National and International News-Wednesday, Sept. 27th

WASHINGTON (AP) - Both political parties have new ammunition after the release of a previously secret intelligence report on Iraq. Republicans say it's more evidence that Iraq is central to the war on terrorism. But Democrats say it furthers their argument that the world is less safe because of the war.

WASHINGTON (AP) - Now it's Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton's turn. She says if former President Clinton had gotten a report indicating Osama bin Laden was determined to strike in the U-S, he would have taken it more seriously than the Bush administration did. Secretary of State Rice has questioned Clinton administration
claims.

BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) - The U-S military says four civilians have been killed during a raid on terror suspects in the Iraqi city of Baqouba. Four terror suspects also were killed. The military says U-S forces targeting insurgents with links to al-Qaida came under attack and fired back.

SANTA ROSA, Calif. (AP) - A hearing is scheduled in Sonoma County, California, this afternoon in the child porn case against John Karr, who was once a suspect in the JonBenet Ramsey case. Karr's lawyer will ask a judge to dismiss child pornography charges because authorities have lost key evidence.

DALLAS (AP) - Media reports say Dallas Cowboys receiver Terrell Owens has been hospitalized after suffering an allergic reaction to pain medication. His publicist says the incident is "not serious." Owens broke a bone in his right hand during a game two weekends ago.