The Pacifica Evening News, Weekdays, for February 13, 2004 - 6:00pm
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San Francisco issues hundreds more marriage licences to same sex couples and the weddings at City Hall are likely to continue through the weekend - opponents of gay marriage go to court to try to stop it but are rebuffed in their legal challenge
In Massachusetts advocates of same-sex marriage claim at least a temporary victory as State lawmakers adjourn an effort to draft a constitutional amendment defining marriage as exclusively between a man and a woman
The Pentagon with a new panel to rule whether the detainees at the U.S. base at Guantanamo Cuba are a threat or can be released - but at the same time secretary of defense Rumsfeld indicates they can be held without trial indefinitely - one human rights group calls the panel a sham
President Bush orders the release of all of his Vietnam-era military records - but there's no new evidence indicating that he showed up for service in Alabama
A Federal Judge orders the Government to grant over 20-thousand asylum holders permanent resident status - the judge calls the government's treatment of asylum holders a national embarrassment
It looks like the endorsement of the AFL-CIO is on the way to John Kerry - today he gets the backing of former General Wesley Clark
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