NAACP leader accuses Bush of not listening at convention
Philadelphia NAACP President Kweisi Mfume faults President Bush for missing the convention, saying he would hear pro family and social policy concerns if he listened. He cites Bush on a campaign bus tour while pledging a sweeping voter registration push amid Bush Kerry speaking later. Justice Breyer reflects on 2000 Florida decision and court unity despite public disagreement.
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NAACP chief questions Bush electability at conference
Vivian Washington III of the Middletown NAACP says President Bush’s refusal to speak at the Philadelphia national conference could hurt his re election chances. The local leader notes the NAACP represents about 14 percent of voters and recalls Bush’s 2000 Baltimore speech branding him a unifier.
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Cholesterol Guidelines Endorse Key LDL Reduction Aims
The Circulation article reports new guidelines from the National Cholesterol Education Program endorsed by the American Heart Association and other bodies. Studies of cholesterol lowering drugs show potential to reduce death from heart disease and heart attacks, and lower the need for bypass and angioplasty.
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Cholesterol guidelines update on when drugs should be used
The National Cholesterol Education Program issues revised LDL targets for risk groups. Optional 70 for very high risk with heart disease or diabetes. 100 for high risk. 130 or 100 optional for moderate high risk. Risk factors include smoking hypertension low HDL age and family history. sources include AHA and NHLBI.
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Extension back on table diverts Monroe tax revenues project
Monroe officials reject the extension as costly with no local benefit while Trenton backs a plan to fund a highway extension to Interstate 75. Miller Brewing weighs in on traffic relief, and county officials seek new funding methods including residential tax increment financing and state funding restoration.
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Louise Jane Mehl Clark 81 of Waynesville obituary note
Louise Jane Mehl Clark 81 of Waynesville died July 11 2002 at Quaker Heights Nursing Home Born October 15 1922 in Middletown to Carl F and Pearl Souers Mehl She was a 1940 Middletown High School graduate secretary for JL Clark Construction Co and member Bethlehem Lutheran Church Survivors include son Thomas Lee Clark wife Betty Anne and daughter Vicki Lynne Tyner husband Thomas both of Indiana sister Margaret Ann Reynolds Visitation July 14 followed by funeral at Bethlehem Lutheran Church Interment Woodside Cemetery Contributions may go to the church Arrangements by Oswald Hoskins Funeral Home Lebanon.
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Handcuffing toddler sparks domestic disturbance case
Al Cupp, 21, battered during a domestic disturbance. Miller, 22, was arrested on two felony domestic violence counts for handcuffing the child. Four pairs of handcuffs were seized as evidence at the Lafayette Avenue home. Cupp faces misdemeanor child endangering for prior knowledge and failure to call police. Both men scheduled to appear in Middletown Court with bonds set at 3000.
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