Delegates and protesters gather in New York for Bush convention
Abortion rights activists and Republican delegates converge on Bushs heavily fortified convention city. Campaign aides say the president will defend hawkish foreign policy and outline a second term agenda on health care education and job training. Kerry accuses Bush of a dark Washington era while pre convention polls show a close race as Bush campaigns through eight states toward the nomination.
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Jobless at Fifty: Reinventing Careers After Layoffs
Established workers face upheaval as layoffs mount. The piece profiles the challenge of reinventing skills in midlife and rebuilding career paths. It highlights pressure on experienced employees to re-educate and adapt to new markets.
Rain Welcomes Home Ohio Guardsmen From Iraq and Kuwait
At CAMP ATTERBURY Indiana the 324th Military Police Company begins demobilization after 15 months overseas in Operation Iraqi Freedom. Soldiers attend lectures on safety finances media relations and parenting while rain fosters reunion moments and a return to civilian life.
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Bush Makes Stops In Western Ohio Campaign Swing
President Bush toured western Ohio as part of his re election caravan moving from Dayton to the Toledo area. A Troy rally drew an estimated 22 000 supporters under sweltering heat as he urged four more years in the White House. The tour passed through Miami Shelby and Auglaize counties with stops in Lima Perrysburg Piqua Sidney Anna Botkins and Wapakoneta amid large crowds and counter protests.
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Madison man creates software to streamline NFL playbooks
Stan Webber, a Madison resident, developed Coach's Office to let NFL coaches quickly move between scripts and diagrams. Miami University's Shane Montgomery and Cleveland Browns coach Steve Hagan praise the tool for saving time and improving efficiency. Webber began after early meetings with Bengals figures in 1998, aiming to provide greater playbook flexibility for coaches.
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