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Bush pushes latest priorities
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TUESDAY, JULY 10, 2001 During a White House speech on Monday, President Bush said he has three priorities in the coming weeks: signing an education reform bill, approving a "reasbonable" patients' bill of rights, and seeing his faith-based initiative move forward. The House and Senate have each approved an education bill. A joint committee has to resolve any differences before the bill is sent to Bush. The Senate has approved a patients' bill of rights. Bush, however, wants limits on lawsuits but said yesterday he believes there is a compromise. Finally, Congress has yet to consider Bush's faith-based initiative, which has seen considerable controversy since he proposed it in January. Get Bush's Speech:
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Bush Strikes a Positive Tone on Patients' Rights Legislation (The New York Times 7/10)
Bush Seems to Ease His Stance on Schools' Accountability (The New York Times 7/10)
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