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Diary refutes Kerry claim

 
Democratic presidential nominee Sen. John Kerry told supporters at the Cooper Union school in New York the ''Bush campaign and its allies have turned to the tactics of fear and smear.''
(AP)
John Kerry's own wartime journal is raising questions about whether he deserved the first of three Purple Hearts, which permitted him to go home after 4½ months of combat.
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Iraqi forces tighten grip on Najaf shrine

 
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Iraqi security forces advanced on a key shrine in Najaf yesterday after the government warned Shi'ite rebels inside that they would be killed if they did not surrender.
Unfit Series
Part I: Kerry's fellow 'Swiftees' dispute his Purple Hearts
Part II: 'Sampan incident' belies heroic image
Part III: An angry dispute over a rescue in the river
Panel blames 'confusion' for Iraqi prison abuse
Confused interrogation rules and Pentagon leadership failures contributed to the abuse of prisoners at Iraq's Abu Ghraib prison, but the abuse was not the result of approved military policies, says a blue ribbon panel of defense specialists.
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 Kerry's malleable 'facts'
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Defense on attack at Gitmo hearing
The military commission for terror suspect Salim Ahmed Hamdan opened here yesterday, with military officials wading through a series of preliminary deliberations that cut quickly to the core of how the commission will differ from a traditional American court of law.
Refugee influx spurs EU concern
Immigration is a time bomb for the European Union and members must work far more closely with each other if the bloc is to control the flood of refugees, the incoming EU justice and home affairs commissioner said.
Anti-Kerry book selling swiftly in D.C. area
A new book questioning the service of Democratic presidential candidate Sen. John Kerry as a boat captain in the Vietnam War is a swift seller.
The return of the dishy tomato
Remember when a tomato was really a tomato? Big, squishy, juicy, seedy and tasting like a tomato? Old-timers do, and yearn to find one.
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Russian mobster shoots TV show

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Judge again blocks smoking-ban initiative
House on a shelf
Virginia judge to rule on gay custody case

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Games judged by many errors
No gold for Iraq
Evasion deserves medals

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Anti-Kerry book selling swiftly in D.C. area
Oil price dip fails to energize market
Frequent fliers ponder using up miles

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Baffling friends and foes
Fast Swift boat U-turn
Bush record needs pickup

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Colombian terrorists
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Wednesday, August 25, 2004
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