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John Kerry's Wife in Treatment for Breast Cancer
Originally posted 12/23/2009 06:30PM
Teresa Heinz, wife of the U.S. Sen. John Kerry, revealed Wednesday she has been treated for breast cancer and urged women to get regular mammograms that she says could save their lives.
"The cancer was detected at an early stage thanks to a mammogram and the work of a remarkable physician who insisted on investigating beyond what the mammogram could show," Heinz, 71, writes in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. "I have had two operations and my prognosis for a full recovery is good."
She says her illness has "reminded me to slow down, cherish family and friends, and deepen my sense of life as a gift to be unwrapped each day with newfound joy and hope."
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John Kerry's Daughter Won't Be Prosecuted for DUI
Originally posted 11/23/2009 02:50PM
Alexandra Kerry is off the hook in her DUI case and won't face any criminal charges, Los Angeles prosecutors said Monday.
"We reviewed the arrest report and have declined to file criminal charges due to insufficient evidence," says L.A. City Attorney spokesman Frank Mateljan.
The daughter of Sen. John Kerry was pulled over in Hollywood on Nov. 19 for an expired registration, her father's spokesperson said.
Officers conducted a DUI investigation, but Kerry's breathalyzer test results at the station were under the legal limit, the rep added.
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John Kerry: My Daughter Was Not Legally Drunk
Originally posted 11/19/2009 05:10PM
Sen. John Kerry's daughter Alexandra, who was arrested and booked for a possible DUI, was released after a breathalyzer test fell under the legal limit for intoxication, according to the senator's spokesman.
Alexandra Kerry, 36, who works as a film director/producer, was arrested in Los Angeles early Thursday morning and released at 5:25 a.m. after posting $5,000 bail, police records show.
"Alexandra Kerry was pulled over for an expired registration and was released after the results of a breathalyzer test at the police station were under the legal limit," says Jodi Seth, spokeswoman for the Massachusetts Democrat. "Senator Kerry supports his daughter and will have no further comment on a private matter."
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Bush Wins Election As Kerry Concedes
Originally posted 11/03/2004 11:00AM
Shortly after 11 a.m. ET, President George W. Bush received a phone call from Sen. John Kerry, to concede the 2004 presidential election.
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Bush Claims Victory, Kerry Tight-Lipped
Originally posted 11/03/2004 07:00AM
The White House waited until 5:40 a.m. ET Wednesday morning to declare victory in the presidential race, with Andrew Card, the chief of staff, claiming Ohio as a Republican-win state that would give George W. Bush enough electoral votes to bring him to 269, just one shy of the 270 necessary for victory.
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Presidential Race Too Close to Call
Originally posted 11/02/2004 10:00PM
And the winner is...still waiting to hear.
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Election '04: Heavy Voting Across Country
Originally posted 11/02/2004 03:00PM
With long lines at polling places – including a 90-minute-plus wait in Manhattan's Districts 7 and 10, adjacent to the World Trade Center – officials are predicting a record turnout in the first wartime election in a generation.
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Election Day: Record Voter Turnout Expected
Originally posted 11/02/2004 08:00AM
Monday – and early Tuesday morning – marked a grueling day for both presidential candidates, with President George W. Bush cutting a 2,548-mile swath through battleground states before ending up at his Crawford, Texas, ranch, while John Kerry faced rallies in Florida, Wisconsin, Michigan and Ohio.
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Bush and Kerry Race Through Final Day
Originally posted 11/01/2004 08:00AM
With nearly every poll showing the presidential race to be a dead heat, Republican President George W. Bush and Democratic challenger Sen. Jon Kerry spent the weekend frantically campaigning in battleground states.
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Dana Reeve Joins Kerry on Campaign Stump
Originally posted 10/21/2004 03:10PM
A week and a half after her husband's death, Christopher Reeve's widow, Dana, joined Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry Thursday afternoon in Columbus, Ohio, to introduce him and express her support for him and his call for federally funded expansion of embryonic stem-cell research and innovation.
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