raising Machinery U.S. Reaches Out to Allies in Expanded Missile Defense Plan After Prodding, House Passes Forest Bill Backed by Bush By Richard Simon and Bettina Boxall Environmental groups say the measure benefits logging industry. With fire season nearing, the plan's prospects are uncertain in the Senate. Democrats Assail Bush's Opposition to Abortion Before Key Women's Group Presidential hopefuls warn women at Emily's List forum that GOP chief executive's court appointments threaten reproductive rights. Justice Dept. Releases Data on War on Terror The Justice Department had detained fewer than 50 people as material witnesses without charging them in the war on terrorism as of January and had gained 47 court-ordered delays in notifying people of search warrants, documents show. U.S. Risks New Arms Race, Democrats Warn By Nick Anderson Response is triggered by Senate support of a plan to end a ban on nuclear weapons research. Bush Stays Put on Cuba Policy By Paul Richter Some anti-Castro Cuban Americans had pushed for increased pressure on the regime after its recent crackdown on dissidents. Baghdad Airport Still in a Holding Pattern By Mark Fineman Like others in Iraq, the reconstruction project is off to a slow start, stalled by violence, insecurity. U.S. Troops Mistakenly Kill 4 Afghans By TODD PITMAN, Associated Press Writer KABUL, Afghanistan -- American troops guarding the U.S. Embassy in Kabul shot and killed four Afghan soldiers Wednesday, apparently mistaking them for assailants, Afghan officials said. U.S.: Some Iraq Nuclear Material Missing By DAFNA LINZER, Associated Press Writer BAGHDAD, Iraq -- Some 20 percent of the known radioactive materials stored at Iraq's largest nuclear facility are unaccounted for, and U.S. nuclear experts have found radioactive patches on the ground where looters dumped out barrels believed to contain hazardous materials. Soros Critical of Dollar Policy The financier says that allowing the greenback to slide will hurt Europe's growth. Buck hits multiyear lows. CC