Russian planes crash near Moscow raise terrorism fears
A Tu-134 with 43 aboard crashed in the Tula region about 125 miles south of Moscow after taking off from Domodedovo. a second missing plane prompted fears of terrorism. President Putin ordered the FSB to lead the investigation as authorities tightened airport security nationwide.
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Domodedovo
Vladimir Putin
Chechnya
Akhmad Kadyrov
Interfax
Putin
Federal Security Service
KGB
Tula
Americans win first beach volleyball Olympic gold in Athens
Kerri Walsh and Misty May-Treanor claim the United States first ever Olympic gold in women's beach volleyball. The Journal notes the historic feat as the event concludes in Athens with forecasts and schedules on pages C3 and D1.
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Kerri Walsh
Misty May
Edgewood traffic snarls on first day of school
Rush hour gridlock hit Edgewood High School as suspended bus service forces parents to queue on Ohio 73 and Busenbark Road. Officials report heavy congestion from 7:30 to 8:30 am and 2 pm to 3:30 pm as deputies direct traffic and students are released at 2:35 to 2:45 pm.
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Edgewood High School
Debbie Lee
Brandi Bloom
Butler Tech
Trenton
Ohio 73
Busenbark Road
Crystal Henson
Henson
Jim
Tom York
York
Butler County
Sher
Iff
Edgewood
St. Clair Township
Michael Grimes
Sheriff's Office
Carlisle Local rises to effective on state report card
Ohio Department of Education data released Tuesday shows Carlisle Local Schools improved from continuous improvement to effective for 2003-2004, meeting 13 of 18 indicators and scoring 92.4 on the performance index while meeting adequate yearly progress. Edgewood City Monroe Local and Valley View Local remained effective, Franklin City, Madison Local and Preble Shawnee stayed in continuous improvement.
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Ohio Department of Education
Tim McLinden
Board of Education
Edgewood City
Monroe
Valley View
Franklin City
Madison
Preble Shawnee
Iraqi minister vows raid on Najaf shrine outcome
Iraqi defense minister threatened a violent raid on the Imam Ali Shrine as insurgent forces near Najaf's holy area. Reports say fighters dwindled after U.S. airstrikes while Muqtada al Sadr allegedly fled or hid, and U.S. warplanes bombed the Old City for a third night.
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Najaf Shrine
Najaf
Iraq
Imam Ali Shrine
Amy's Law aims to stiffen DV bond rules in Ohio case
The Rezos family backs a proposed law named for Amy Rezos to tighten domestic violence bond requirements. State Rep. Jim Raussen plans to introduce Amy's Law on August 31, with hopes of passage in the Ohio House this fall. Amy survived two attempted murders by her estranged husband Christopher Rezos, who faces trial on aggravated murder charges. his insanity plea and September 14 hearing are noted. Police say he attacked Amy in a West Chester Township hotel on July 2, posting 10 percent of a $100,000 bond before allegedly shooting her on July 26. The family and Amy’s brother Kevin Jones urge reforms to prevent such releases and protect others.
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Hamilton
Amy Rezos
Amy
Liberty Township
Jim Raussen
Springdale
Ohio House of Representatives
Christopher Rezos
Middletown
Rezos
West Chester
Area II Court
Robert Hendrickson
Kevin Jones
Jones
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