National Guard hands over MORE Bush Papers

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WASHINGTON (AP) - More than a week after a court-imposed deadline to turn over all records of President Bush's military service, the Texas Air National Guard belatedly produced two documents Tuesday that include Bush's orders for his last day of active duty in 1973.

The orders show Bush was on "no-fly" status for his last days of duty because he had been grounded almost a year earlier for skipping an annual medical exam.

The files, released to The Associated Press under a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit, are orders for Bush to appear for two stints of active-duty training: a 1971 exercise in Canada and eight days of duty in July 1973.

The records released Tuesday are the fifth set of documents related to Bush's Vietnam-era National Guard service to be released in response to the AP lawsuit. The federal judge overseeing that case ordered the Pentagon to disclose all of Bush's records by Sept. 24. Tuesday's four pages of records were the second set of files released after that deadline.

http://apnews.myway.com/article/20041006/D85HM4SG0.html

[knowbody0]

1. every thing in bush world is falling apart

bremmer is bailing
rumsfield is confessing
powell is resigning
the pentagon is complying
the press is reporting he won't have physical
the media is allowing the dems more air time