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Sunday, October 24, 2004 Election 2004 Guide: Compare President Bush and Sen. John F. Kerry and review the issues of the past year all on one page. Read More. TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS Detainees Secretly Taken Out Of Iraq The Justice Department drafted a memo that authorizes the CIA to transfer detainees out of Iraq for interrogation. (By Dana Priest, The Washington Post) Analysis: Electorate Is a Key Unknown (The Washington Post) Democracy-to-Go Contested States Are Magnets to Droves of Mobile Activists (The Washington Post) POLITICS Unknown Voters Rattle Parties Many believe polls this year are not capturing the views of new voters or accurately predicting who the likeliest voters are. (By Dan Balz, The Washington Post) Democracy-to-Go Contested States Are Magnets to Droves of Mobile Activists (The Washington Post) Bush, Kerry Take Different Tacks To Cut Dependence on Foreign Oil (The Washington Post) Court Rules On Ohio's Provisional Ballots Votes Must Be Cast In Correct Precincts (The Washington Post) Candidates Hit Key States With Election Still a Tossup (The Washington Post) More Politics Add topics to this e-mail Make this e-mail your own by selecting the topics and columnists that interest you! Personalize this e-mail now. NATION Detainees Secretly Taken Out Of Iraq The Justice Department drafted a memo that authorizes the CIA to transfer detainees out of Iraq for interrogation. (By Dana Priest, The Washington Post) Army Badge Of Honor Now In Contention Award Denied to GIs Retrained for Infantry (The Washington Post) Conservation's Company Plan Firms Are Asked to Examine Paper Use in Effort to Save Forest (The Washington Post) More Nation WORLD Jobs, Hope Abandon Eastern Germany Fifteen years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, Western living standards remain out of reach for many. (By Glenn Frankel, The Washington Post) Serbs Boycott Kosovo Elections (The Washington Post) Somali Leader Seeks African Peacekeepers (The Washington Post) Memo Lets CIA Take Detainees Out of Iraq Practice Is Called Serious Breach of Geneva Conventions (The Washington Post) More World METRO Election Fever in Va. Even with no surprises expected, both parties are engaged in a final all-out effort to get their supporters to vote. (By Michael D. 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(By Rob Pegoraro, The Washington Post) Photo Sites Put a Sharper Focus on Prices, Products (The Washington Post) A Flat Panel Doesn't Always Compute (The Washington Post) More Technology SPORTS Red Sox Take Game 1 Mark Bellhorn hits a two-run homer in the eighth inning to help the Boston Red Sox grab Game 1 of the World Series over the St. Louis Cardinals, 11-9, on Saturday. (By Dave Sheinin, The Washington Post) For Terps, The Going Gets Tougher Maryland Loses Third Straight After Controversial Late Call : Clemson 10, Maryland 7 (The Washington Post) With Stewart, United Is Off And Running Veteran Nets Controversial Goal: United 2, MetroStars 0 (The Washington Post) Cavs Shake Off Funk, And Duke Pearman's Running Helps Team Overcome Slow Start: Virginia 37, Duke 16 (The Washington Post) For Williams, All the Attention Is a Site to See Internet Contributes to Hype Surrounding Eleanor Roosevelt Football Standout (The Washington Post) More Sports STYLE He's Always Being Hit On 10 years ago Craig Newmark started Craigslist for a few friends. Now the site is one of the Web's top portals. 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