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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 2004

Page

4

Overseas voters gain access to voting site reopens

The eee restores access to a Web site aiding soldiers and Americans overseas in voting after complaints that its security measures blocked legitimate users. The Pentagon says apportion changes will reopen www.ap.gov to most users, run by the Foreign Voting Assistance Program, to assist U.S. citizens abroad in casting absentee ballots.

Washington Eee Wwwwap Pentagon Foreign Voting Assistance Program U.S

Video game to let players reenact Kerry Swift Boat mission

Kuma War, a first person shooter by Kuma Reality Games, will release a John Kerry Swift Boat mission for download on Sept. 30. The mission recreates Kerry's Vietnam battlefield heroism for players to relive actual battles. Kerry has no comment through spokesperson Allison Dobson.

Dallas Vietnam Sen John Kerry Kuma Reality Games Kerry Allison Dobson Associated Press

Polls show mixed presidential race results across states

A Wall Street Journal national poll places Bush at 48 percent to Kerry 45. Nader is 2 and 5 percent undecided. Arkansas shows Bush 48, Kerry 45, while California's Los Angeles Times poll has Kerry 55 to 40.

The Wall Street Journal George W. Bush John Kerry Ralph Nader American Research Group Arkansas Bush Los Angeles Times Kerry California

Congress Passes $145.9 Billion Middle Class Tax Cuts

Congress approved a $145.9 billion package extending three popular middle class tax cuts. The Senate backed the measure 92-3 and the House 339-65, sending it to President Bush for signature. The bill preserves the child credit, expanded 10 percent bracket, and marriage relief, with critics urging offsets to prevent future deficits.

Washington Congress Bush Senate House Sen John Kerry Kerry Tom Daschle S.D Joint Committee On Taxation

Kerry says Iraqi leader's words don't match reality

In Columbus Kerry accused Ayad Allawi of presenting a rosy view of Iraq progress to Congress while CIA estimates and on ground reports show a harsher reality. Allawi defended the mission, saying elections remain on track though Kerry warned of no go zones and retreat from areas.

Kerry Columbus Ohio John Kerry Iraq Ayad Allawi Congress Allawi United States

Bush cites poll saying Iraqis see right direction

President Bush played down polls showing Iraqis view Americans as occupiers and said a late August poll indicated about 51 percent believed Iraq was headed in the right direction, noting it was stronger than sentiment in the United States. He spoke at a Rose Garden briefing with Ayad Allawi as Democrats challenged the claim.

Washington Bush Iraq America Rose Garden Ayad Allawi John Kerry Kerry Joe Lockhart White House

Two Young Activists Cast Iowa Early Presidential Votes

In Des Moines two 22 year olds Andy and Jana Helling Doane became the first voters in Iowa for the 2004 election. They submitted absentee ballots for Kerry at the Polk County election office when it opened at 8 am as part of a party led event. By late Monday Polk County had 32,600 absentee ballot requests, driven largely by Democrats.

Des Moines Iowa John Kerry Kerry Democratic Party Polk County

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