CBS scrutiny grows over George W Bush National Guard papers
CBS faced questions about the authenticity of documents linking Lt. Col. Killian to Bush's 1970s National Guard service. Experts cited proportional spacing, superscripts, and Times Roman font as signs of computer generation. Killian’s widow called the records a farce while CBS defended its due diligence with four independent experts.
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Cheney Pushes Bush Terror Strategy at Ohio Town Hall
Cheney urged staying with Bush policies to fight terrorism and defended Saddam Hussein's ties to al Qaida despite a bipartite panel. He touted economy gains, tax cuts, and tax simplification while protesters outside urged change. Cox News Service.
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Suspects tied to al Qaeda face arrests and deaths
Federal officials and an independent commission say Mohammed is held overseas and has given valuable interrogation details. Ahmed Khalfan Ghailani was arrested in Pakistan, Mohammad Atef is believed killed, and others including Ramzi Binalshibh Abu Zubaida and Hambali are captured or at large. ATTORNEY GENERAL Ashcroft and FBI Mueller urged help locating seven U.S. based suspects. only Ghailani was caught.
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Health care costs cited in survey impact on coverage
Health care costs worry Americans as families paid about $1,000 more for coverage in 2004 than in 2000. A joint survey by Jump start Health Research and Education Trust sampled 3,017 firms from January to May 2004, sparking campaign reactions as Kerry calls Bush’s health policy wrong. A Bush campaign spokesman contests Kerry’s critique.
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Health premium growth outpaces wages in six year survey
A Thursday survey shows health insurance premiums rising much faster than workers earnings over six years while critics argue President's Medicare bill would guarantee seniors affordable drugs and oppose proposed funding and reform measures.
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