Democrats urge Bush to cede Iraq control to international body
Democratic presidential candidates press President Bush to hand Iraq governance to the United Nations or a similar international authority. They call for a global anti terrorism summit and a new Atlantic Charter to unite allies, arguing U S leadership has isolated itself. Critics warn of the risks in seeking UN involvement and creating a shared strategy with Europe.
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Dean's rise from Vermont governor to national Democratic figure
Howard Dean grew up privileged in New York and Vermont, studied at Yale and Albert Einstein College of Medicine, and practiced medicine before entering politics. He championed health insurance for Vermont children and a drug benefit for seniors, led as governor after 1991, chaired national governors groups, and gained national attention through his Iowa front-runner campaign and Dean Corps online network.
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Profiles Set for Series of Political Figures
Publication schedule lists profiles of candidates including Lieberman Kucinich Kerry Moseley Braun Gephardt Clark Edwards Sharpton with dates from December through late December. The piece notes grassroots excitement and directs readers to GazetteOnline com for more on candidates schedules and caucuses.
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Ohio
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D-Mass
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Hinds
Dick Gephardt
D-Mo
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Arkansas
John Edwards
D-N.c
al Sharpton
New York
GazetteOnline
Security screening at Cedar Rapids airport nets candidates
Extra screening occurs at airports including The Eastern Iowa Airport in Cedar Rapids. Rep. Dick Gephardt and staff, with one way tickets to San Francisco, were selected for additional screening along with his wife and aide. Gephardt joked about Homeland security and moved on. Separate item notes Dennis Kucinich faces a gym dues notice from Rep. Mike Oxley with a spokesman saying he has not paid.
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Missouri
San Francisco
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Dennis Gordon
Musicians Back Presidential Hopefuls In 2004 Campaign
Billboard lists three top targets for entertainer endorsements Dennis Kucinich Howard Dean and John Kerry. Willie Nelson Ani DiFranco support Kucinich while James Taylor Stephen Stills back Kerry though CSN members Nash and Crosby split their backing Dean. Gazette librarian John McGlothlen contributed to the report.
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Massachusetts
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Stephen Stills
Crosby
Kerry defends right to question Iraq policy
Democratic candidate John Kerry defended the right to critique the Bush administration’s Iraq policy during Florida campaigning. He criticized Republican attacks on patriotism and said questioning policy is essential to democracy and troop safety.
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Iraq
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Massachusetts
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