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V-- ''"" V'-L"--' y' Pho0 shouts his anger over the grave of hie son burled In a too- cafiaM turned into a cemetery to Falfcjah Iraq on 8unday Mora than 600 Iraqis have been kMqd In the fighting In FalMah the past wart the hqad of the hospital aakt Bunchy - An ir dta ' ' : ’ ' f ‘V documents obtained Sunday ''Vu'i yhowed Much of the Democrats crit-- : idsm of Bush is focused on job losses during his tenure but Kerry's study agues that fir broader and more ominous eco- J Domic trends at work numta” of : Continued from A1 v American who works for a US contractor in Iraq threat-ened to kill and burn him unless US troops end their assault on Fallujah west of v Baghdad by 6 am Sunday The deadline passed with no word on Hanull’s fate China's official Xinhiia that seven central Iraq The report cited a Chinese dipkvmat in Bagdad but gave no details The Arab TV station reported insurgents seized the Chinese north of ' Fallujah on Sunday evening also citing Chinese diplomatic sources Insurgents who kidnapped other foreigners this week began releasing some A Briton was freed and other kidnappers said they were freeing eight captives of various nationalities Other insurgents who kidnapped two ' Japanese men and a woman said Saturday they would free their captives within 24 hours but they had not been freed by Sunday night " TheUiimilitaiy onSun-day reported 12 more US V : sokhers killed in fighting on Friday and Saturday — half of them in Baghdad The deaths brought to 59 the number of American soldier killed since the new fronts of viotenct erupted April 4 Nearly 900 Iraqis have been killed in the same period At least 663 US soldiers have died in Iraq since the war began in March 2003: V Sporadic battles in Fallujah wounded two Marines and the bodies of 11 Iraqis were brought to a mosque being used as a clinic A Marine spokesman said troop? responding to Iraqi fire killed r - : But Fallujah was still the quietest it has been since the UJS offensive began Hundreds of Marine reinforcements moved in around joining 100 Marines and 900 Iraqis already there The military has warned it may resume an all- out assault against Sunni insurgents if negotiations focused on extending the and restoring police cease-fir- e control of the city fall through cam-Falluj- study says inflation-adjust- ed stripped any financial gain from a aeries of sored tax cuts which I i f "This is an index about how the real economy is affecting real working families” said Gene B Speriing a top economic adviser to former Plnesi- dent Clinton Sperling is Kerry’s chief economic adviser SeSrrfffiaue at tuition and gasoline college the same time that wages and inenmM are and per-sonal bankruptcies are at record levels" the campaign report said- -Kerry's presidential paign planned a formal release Monday at coordinated events in more than a dozen electoral-ly competitive states The doc-ument obtained Sunday by the AP discusses die economic sta-tus of all 50 states Between 2000 and 2003 the 1 more money in the pockets of : fighters A Cohn helicopter fired rockets and miaules after it came under ground fire be ! ' at v'-- “a significant 1 campaign says the tuition increase is die largest on record for a comparable time spaa At the same time health insurance ' premiums grew by 11 percent and gasoline prices were up by 13 percent according to die ' ' " study viy Kerry’s campaign argues that those increased buixlens far out? “Less noted but periuqM even more important is the fact miiLw£ family are by V : V Steve Schmidt dismissed the index as a political stunt “John Keuy has made a calculation that if he talks down die economy it will benefit him '' ah politically "tie said Schmidt also said die econo my is growing “at its fastest rate in 20 yean"and pointed to the recent Labor AP photo left Democratic presidential candidate Sen John Kerry and hie wife Teresa Heinz Kerry right arrive at The Paulist Center Catholic church before Easter Sunday sendees in Boston on Sunday: figures show wages dropped public colleges and universities increased by 13 percent The 02 percent while tuition at ss report t jobs werc created last month Nearly 2 million jobs have been lost during Bush’s tenure i cap-fiv- es : : V Continued from A4 i w humanize regularize and legalize the overall migratory : status of Mexican immigrants But Mexicans also have a hnajor challenge ahead: We must change our traditional attitudes toward emigration and toward Mexicans in the USvno longer viewing than as exiles who have given up on their hrandand who have thrown in the towel As Fox' has said we have to consider our compatriots in the UJS as : part of a Mexican nation in the cultural and ethnic sense and dontinue to push for 'v in their lives improvements ' At die same time we must distinguish between those who come and go and thbse who stay in the US The latter : increasingly want to acquire US citizenship and thae is no reason why they shouldn’L Those who wish to come and go sbould be able to do so v : securely and legally a bilateral unmigra- - r throui ' tion agreement These are die issues we wifi have to address and that Americans are beguming to confront Whatever else one : can say about Huntington’s article it certainly has contributed to thif necessary ' debate in Mexico and in the !' ‘ ’ ' ’ ' I ' '"'xj-- ' V v “ BOSTON (AP)— John ‘ Kerry is broadening his pco- -' name assaulTon Resident Bush with s “misery index” that suggests a combination of soaringcofiege and health care ooslji and stagnant ihoomes V have battered working fimilies during Bush’s term campaign v 1 V Kerry releasing ‘miseryindexV oneconomyrV ’v : — A7 Uta?:0?y: April 1220D4 l:?fBk ‘if J ' : Jorge Castaneda foreign mlnle-tof Mexico from 2000 until ' 2003 la a canddate hi Mexico’s 2006 presidential electfoa This er si si DMtoitfs tocsBons ghoo tSomtoirtiWiwdf UK uid Sunday toljOBaiiWCiiclieVsSllln$aua(WFMonPtoesito8ouUiTowCenlwtoOo(lwWltawgtoltoLtoPKWOsiPrevoTomeCitreln8tQeorQeIBdCatlltol end Dlnsw i- s : - ” v CMlrSsms!ipnMaitonriwgVlMP VltowsloowtoowDMCiemCsiIlwtoisilcMEiyesS( -i' '" : - &£t - I v ' - ' w ‘ TtwDlscayCant ” ‘ J V O ' ' ( ' : |