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President George W. Bush renews his push for offshore drilling while speaking to workers at Lincoln Electric in Euclid.

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EUCLID, Ohio — President Bush yesterday used a speech at a Cleveland-area manufacturer of welding equipment to promote the link between jobs and domestic oil drilling, nuclear power, and other sources of energy development. A day after the White House predicted the next president would inherit a $482 billion budget deficit and a slower economy, Mr. Bush acknowledged that the nation faces …

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President Bush says that if lawmakers were truly worried about reducing gas prices, they would allow oil drilling in waters off America’s coastlines. The president renewed his push for offshore drilling in an energy speech Tuesday to employees of a welding plant in Ohio. Bush has lifted an executive ban on offshore drilling, but it won’t mean much unless Congress lifts its ban, which appears …

President George W. Bush renews his push for offshore drilling while speaking to workers at Lincoln Electric in Euclid.

When in doubt, President Bush can always rely on the rainbow. At the end of speech about energy on Tuesday, Bush seemed to surprise his audience at a welding plant by inviting questions. Trouble is, he didn’t really get any. That’s rare.

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EUCLID, Ohio - When in doubt, President Bush can always rely on the rainbow. At the end of speech about energy on Tuesday, Bush seemed to surprise his audience at a welding plant by inviting questions. Trouble is, he didn’t really get any. That’s rare.

When in doubt, President Bush can always rely on the rainbow. At the end of speech about energy on Tuesday, Bush seemed to surprise his audience at a welding plant by inviting questions. Trouble is, he didn’t really get any. That’s rare. In a crowd of roughly 500 people, one man near the front was spotted raising a hand. A few other people may have tentatively signaled to the president to call …

THE PRESIDENT: Thank you, all. George D. — (laughter) — introduces George W. — (laughter) — at Lincoln Welding. Thanks. I’m proud to be here with “the welding experts.”

The president renewed his push for offshore drilling in an energy speech Tuesday to employees of a welding plant in Ohio. Bush has lifted an executive ban on offshore drilling. But it won’t have effect unless Congress lifts its own legislative ban, an outcome that appears doubtful at best.

EUCLID, Ohio — President George W. Bush Tuesday used a speech at a northeastern Ohio manufacturer of welding equipment to push domestic oil drilling, nuclear power, and other sources of energy as part of the answer to the country’s “uncertain times.” “We need to send a clear signal to the world: We’re tired of being dependent on oil from overseas,” he said. “Let’s find it here in the United …