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The Washington Bureau will cover the opening of the National Museum of Crime and Punishment as well as an address on the improvement of care for wounded veterans by former Sen. Bob Dole. We will also cover a conference call regarding Sen. John McCain’s health records. Correspondent Dawn Jones will cover a hunger strike being held by five Indian men protesting abuses in the US guest worker program.
May 23, 2008
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