Rita strengthens over Florida KeysABCNEWS.com
Rita strengthens over Florida Keys
ABCNEWS.com - Rita strengthens over Florida Keys Reuters Sep. the Keys by now, stay where you are,'Gov. Jeb Bush said.'Now it's time to hunker down Scott McClellan said President George W. Bush, on his fifth visit to
Reid seeks'mainstream'nominee for US court
Reuters via Wired News - Harry Reid said he will ask President George W. Bush on Wednesday that his second nominee to the at a White House breakfast meeting with Bush and fellow Senate leaders
Rita Sparks More Evacuations
ABCNEWS.com - slow initial response to Hurricane Katrina, President George W. Bush signed an emergency declaration for Florida and
Federal funding for Katrina's classrooms
Seattle Times - A section of President George W. Bush's hurricane recovery plan dealing with displaced note and congressional approval. Bush proposes setting aside $2.6 billion to reimburse
Hurricane Rita strengthens en route to Orleans
Telegraph - initial response to Hurricane Katrina, President George W Bush signed an emergency declaration for Florida even to be another significant storm,'Mr Bush said. Rita started the day
Rita Gaining Strength Quickly
CBS News - of Louisiana,'said CBS News Meteorologist George Cullen.'The most vulnerable areas right response to Hurricane Katrina, President Bush signed an emergency declaration for Florida
Hurricane Rita gains strength
CNEWS - significant storm,'U.S. President George W. Bush said. Acting Federal Emergency Management initial response to hurricane Katrina, Bush signed an emergency declaration for Florida
Bonds grapple with Katrina
Reuters - Treasuries market. President George Bush made it clear in his televised address that he does not want to raise taxes to
Senate Democratic leader opposes Roberts
ABCNEWS.com - Senate Democratic leader opposes Roberts Reuters Sep. this enormously important lifetime position,'Reid said of President George W. Bush's first nomination to the high court
Hurricane hits Keys; La. in path
The Detroit Free Press - were being sent to Texas and Florida. President George W. Bush signed an emergency declaration for Florida, making the