Poll finds voters prioritizing Iraq fix after Bush win
An Associated Press poll taken after the election shows 27 percent of voters name Iraq as the top priority for President Bush in his second term, with deficits and avoiding more tax cuts also prominent concerns. Terrorism also looms as a major worry for both Bush and voters.
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Iraq
Associated Press
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Palestinian leaders head to Paris for Arafat update
In Jerusalem, as Yasser Arafat fights for life in a French hospital, top Palestinian lieutenants prepare to fly to Paris for consultations with doctors. Prime Minister Ahmed Qureia or PLO deputy Mahmoud Abbas, or both, may join, while contingency plans for leadership in case of death are discussed.
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Yasser Arafat
Paris
Ahmed Qureia
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Mahmoud Abbas
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Goosen Wins Tour Championship In Final-Day Rally
U S Open champion Retief Goosen erased a four shot deficit to win the Tour Championship on Sunday. The event drew new candidates to Ohio for recent elections and faith grants of 1.535 million dollars were announced by the U S Conference of Catholic Bishops for Cincinnati area projects. Mostly sunny but cooler with a high near 47 and a low around 27.
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U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops
Cincinnati
U.S. Forces Move Toward Fallujah as Iraqi Martial Law Declared
U S Marines push from bases to forward positions on the edge of Fallujah as Iraqi officials declare martial law. Forces seal the city, seize the main hospital, and clash with insurgents on the west bank of the Euphrates. Air strikes target insurgent positions while bombs kill dozens in nearby towns. Abu Musab al Zarqawi linked attacks intensify as 10,000 U S Marines and Iraqi troops prepare a major assault on Fallujah and surrounding villages.
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Ashley Gilbertson
Associated Press
John F. Sattler
Iraq
Fallujah
U.S
Baghdad
Euphrates River
Samarra
Ramadi
Sunni Triangle
al-Qaida
Beirut
Lebanon
Sheik Awad al-Qarni
Al-Arabiya TV
America
Saudi Arabia
Eleven applicants seek interim city manager post in Middletown
City Council explores diverse candidates for interim replacement after Ron Olson leaves for Arlington. Eleven people have applied, including John Lyons, Middletown's finance director since 1985. Final decision expected November 13 as budget talks begin.
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Les Landen
Olson
Arlington
Texas
Middletown
Council
John Lyons
Harry O. Beeman II
Cincinnati
Beeman
Ohio Employee Health Partnership
Piqua
Kevin J. Carver
Dayton
Carver
Huber Heights
Riverside
Curt Cosby
Cosby
Village of Newtown
Simple mesh wrap aids weak hearts in study findings
About 150 heart failure patients used a polyester mesh pantyhose like device wrapped around the heart to support pumping. Reported improvements include reduced need for transplants, better function, and a 75 percent overall improvement versus those not treated. The device from Acorn Cardiovascular is experimental but aims to help patients lacking other options.
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Douglas Mann
Baylor College of Medicine
American Heart Association
Timothy Gardner
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Acorn Cardiovascular Inc
St. Paul, Minn
Europe
Federal Food and Drug Administration
Spencer Kubo
Acorn
United States
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