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Paige denies leaving Education
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JUNE 28, 2001 Washington, DC, is filled with rumors but Secretary of Education Rod Paige is denying a big one: that he is unhappy with his job and wants to leave. Paige says he is not mad at President Bush over education legislation and is not ready to retire. Get the Story:
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