Bin Laden video echoes threats and taunts in 2001 address
A year after a video emerged, Osama bin Laden appears pale and says the United States and allies are to blame for aggression. He taunts President Bush, recalls 9/11, and accuses Washington of deception while vowing attacks to “hunt down and destroy” terrorists. Analysts say the tape aims to mislead and shift attention.
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Cross Burn Threat Seen By Tribal Juvenile Detective
Police report a cross burning in a neighborhood near a plant. Residents say two incidents are linked by a juvenile detective noting a logical conclusion. A fire marshal found accelerant and a glass container. the blaze burned out before catching the cross. Residents fear retaliation and urge authorities to take complaints seriously.
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Campaign: Talk about terror continued from Al
The article recounts presidential campaign speeches focusing on terrorism. Bush pushed a comprehensive strategy and warned of ongoing dangers, while Kerry attacked the closings for neglecting domestic issues and promised a fresh start for the economy. Bush cited 9/11 as a unifying moment and drew crowds in Columbus and Manchester with Schwarzenegger.
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Ohio GOP challenges spark legal fight over voter rules
The Ohio GOP and allies press to enforce mass voter challenges while courts rule on pre election hearings in six counties. Key figures include Dlott Petro and Mark Weaver as debates over eligibility and legal authority intensify amid ongoing litigation and party criticisms.
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NAACP blasts IRS probe timing in partisan attack claim
NAACP leaders including Kweisi Mfume criticized an IRS probe as partisan and said its timing could hurt or help mobilize voters. Mfume noted an extended deadline and possible election-day volunteer gains while IRS officials defended impartial decision making and denied political tilt. Vivian Washington III warned the administration is intolerant of disagreement and suggested the NAACP faced partisan pressure. Jeff Krehely said Bond did not do anything wrong.
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