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To: LindyBill who wrote (88462)	4/1/2003 3:23:02 AM
From: Bill Ulrich	Respond to of 281500

...only because Fox is still negotiating the hazardous duty compensation with his replacement, Jerry Springer. Live from Baghdad! — "I was Uday's Double-Wide Mobile Palace Princess!!" "But in a report from Iraq where he was about 60 miles from Baghdad with the 101st Airborne Division, Rivera, known for his provocative on-screen style, said all was well and suggested he wasn't being ejected from the country by the U.S. military for coverage of the war. Defense Department spokesman Bryan Whitman later told Reuters, however, that Fox News itself had agreed to remove Rivera after the military commander where Rivera was reporting felt that he had "compromised operational security." A Fox spokesman said: "All I can tell you is that he's still reporting from Iraq." Rivera said in his televised report that he did not know where the reports about the alleged security violations came from but accused colleagues, including former employer NBC, of perhaps "spreading some lies about me." He suggested all was well between him and the military.