Expert disputes authenticity of Bush National Guard memos
CBS relied on a lead expert who said he only examined the late officer’s signature and did not authenticate the documents. Washington Post analysis found inconsistencies between the memos and authenticated records, with Word formatting suggesting forgeries. Laura Bush and others called the documents likely forged.
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Bush attacks Kerry on health care policy in Muskegon
President Bush denounces John Kerry’s health care plan as a massive blueprint that would place bureaucrats in decision making. Kerry aides counter that Bush would lead America away from effective health care reform. Bush tours Michigan, promotes a billion dollar children’s health drive and county health centers amid broad proposals needing congressional approval. The Dallas Morning News
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Surprise founder grants patient wishes and a Grandchild's dream
Denny Ballou, founder of Bear Hugs, delivers thousands of teddy bears to Cincinnati and Dayton hospitals and funds trips to Disney World. He recalls his grandson Charlie, a leukemia survivor, whose school essay about his best deed foreshadowed a memorable ride and a hopeful next checkup.
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Edwards Campaign Focuses on Jobs Over Vietnam War Legacy
Cate Edwards, 22, speaking at Sinclair and Wright State in Dayton, argues for current economic woes and job recovery. She notes 5,000 new jobs vs 229,600 national losses since Bush era, and continues tour across Ohio including Sandusky Mansfield and Xavier University as part of her father's campaign.
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Kerry attacks Bush over expired semiautomatic weapon ban
Senator Kerry accused President Bush of letting the 10 year ban on semiautomatic weapons expire, arguing it aids terrorists and endangers police. He cited the Sept 11 commission and pledged to reinstate the ban if elected, as he broadens attacks on Bush on terrorism and ethics.
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Five 9 11 widows endorse Kerry for president
Five prominent Sept. 11 widows plan to publicly back John Kerry in the presidential race and may join him at campaign events. Kristen Breitweiser and Monica Gabrielle name us a few among the advocates, signaling a split in families over how to pursue reforms. Breitweiser vows to push for bipartisan oversight of lawmakers opposing reforms from an independent commission.
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Gulf Coast braced as Ivan rages with hurricane winds
Ivan intensified at sea with winds reaching hurricane force and forecasters warning it will be very dangerous. Residents along the Florida panhandle and Gulf states prepared with sandbags and evacuation plans as the storm’s path shifted multiple times, threatening Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, and Louisiana.
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Florida braces as Ivan nears Gulf Coast after Charley and Frances
Residents of Grand Isle and Cedar Key fret as Ivan brings renewed fear to Florida's hurricane season. Shrimpers haul boats inland while Cedar Key keeps plywood up. Key West locals warn the public to expect ongoing nervousness as return home begins.
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Nader Back on Florida Ballot Sparks Political Confrontation
Florida Secretary of State Glenda Hood ordered 67 election supervisors to add Reform Party candidate Ralph Nader to the presidential ballot after a Tallahassee judge previously removed him. Democratic Party leaders blasted the move as partisan amid a looming Saturday deadline to mail about 50,000 overseas and military ballots.
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