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<p>All through December you were treated to marching children demanding more funding for their schools. And, you’ve seen “educators” who explained that the number of school days must be cut, sports must be eliminated, school busses must be exchanged for half-ton pickups towing open trailers, indoor toilets will be replaced by outhouses in the now unusable football field, furnaces will be shut down, school lunches will be turnip soup and a thousand children will have to share each textbook.</p>

World News November 04, 2002 Private life puts Republican at risk in Clinton state From Tim Reid in Little Rock, Arkansas AFTER all the campaign talk about the economy and President Saddam Hussein, the question of who will control Congress after America votes tomorrow may well turn on this: the colourful private life of a senator in Bill Clinton’s home state of Arkansas. One of the most vulnerable Republicans in the poll is Senator Tim Hutchinson, who is locked in perhaps the closest, and most savage, race of these mid-term elections. Three years ago he divorced his wife of 29...

After months of public statements from U.S. antiterrorism probers suggesting that last fall's anthrax attacks were domestic in origin, investigators now admit that a Florida doctor treated at least one of the 9/11 hijackers for what they now believe was cutaneous anthrax. The bombshell revelation follows reports by NewsMax.com and local Florida media that anthrax probers failed to test white powder found in a car rented by lead hijacker Mohamed Atta, which he returned to a Pompano Beach, Fl., rental agency just two days before the attacks. "We were not called out on that," Miami FBI spokeswoman Judy Orihuela said...