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ANCHORAGE--A satiric radio ad that mocks U.S. Sen. Ted Stevens and his son drew the fury of Alaska?s senior senator as he campaigned for Republican Sen. Lisa Murkowski.

FAIRBANKS--When the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee aired a TV ad in August deriding Sen. Lisa Murkowski's appointment, former Gov. Tony Knowles had a message for the national party: "Get this ad down--now."

FAIRBANKS--Republican Party political advertising in the U.S. Senate race offers voters a multiple choice test concerning the fate of Alaska Sen. Ted Stevens and his power. It looks something like this:

• Candidates continue veterans care duel  10-24-04
• Exxon: Knowles wrong on tax claim  10-21-04
• Knowles' ANWR ad blames Murkowskis, GOP  10-8-04
• Democratic group to target Alaska, other states with ads  10-7-04
• Actor's words in Murkowski ad irritate Knowles camp  9-14-04
• Democrats file FEC complaint over anti-Knowles ad  9-4-04
• National Democratic committee launches, then drops, appointment ad  8-28-04
• McCain's ad presence stirs Knowles campaign  8-27-04
• Who's a 'lightweight'?  8-19-04
• Murkowski upset over veterans health ads  8-14-04
• Murkowski ad attacks Knowles on education  8-8-04
• Knowles changes view on third-party ads  7-24-04
• Murkowski wants Knowles ad stopped  7-22-04
• Knowles accused of negative ad  7-18-04
• Virginia group attacks Knowles on jobs  7-4-04
• Murkowski's tax ad raises snicker  6-12-04
• Murkowski drops from TV show  6-11-04
• Knowles complains about GOP ANWR ad  6-5-04
• "I support this message" becomes familiar phrase  4-13-04
• TV show aids Murkowski  1-19-04