Bush cheers crowd at Great American Ball Park rally
In Cincinnati a large Reds crowd packed Great American Ball Park on Sunday as President Bush spoke from center field urging support ahead of Tuesday's election. He linked votes to tax and school standards while highlighting Republican strength in Ohio after stumping for Kerry’s rival.
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Pablo Martinez Monsivail
Associated Press
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Kerry’s Day in Dayton Shows Campaign Blitz
Democratic candidate John Kerry spent Sunday in Dayton visiting Holy Angels Church Dunbar High School and Shiloh Baptist Church eating breakfast at the Golden Nugget Pancake House. He tossed a football with aides at Dunbar and spoke of religion and service before heading to New Hampshire and Florida with Ohio rallies planned later.
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Shiloh Baptist Church
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Ohio
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Selwyn Bachus
D-Mass
Lawyers Ready for Election Battle in Palm Beach
In West Palm Beach Florida lawyers from both parties prepare for post election challenges learned from 2000. Thousands of volunteer observers will monitor precincts and contest voter qualifications with groups like the Election Protection Coalition and NAACP.
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NAACP
Election Protection Coalition
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University of Miami
Mitchell Berger
Palm Beach County
Republican Party
Sid Dinerstein
Singh nets ninth win to join $10 million club
Vijay Singh collects his ninth victory of the year, becoming the PGA Tour’s first $10 million man. The Middletown Journal notes the milestone as part of its sports coverage on page C4, alongside a weather update predicting thunderstorms with a high of 63 and a low of 59 for today.
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Vijay Singh
PGA
Iraqi munitions stashs overwhelm Baghdad hunt
Across Iraq tens of thousands of tons of munitions remain unaccounted for after the 2003 invasion. Officials say hundreds of thousands of tons were secured or destroyed, with large caches in places like al Qaqaa and Baquba and many small stashes still potentially in insurgent hands.
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Center For Strategic and International Studies
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Lawrence di Rita
Washington
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U.N
2Nd Military College
Peter Bouckaert
Human Rights Watch
Associated Press
Weapons sites lack security after looting in 2003
International Atomic Energy Agency and Iraq Survey Group report high precision equipment was stolen from sites in April 2003. Only the IAEA was allowed to view the locations after the pullout before the U.S.-led invasion, signaling gaps in postwar safeguarding.
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Iraq Survey Group
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Iraq
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