Iraq casualties sign will stay up near Duluth recruiting office
Recruiters Up in Arms Over Number of War Dead
Associated Press
DULUTH, Minn. - The Steve Kelley for Gov. campaign office in Duluth says it won't take down a sign in its window that keeps a running tally of U.S. casualties in Iraq.
The sign has stirred up some hard feelings because it's right next door to the military recruiting station in downtown Duluth.
The commander of the station says the sign is troubling for some of his recruiters, including one who recently returned from Iraq. He says his recruiters already have to endure the anti-war protesters who gather outside the office every Monday.
But a Kelley campaign spokeswoman says the sign will stay up. It was put up by a campaign volunteer who was wounded in the Vietnam War and says he regrets not speaking out against it then.
Kelley is a D-F-L state senator from Hopkins.
Associated Press
DULUTH, Minn. - The Steve Kelley for Gov. campaign office in Duluth says it won't take down a sign in its window that keeps a running tally of U.S. casualties in Iraq.
The sign has stirred up some hard feelings because it's right next door to the military recruiting station in downtown Duluth.
The commander of the station says the sign is troubling for some of his recruiters, including one who recently returned from Iraq. He says his recruiters already have to endure the anti-war protesters who gather outside the office every Monday.
But a Kelley campaign spokeswoman says the sign will stay up. It was put up by a campaign volunteer who was wounded in the Vietnam War and says he regrets not speaking out against it then.
Kelley is a D-F-L state senator from Hopkins.
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