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BAGHDAD — A Department of Army civilian serving in Iraq and a U.S. humanitarian organization donated medical supplies to the Baghdad Police College’s renovated medical and dental clinic here Feb. 25. The clinic serves thousands of BPC students every year. “This was a wonderful donation, providing much-needed supplies for our clinic,” said Iraqi Dr. Mustafa, clinic director at Baghdad Police College. “These supplies will help us throughout the year in serving our patients’ needs. It is deeply appreciated.” The medical supplies, valued at approximately $2,500, included stethoscopes, syringes, sponges, gloves, bandages and liters of intravenous fluids. Multi-National Security Transition Command...

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE February 19, 2008---"I recently learned State Senator Tom McClintock is considering running for Congress. I enthusiastically encourage Senator McClintock to enter the race. He is a true conservative who we can trust to represent us in Congress." "I started this campaign because I wanted to offer ethical, conservative leadership that I believe is missing from Congress. With Sen. McClintock, I see no need to continue my campaign. I cannot think of a person more qualified to carry that torch. He has proven to be a man of uncompromising principle and integrity throughout his years of public service....

Excerpt from article: The senior U.N. relief official who chided wealthy Western nations for being "stingy" with their aid was not "misguided and ill informed," as President Bush said on Wednesday, the newspaper wrote. U.N. emergency relief coordinator Jan Egeland made the statement in reference to general aid supplied by the wealthy countries, but later praised the rapid international response to the tsunami that hit 12 countries Sunday. http://www.cnn.com/2004/ALLPOLITICS/12/30/quake.usa.editorial.reut/index.html