Unity Conference focuses on youth issues and faith
The local Unity Conference centers on youth concerns in education and Christian values. Delegates discuss communication, community impact, and strategies for engaging young people through faith and outreach initiatives.
Security tightens in capitol before Bush inauguration
Washington braces for the inauguration with major streets closed to vehicles for over a day. Secret Service sharpshooters atop buildings and Coast Guard patrols will guard the harbor as hundreds of thousands enter through 22 checkpoints. Prohibited are aerosol cans backpacks and bags over eight inches wide. Federal agents in plain clothes will scan for toxins or radiation using pocket-sized sensors. Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge calls the security measures unprecedented after 9 11.
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Soldier gets 10 years in Abu Ghraib abuse case
Army Spc. Charles Graner Jr. was sentenced to 10 years in prison at Fort Hood for physically and sexually mistreating Iraqi detainees, marking the first court martial linked to the Abu Ghraib prisoner abuse scandal. The case followed graphic photographs released during the probe.
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Abbas sworn in as Palestinian president triggers Israeli cuts
Abbas takes office as Palestinian president and Israel severs ties with the new leader over militant ties. Israel says it will engage if he curbs militants, signaling a tense start to his tenure.
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Middletown students fear loss of extracurriculars over budget
Middletown High School seniors and peers warn a nearly 10 million deficit could force elimination of all extracurricular programs. Students like Kyle Arnold and Lauren Morgan emphasize activities from softball to cheer leading and band as vital parts of school life and future opportunities.
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Sorg Opera asks public input on future course
Sorg Opera Company leaders invite the community to a 5:30 p.m. forum January 27 at the opera house to decide whether the show will go on and how. The group has faced years of financial difficulty since Whitewater Opera closed in 2002, with no 2005-06 plans yet and talks of possibly morphing into broader arts or taking a season off.
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