Pope John Paul II dies and world mourns in Rome
Pope John Paul II lies in state near St Peter's tomb as millions visit his basilica and cities brace for a state funeral. Vatican cardinals prepare for a conclave within 15 to 20 days while world leaders and millions of Poles plan to pay last respects.
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Education department weigh state progress under new plan
Education Department proposes closer review of state progress in graduating students early reading gains and public report cards to judge No Child Left Behind intent. Connecticut signs federal suit. officials warn on political and legal questions about differing state treatment and testing exceptions for special education gap students.
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Connecticut to sue over No Child Left Behind
Connecticut plans a federal lawsuit challenging the No Child Left Behind Act arguing it illegally requires states to spend more than federal funding and undermines accountability. Attorney General Richard Blumenthal says the law is wrong and could spur other states to join. NCLB aims for universal reading and math proficiency by 2014 and has drawn criticism from the U S Department of Education over cost estimates and achievement gaps.
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Ohio Patriot Plan would aid military families in finances
Civil attorney Steve Lynch drafts the bill modeled after New York law to shield service members from penalties when breaking contracts or paying late. It allows suits for damages against noncompliant companies and aims to curb burdens like a heavy minivan lease tied to active duty. Tanya and Ernest Bryson describe the relief a similar law would provide.
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