WASHINGTON — Republican presidential candidate John McCain willattend tonight's scheduled debate in Oxford, Miss.

McCain had suspended his campaign and said he might notparticipate if there were no resolution to the fight over theTreasury Department's plan to set up a fund to purchase illiquidassets.

But his spokesman Brian Rogers said there has been sufficientprogress and that McCain has been assured that all parties will berepresented during subsequent negotiations. Rogers also said McCainwould return to Washington, D.C. after the debate “to ensure thatall voices and interests are represented in the final agreement,especially those of taxpayers and homeowners.”

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