Bush marks Sept. 11 with service and radio address
President Bush observed the third anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks with a sunrise service at St Johns near the White House and a live Oval Office radio address. He warned of ongoing danger, pledged victory over terror, and commended first responders, families, and troops.
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Kerry honors Sept 11 victims and Massachusetts ties
Democratic candidate John Kerry remembered ordinary men and women who became heroes on Sept 11 at a memorial in Boston. He praised resilience, quoted Psalm lines, and noted Massachusetts ties among nearly 200 victims. Kerry laid lilies at the Public Garden memorial and spoke to families and supporters in multiple venues.
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