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Bush donates 10,000 dollars to tsunami relief
www.chinaview.cn 2005-01-06 05:33:14

    WASHINGTON, Jan. 5 (Xinhuanet) -- US President George W. Bush has donated 10,000 dollars from his personal funds to
US President George W. Bush has said Iraqi elections set for January 30 will go forward as planned, despite continuing violence in the country.
President Bush was speaking at an end-of-year news conference at the White House before the winter holidays.(Xinhua/AFP)
the relief effort of tsunami-hit nations, White House spokesman Scott McClellan said Wednesday.

    McClellan, White House press secretary, said Bush has written checks totaling 10,000 dollars to several organizations listed on a Web site set up to direct Americans to various charities collecting private contributions for tsunami relief.

    However, McClellan did not identify the charity organizations to which Bush contributed.

    Bush has pledged that the United States will contribute an aid of 350 million dollars to help the tsunami-struck nations in SouthAsia and Southeast Asia.

    Bush has been under criticism for responding slowly to the tsunami disaster that has killed over 150,000 people. Enditem

    

    

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