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To: TimF who wrote (198135)	8/23/2004 9:10:22 PM
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Dole: Kerry owes veterans apology newsday.com "... Dole told CNN's "Late Edition" that Kerry may have himself to blame for the current situation, in which polls show him losing support among veterans. "One day, he's saying that we were shooting civilians, cutting off their ears, cutting off their heads, throwing away his medals or his ribbons," Dole said. "The next day, he's standing there, 'I want to be president because I'm a Vietnam veteran,'" said Dole, whose World War II wounds left him without the use of his right arm. "Maybe he should apologize to all the other 2.5 million veterans who served. He wasn't the only one in Vietnam."...

To: TimF who wrote (198135)	8/23/2004 10:11:53 PM
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Israeli soldiers kill 9-year-old boy NABLUS, West Bank (AP) — Israeli soldiers today shot and killed a 9-year-old Palestinian boy in Nablus as he sat on the front steps of his home eating a sandwich, relatives said. The troops were enforcing a curfew when they drove by 9-year-old Khaled Usta's home, the boy's aunt, Ferial Usta said. Youths threw stones at the troops, but the group fled when the soldiers got out of the jeep and pointed their guns at a fence just behind the boys, she said. Khaled was sitting just behind the fence eating a sandwich when one of the soldiers fired his rifle, the aunt said. thestar.com