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Anoka County will pay $1.9 million to a work-release inmate who was found comatose in his dorm-style room after being neglected by workhouse officers for up to three days. Curtis Chromulak, 39, was found lying in his own feces, urine and vomit on Sept. 6, 2002, three days after he was last seen moving around, according to a lawsuit filed in 2003 in federal court. Anoka County officials said Tuesday that officers did a routine head-count, but admitted that they didn't thoroughly check on his well-being every half-hour as state law requires. No one was ever disciplined in the case....

For Immediate Release October 16, 2004 Radio Address of the President to the Nation      Audio THE PRESIDENT: Good morning. Over the past four years, I have brought a straightforward approach to the presidency. I tell you what I'm going to do, and I keep my word. When I came into office four years ago, the economy was sliding into recession. Then terrorist attacks cost our nation nearly a million jobs in three months. To help families and to get this economy growing again, I pledged to reduce taxes, and I kept my word.  Radio Address 2004200320022001  Radio Interviews 2004...