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U.S. retains controversial trucker rule
Aug 19 2005 11:48PM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - Truckers can still spend six days on the road during the week and drive for 11 hours at a time, thanks to a rule the Bush administration decided to leave intact even though truckers and safety advocates say it's unsafe.
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Calif. AG disputes FDA on tuna warning
Aug 19 2005 10:11PM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - The Food and Drug Administration told California this week that the state's attempt to require mercury warnings on tuna conflicts with federal law.
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Armstrong prepares for ride with Bush
Aug 19 2005 9:39PM (CT)
CRAWFORD, Texas (AP) - It's not clear whether Lance Armstrong will have to abide by the standard rules for biking with President Bush when the two famously competitive Texans take their first ride together Saturday. The first rule: Don't pass the president.
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Crawford embraces Bush, but not protesters
Aug 19 2005 4:28PM (CT)
CRAWFORD, Texas (AP) - Things used to be pretty quiet around here _ downright uneventful _ until the new folks moved in about five years ago on a ranch just northwest of town off Prairie Chapel Road.
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U.S. believes Navy ships were targeted
Aug 19 2005 4:06PM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - U.S. military officials believe two Navy ships at a port in Jordan were the targets of a rocket attack on Friday but were still seeking evidence to confirm that and find out who was behind the strike.
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Bush appoints special envoy for N. Korea
Aug 19 2005 1:02PM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - Backed by a $2 million budget, a former adviser to President Bush will take charge of a high-profile effort to advance human rights in North Korea, even as negotiations on the country's nuclear weapons program enter a critical stage.
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Bush plans Sept. 11 reminders
Aug 19 2005 9:55AM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - What began as one mother's vigil on a country road in Texas two weeks ago has grown into a nationwide protest, putting a grieving human face to the miseries of war and the misgivings about President Bush's strategies in Iraq.
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