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BUSH, KERRY SPAR OVER BIN LADEN VIDEO 
John Kerry criticized President Bush on Friday for failing to capture Osama bin Laden 
as a new videotape of the terrorist leader surfaced just before the election. Bush 
accused the Democrat of "shameful" second-guessing in the face of threats by America's 
deadly foe. The broadcast of the bin Laden tape jolted the campaign's closing days, 
accentuating the terrorism theme with a reminder of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, and 
Kerry revived his contention that Bush missed an opportunity to capture or kill bin 
Laden during the Afghan war. 
 
PLANS WOULD CHANGE LOOK OF DOWNTOWN BONITA AREA 
In 68 highly detailed pages, The RMPK Group sets out the most significant and 
ambitious plan yet to revitalize what it calls the "heart and soul" of Bonita Springs: 
Old 41 Road. The much-anticipated study suggests a slew of projects intended to draw 
people to the downtown area, such as building a massive public library, a waterfront 
shopping district and creating up to 1,431 parking spaces. 
 
MCCAIN: BIN LADEN VIDEO SHOWS NEED TO RE-ELECT BUSH 
U.S. Sen. John McCain said the Osama bin Laden video flogging the country's foreign 
policies that aired Friday is a strong argument for the need to re-elect President 
George W. Bush. The Republican Party star from Arizona swooped through Naples on 
Friday night to cheer the Collier County GOP faithful at a public event at the Telford 
Center at Naples Community Hospital. 
 
CASTOR, MARTINEZ DUEL OVER JOBS, IRAQ IN FIGHT FOR VOTES 
PANAMA CITY � Democrat Betty Castor and Republican Mel Martinez tangled over jobs and 
the war in Iraq again Friday as both appealed to voters in the Florida Panhandle in 
their tight race for the U.S. Senate. Castor focused on economic issues, promising to 
secure manufacturing jobs that are at risk of being sent overseas, and took a swipe at 
Martinez for outsourcing by La-Z-Boy Inc. Martinez is on the company's board of 
directors. 
 
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PERSPECTIVE: 
 
EDITORIAL: COLLIER COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD 
Trust. That is what Collier County School Board member Kathleen Curatolo says she 
wanted to build at a board meeting this week to set goals for the new superintendent. 
Holding such an important meeting in a bank rather than a public administrative 
center, with ample meeting and parking space and live TV cameras, is at odds with that 
mission. 
 
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BUSINESS: 
 
A LOCAL UNIVISION TO ADD TO SPANISH-LANGUAGE TV 
Hispanic television options continue to grow in Southwest Florida. Little Rock, 
Ark.-based Equity Broadcasting plans to start a local Univision affiliate and another 
Univision-owned network, TeleFutura, in the area. Comcast and Time Warner carry 
Univision, but those are national feeds with no local programming. Equity does not 
have deals with the two cable providers to carry the local affiliate but is pursuing 
it, said Gregory Fess, senior vice president. 
 
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NEAPOLITAN: 
 
REFLECTIONS FROM BROKEN GLASS 
What happened to her is insignificant in the scheme of things. Lorie Mayer doesn't 
even usually talk about it. Yes, she was a child living in a Berlin suburb as the 
Holocaust erupted around her. And, yes, she witnessed and endured Nazi wrath � from 
simple name calling to murder in front of her innocent eyes. But Mayer somehow escaped 
it all when so many others didn't. She shakes her head at the irony. When so many 
others faced the worst horrors, she was somewhat safe. 
 
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