Democrats condemn Iraq war at national convention
The Democratic National Convention in Boston frames the Iraq war as misguided with Kerry cast as a decorated hero. Teresa Heinz Kerry and Sen Edward Kennedy urge accountability while Barack Obama lauds Kerry’s choices. Delegates numbered in the thousands amid security as the party presses its critique of Bush administration policy.
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Middletown delegate at DNC pumps for Kerry in Boston
Middletown resident Steven Hightower serves as a Democratic National Convention delegate in Boston as Democrats prime John Kerry for the nomination. He notes enthusiasm for change and attended a Black Caucus on health care education and economic development, and a Moore reception where 9 11 film issues were discussed.
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Tribal leaders visit possible Ohio casino sites
Eastern Shawnee of Oklahoma leaders toured sites near Middletown Ohio as they seek 133 acres between I-75 and County Road 25A for a proposed Indian casino and resort. They, with developer National Capital I, plan up to seven complexes in Ohio and aim to place a first casino near Middletown close to I-75.
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AK Steel lays off newer workers amid arbitration ruling
AK Steel Corp has laid off about 15 workers with less than two years of service in recent days. Union leader Ed Shelley says the company is contractually allowed to lay off such employees, while AK vice president Alan McCoy cites an arbitrator’s ruling and notes no schedule for further layoffs. He adds the firm is seeking talks with the Armco Employees In dependent Federation to improve competitiveness.
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Mortar attack in Baghdad wounds soldiers and kills worker
A mortar barrage hit a Baghdad neighborhood near the U.S. Embassy and Iraqi offices injuring 14 U.S. soldiers and killing a local garbage collector. Despite the attack, Iraq announced a national conference to elect an interim assembly starting Saturday, with security support from coalition and interior ministry forces. Conference, intended to run three days under postwar law, had been delayed by scheduling issues.
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Ohio Challenge organizers vow return next year and beyond
The Ohio Challenge organizers say the event will be back next year and every year, signaling continued planning and a lasting community tradition. The article notes coverage on page C3 and highlights the organizers' commitment to annual continuation.
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