Protest turns unruly near Bush convention in New York
A march against the Bush administration erupted in unrest in Manhattan as plainclothes detective William Sample was knocked unconscious during clashes with protesters and riot police. Police say hundreds of officers moved to disperse the crowd near Madison Square Garden, with at least 10 arrests reported.
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McCain Defends Bush War Line Amid Convention Buzz
McCain praised Sept 11 as history's hinge and lauded Bush as rising to the era’s challenge. He defended the Iraq invasion as necessary and noble despite no weapons found, criticizing critics and a Moore film. Bush faced questions on winning the war, Edwards pressed defeat, and moderates like Giuliani Schwarzenegger drew contrasts at the GOP convention.
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Bush to visit Ohio amid GOP convention push in Columbus and Ashtabula
The visit schedule spans western Ohio on Saturday, Columbus on Wednesday, then New York before returning to Ashtabula. Rove defended choosing moderate speakers like Giuliani and Schwarzenegger to broaden reach. Mehlman urged voters that the election will determine the nation's course, citing Bush tax cuts and deregulation as Ohio job savers. Delegates report heckling and protests as they travel to events, with several making harsh remarks encountered along the route.
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Middletown Fire Division faces staffing cuts and policy review
The Middletown Fire Division reports about 8,000 annual runs including fires accidents hazardous spills and EMS calls. Sauter says council must decide if services would decline with reductions and how to implement them. Proposals include fewer on shift staff cross training layoffs and adding an assistant chief position outside the union. Matrix Consulting will meet with union members and then city officials and the public ahead of 2005 budget talks in September.
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Kerry may visit Springfield this week amid campaign prep
Clark County Democrats and Springfield officials prepared for a possible swing by Massachusetts Senator John Kerry. An advance team scouted rally sites while officials cautioned that no announcement had been made. Local leaders stressed readiness for a Kerry visit, noting tickets may be required and that past visits drew local attention.
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McBrierty Resigns Under Neutral Reference Deal
McBrierty resigned from Springboro schools in a pact to keep allegations out of his personnel file and to provide neutral references only, with no state reporting. Dayton Daily News obtained documents. officials say the arrangement saves legal costs while noting potential future staffing impacts.
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