Europeans stay quiet on U.N. Iraq troop request
U.N. chief Kofi Annan seeks international protection for monitors during Iraq elections but Europe shows little inclination to respond before the U.S. vote. Analysts say a Kerry win could press France and Germany to consider sending troops or NATO roles, despite public opposition.
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Belgium
Kofi Annan
Europe
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Jacques Chirac
Gerhard Schroeder
Rory Keane
International Security Information Service Europe
Annan
United Nations
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Keane
Kerry
Chirac
Schroeder
Rosemary Hollis
London
Royal Institute of
France
Germany
Hollis
Peter Struck
Berlin
Struck
Dominique Moisi
French Institute of International Relations
Paris
NATO
Waxman Feeds Fire Over FDA Flu Vaccine Shortage Probe
Lawmakers clash as Waxman accuses administration of delaying vaccine documents until after the election while Davis defends FDA requests for time. The committee aims to uncover what went wrong to prevent future shortages amid ongoing FDA and Chiron investigations.
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Davis
Health and Human Services
Tommy Thompson
Chiron
HHS
Bill Pierce
Henry Waxman
Drug indictments lead to county roundup arrests
Countywide drug roundup began Friday after a secret grand jury indicted 64 people. By 3 p.m. Friday, 36 were in custody. The list names Demarco Conley, Patric Hill, Kenneth Lawson, Reuben Peebles, Jerry Ring, Brian Salone, Larry Tucker, Thomas Walden, William Bowling, Janice Bowman, Brandon Collins, Gilberto Cotreas, Corina Crank, Donald French, Timothy Gentile, Gary Helton, Richard Hubbard, Roger Karr, Deshawn Long, Jacqueline Lutes, Charles Myers Jr., Timothy Packard, John Philpot, Teresa Quisenbury, Evan Scott, Devine Sizemore, Garnet Steele, Judy Tilton, Thedas Webb, Amy Weisenberger, Haile Travis, Chasity Lott, Dwayne Chumley, Carrie Barger, Aaron Stang, Tammy Adams, among others.
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Grove St
Middletown
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Yankee Road
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Crawford St
Reuben N. Peebles
10Th Ave
Jerry D. Ring
Buena Ave
Brian J. Salone
Bradford Drive
Larry W. Tucker
Elk Creek Road
Thomas M. Walden
S. Main St
William Bowling
Ludlow St
Janice Bowman
S. 13Th St
Brandon Collins
Goodman Ave
Gilberto Cotreas
East Ave
Corina Crank
College Corner Pike
Oxford
Donald W. French
Franklin Sr
Timothy Gentile
Bryant Lane
Gary Helton
Gordon Smith
John A. Philpot
Urban St
Aggravat
Teresa Quisenbury
Center St
Evan Scott
Ramsey Drive
Devine Sizemore
Bevington Lane
Garnet Steele
6Th St
Judy Tilton
Thedas Webb
Parrish Ave
Amy S. Weisenberger
Rockdale Road
Haile S. Travis
Burn Ave
Cincinnati
Chasity Lott
Brookfield Dr
Fairfield
Dwayne Chumley
Ohio
Somerville
Carrie J. Barger
Oxford Middletown Road
Aaron Stang
Tammy Adams
St. Rt
Indiana
Bush cites capped verdicts in Ohio malpractice cases
The Ohio cap on non economic damages took effect in 2003 limiting awards to 500000 for most injuries and 1000000 for severe cases. Average malpractice insurer rates rose 12.5 percent in 2004 with prior years climbing higher. Ohio unemployment fell to 6 percent in September, and Bush promotes health savings accounts while defending caps as stabilizing carriers.
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State Department of Insurance
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Insurance Rating Agency
Bush
Edwards Campaign Stops Across Ohio During Four City Swing
Edwards plans a four city swing on Interstate 75 through Ohio starting in Cincinnati and including Lima and Toledo with stops at multiple local eateries and shops. Bush conducts a two day blitz in Ohio with rallies in Youngstown Lima and Cleveland alongside a Dayton event not yet scheduled.
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Dayton
Kerry focuses on women voters in bid to frame terrorism threat
Kerry argues security is a threshold issue for women while promising a broader agenda on jobs health care and education. He cautions about terrorism while noting a president must do more than one thing at once. Polls show women split between Kerry and Bush, with Kerry highlighting pay equity and welfare of working women. Bush aides counter with accusations of hypocrisy and a troubling record on women’s issues.
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White House
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