(2)Kin of journalists get belongings left behind in Baghdad

KUWAIT, Kuwait - Hiroshi Ogawa (R), father of Kotaro Ogawa who was slain in Iraq, looks at belongings left by his son at a Baghdad hotel where he was staying before carrying them to Kuwait. The father visited Kuwait to identify his son's body.

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