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Mid-Day News Roundup

CNN:
Only 45 percent of Democrats are very confident their votes will be counted, and only 30 percent of blacks are confident. Almost six in 10 of all voters polled had a lot of confidence their votes will be counted, according to the AP-Pew survey.
MSNBC:
The U.S. Army has plans to keep the current level of soldiers in Iraq through 2010, the top Army officer said Wednesday, a later date than Bush administration or Pentagon officials have mentioned thus far.
NYT:
The president of OPEC, Edmund Daukoru, said today that the 11 members of the oil cartel have agreed to trim production by 1 million barrels a day.
USA Today:
The Justice Department approved AT&T's (T)purchase of BellSouth (BLS) on Wednesday, clearing a major hurdle for reuniting two parts of the old Ma Bell phone monopoly that the government broke up in 1984.
Wish I had some good news for you, sorry, it just isn't in the cards.

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