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To: KLP who wrote (67080)	9/4/2004 10:58:46 PM
From: Glenn Petersen	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 793917

The article is from tomorrow's NYT. It is amusing to see all of the Monday morning quarterbacking from the Democratic "experts." Kerry could have gotten the same advice on SI months ago. American Spirit has been deficient in his undercover work. LOL Apparently Theresa was released from the hospital. I hope that she is OK. I don't get the sense that campaigning is her cup of tea. A difficult draining business. story.news.yahoo.com Kerry's Wife Treated at Iowa Hospital By MIKE GLOVER, Associated Press Writer MASON CITY, Iowa - Teresa Heinz Kerry, the wife of Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry (news - web sites), was taken to a hospital here late Saturday after complaining of an upset stomach, a spokeswoman said. She was taken to Mercy Medical Center-North Iowa by ambulance from the airport. "As a precaution, Mrs. Heinz Kerry had a series of routine tests performed and was released," said Sarah Geggenheimar, a spokeswoman for Heinz Kerry. "She is feeling better and is traveling to her home in Pittsburgh tonight as planned." <?b> Heinz Kerry had just finished a private meeting with a group of local Democrats to talk about health care. "She was just fatigued I think. She said she felt a little dizzy at one point," said Steve Musson, a local restaurateur at whose home the gathering was held. "She was only here a couple hours," Musson said. "She had a glass of water and didn't eat anything ... She seemed fine when she left here." Kerry had been campaigning in Ohio, separately from Mrs. Heinz Kerry, when she became ill. He drove in a motorcade to their Pittsburgh home early in the evening. The episode with Mrs. Heinz Kerry came one day after disclosure that former President Clinton (news - web sites), who had been expected to campaign for the Kerry ticket, has been hospitalized and will undergo heart bypass surgery this week to clear blocked arteries.