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Sunday, October 03, 2004
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TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS
Debate Leads to Shifts in Campaign Strategy
Kerry plans to shift the focus to Bush's economic record, while the president revives his attack on Kerry's foreign policy credentials.
(By Dan Balz, The Washington Post)
U.S., Iraqi Forces Control Samarra
Sporadic Fighting Continues After Major Offensive North of Baghdad
(The Washington Post)
Influx of Wounded Strains VA
Claims Backlog Besets Returning U.S. Troops
(The Washington Post)
POLITICS
Debate Leads to Shifts in Campaign Strategy
Kerry plans to shift the focus to Bush's economic record, while the president revives his attack on Kerry's foreign policy credentials.
(By Dan Balz, The Washington Post)
Changes in Store for Senate Leaders
Term Limit Pledge Means Chairmen Will Shift Even if GOP Retains Majority
(The Washington Post)
Cost of Congressional Campaigns Skyrockets
(The Washington Post)
Md. Democrats Gather to Promote Party's Liberal Side
(The Washington Post)
Unfriendly Fire
A Vietnam Vet Saw His Honor Under Attack, and Took the Fight to the Kerry Camp
(The Washington Post)
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NATION
Braving the Streets Her Way in Newark
Gay teen searches for identity in a city where survival is part of everyday life.
(Anne Hull, The Washington Post)
Influx of Wounded Strains VA
Claims Backlog Besets Returning U.S. Troops
(The Washington Post)
Goss Choice Quit CIA In 1982 Under Fire
(The Washington Post)
Supreme Court to Consider Federal Sentencing Guidelines
(The Washington Post)
Alert Level Is Elevated for Mount St. Helens
(The Washington Post)
More Nation
WORLD
In Sadr City, Stalking the Enemy Lair
American soldiers venture out of their bases into dangerous streets, confronting myriad of unseen risks.
(By Steve Fainaru, The Washington Post)
Security in Sudan Camps Lax As Deadly Militia Roams Free
Food, Health Situation Improving, but Many Still Fear Attacks
(The Washington Post)
Oil Prices Generate Winners and Losers
Exporters Celebrate Windfall Profits As Importers Reel From Cost's Burden
(The Washington Post)
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METRO
Housing Aid Dwindles
Across the Washington region and the nation, housing authorities say they are being forced to increase the burden on low-income renters.
(By Mary Otto, The Washington Post)
D.C. Alters The Way It Prosecutes Homicides
New Crime Unit Will Handle Cases
(The Washington Post)
Economic, War Policies Faulted in Hushed Vigils
D.C. Street Closures, Security to Continue Today
(The Washington Post)
Md., Va. Fans Could Make Stadium a Tax Winner
(The Washington Post)
Warner Faces Risks in Election Season
(The Washington Post)
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BUSINESS
Brand's Power Tapped to Reach Youth
Popular Hello Kitty brand -- commonly found on stationery, purses, and other items for children -- will soon appear on a new platform: a MasterCard debit card.
(By Caroline E. Mayer, The Washington Post)
Uncertainty Translates Into Losses
(The Washington Post)
Debt Relief Plan Eludes IMF Group
Issue Likely to Be Resolved Next Year
(The Washington Post)
Shoppers Raise Their Red Flags
(The Washington Post)
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TECHNOLOGY
BlackBerry, Bluetooth Have Limited Following
Devices have remained stubbornly irrelevant to many mainstream users, despite the benefits they might offer and the hype they often get in the press. ...
(By Rob Pegoraro, The Washington Post)
Yahoo's Home Page Gets Functional Facelift
(The Washington Post)
Security Beyond Antivirus Programs
(The Washington Post)
More Technology
SPORTS
Running Into Trouble
In the first three games of this season, the Redskins have been unable to gain vital yards on the ground at the most crucial junctures, particularly in goal line situations.
(By Jason La Canfora, The Washington Post)
Hokies Upend WVU
Virginia Tech Ends No. 6 Mountaineers' Chances for Undefeated Season : Virginia Tech 19, West Virginia 13
(The Washington Post)
Md., Va. Fans Could Make Stadium a Tax Winner
(The Washington Post)
Red Sox Beat O's Twice
Cabrera, Ponson End on Low Notes in Day-Night Doubleheader: Red Sox 7-7, Orioles 5-5
(The Washington Post)
J. Lewis Agreement Struck
Raven Would Serve No Prison Time During Season
(The Washington Post)
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STYLE
Dan Rather, In the Eye Of the Storm
NEW YORK, Oct. 2 -- Dan Rather, vowing to resist any "smear" campaign against him by the Bush administration or other critics, said Saturday he would not "give up the fight" and intends to remain in the CBS anchor chair.
(By Howard Kurtz, The Washington Post)
Unfriendly Fire
A Vietnam Vet Saw His Honor Under Attack, and Took the Fight to the Kerry Camp
(The Washington Post)
Spring Flings You'll Regret The Season After
(The Washington Post)
Swing Voters Who Hang Real Loose
(The Washington Post)
LIFE IS SHORT | Autobiography as Haiku
(The Washington Post)
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EDITORIALS, OPINIONS AND LETTERS
As Darfur Waits
LIKE A RESCUE squad that hears of an accident but then stops by a 7-Eleven for coffee, the world is ambling toward Darfur, the western Sudanese province...
The Tobacco Bill Cloud
TOMORROW, a House-Senate conference committee will try to iron out a compromise version of a complex overhaul of corporate taxation. The stakes are high....
'Rolling Party Barges'
IT WAS NOT prom time, senior week, graduation night or any of the occasions most often associated with teenagers' deaths in car crashes. In one exceptionally...
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