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...Democrats as speakers, he did not invite Lieberman, who has said he will not run if Gore does (but is busily building his donor network in case Gore doesn't). Edwards' retreat will include a good-size contingent of trial lawyers--he used to be one himself--who also account for 86% of the money his pac has raised...
...Latin Salutatory, delivered by Leah J. Whittington ’02, spoke of the search for truth. Her fanciful account of falling asleep in Widener Library and meeting Socrates in a dream elicited laughs from the graduates who could follow along in Latin or the English translation inserted in the Commencement Day program...
...meeting with Vice President Cheney, and subsequently the Vice President offered to meet with several small groups of interested Senators, to include Feinstein, once Congress reconvened. On Sept. 6, I discussed with Feinstein the progress of our considering many counterterrorism proposals, including hers. Your readers deserve an accurate account of the work being done to secure our homeland. LEWIS LIBBY CHIEF OF STAFF TO THE VICE PRESIDENT Washington...
...door-to-door contractor: "I said, 'You paid $4,700 for that yard work?' She started crying." Slocum adopted a gentler tone and persuaded her to let him read all future contracts first. Throughout, her family has respected her independence, she says. She lets Slocum review her checking account, but not without some discomfort. They are worried about her fixed income, and she wants to buy birthday presents for her grandchildren and great-grands. "I half-listen," she says, "and I do pretty much what I want...
...USAID, the agency through which much of U.S. development assistance is funneled. That grim history is evident in the administration's latest proposal, which calls for more than $10 billion in new foreign aid by the end of fiscal 2006 as part of Bush's so-called "Millennium Challenge Account". The funds will be managed largely by the Treasury and the State Departments, not by USAID. "The agency looks like it is loosing out on new funding, and that is why Natsios has mounted a turf battle," explains an influential congressional staffer. Adds a senior U.S. official: "Given the record...