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	Clinton, Obama To Hold Another Private Meeting Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton plan to meet with some of her top contributors next week in an effort to calm donors who remain frustrated with Obama's presidential campaign. (June 17) Tags: News Clinton Obama Meeting By: APnews
	Mccain Says U.s. Must Achieve Energy Security Republican John McCain says the U.S. must end its dependency on foreign oil. He plans to outline specific measures in the next two weeks. (June 17) Tags: News McCain By: APnews
	President Bush Attends Wake For Tim Russert President Bush and his wife, Laura, were among thousands of mourners at a wake for Tim Russert Tuesday, the television newsman who died last Friday. (June 17) Tags: News bush russert By: APnews
	Bush To Visit Iowa Flood Site President Bush announced on Tuesday that he and his team will travel to Iowa on Thursday to inspect flood damage. (June 17) Tags: News bush floods By: APnews
	Obama Proposes Tax Credit For College Tuition Barack Obama is proposing an annual tax credit for college students. Obama is asking students to perform 100 hours of public service in return. (June 17) Tags: News Obama By: APnews
	Al Gore Endorses Obama For President Former vice president Al Gore is backing Senator Barack Obama for president. Gore made the announcement this evening in a rally in Detroit. Obama says he'll count on Gore to help him lead the fight for a better environment. (June 16) Tags: News goreobama By: APnews
	Money Minute: Ross Perot, Satellite Radio, More Billionaire former presidential candidate Ross Perot has launched a new Web site to highlight what he calls the "economic crisis" facing the country.(June 16) Tags: Business Ross Perot By: APnews
	Obama Looks To Woo Blue-collar Workers Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama is campaigning in Michigan, where he's looking to win over blue-collar voters. Michigan has the highest unemployment rate in the country. (June 16) Tags: News Obama Wooing Workers By: APnews
	Mccain: 'we Are Winning In Iraq' Republican presidential candidate John McCain is highlighting his early support of the troop surge in Iraq. McCain says the U.S. would not be seeing success in Iraq if rival Barack Obama, who opposed the surge, would have had his way. (June 16) Tags: News McCain By: APnews
	Bush Reflects On Legacy And Future Of Iraq President Bush told Sky News that he wants to be remembered as a man who never compromised his core principles and said that he has no problem with how Britain's Prime Minister Gordon Brown is handling the effort in Iraq. (June 16) Tags: News BC Bush Europe By: APnews

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