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1990Year LEAD: Playing beneath the surface of President Bush's words about the budget crisis today was a flicker of impatience. It was a characteristic reaction for a patrician politician who was bred to believe in the Establishment way of operating, that important decisions are best made behind closed doors with a group of men who share the same goals and assumptions. THE BUDGET AGREEMENT: The Patrician's Way
Bush Passion for Secrecy Runs Afoul Of Public's Passion for Open Debate
2004Year Article assesses Bush campaign advertisement that will begin running in New Mexico, answer to advertisement there by Sen John Kerry that highlights his authorship of 1997 book about global security
Bush photo (M) Bush Spot Challenges Kerry on Terrorism
2004Year Sen John Kerry, who has averaged almost $1 million a day in Internet donations since Super Tuesday primaries, is gearing up for 20-city fund-raising tour just as Pres Bush is changing his focus from contributions to campaigning
Bush photo (M) Kerry Prepares for Big Fund-Raising Tour as Bush Shifts From Money Circuit to Campaigning
2002Year Senior members of Congress question how FBI and CIA would cooperate with new homeland security department proposed by Pres Bush, and whether plan adequately addresses lack of communication and missed signals before Sept 11 attacks
Bush photo; House and Senate leaders broadly embrace Bush's ambitious plan but make clear that Congress intends to put its own stamp on it; Majority Leader Dick Armey, opening House hearings, says FBI and CIA may have to be pulled in more; questions about intelligence issues are raised by Democrats and Republicans; Sen Joseph Lieberman fears new agency would be 'passive customer' of FBI and CIA, and may propose merging in parts or all of FBI (M) CONGRESS SEEKING TO PUT OWN STAMP ON SECURITY PLAN
2003Year President Bush nominated a Western Republican governor, Michael O. Leavitt of Utah, as the next administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency. August 10-16: ENVIRONMENT
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1955Year OTTAWA, Feb. 26 -- The adventure of seven persons lost since Tuesday in the frozen wilds of the Canadian North ended happily today. 7 SAVED BY FLIER IN ARCTIC ORDEAL
Bush Pilot Reaches Downed Party Marooned 4 Days -- Police Fly Out Alone