Middletown eyed for possible Native casino site in Ohio
Enyart and tribal representatives toured Middletown as they consider casino locations. They described looking at sites near busy highways for visibility and access, with a final decision expected from West Seneca leaders soon. Casey says an announcement could come in the next month or so, but Enyart cautions no timeline.
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AK Steel faces mass layoff and gradual job cuts plan
The firm argues employees lose security and faces layoffs as it trims salaried and hourly staff after an arbitrator allowed suspension of a contractually guaranteed 3,110 worker minimum at Middletown Works. AK reports mixed quarterly results with net income of 92.7 million in Q2 2004 while shares dip.
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Butler County delegates back Kerry in Democratic convention remarks
Hightower, an Edwards delegate who will vote for Kerry, criticizes No Child Left Behind as unfunded and notes concerns over voter roll purges in Florida. Dora Briston and Dorothy Curteus also attend, while Hightower seeks to energize Butler County Democrats for Kerry in Ohio.
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Iraq turmoil delays UN talks as kidnappings rise
The conference faces factional splits and boycotts as talks stall over delays urged by the U N. Militants widen attacks killing and abducting foreign workers and a Jordanian firm withdraws to secure two kidnapped employees. Egyptian diplomat Qutb is freed after a brief captivity.
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Kerry and Bush clash as convention approaches in Philadelphia
Kerry and Edwards arrive in Philadelphia as polls show him trailing Bush in some contests. A Washington Post-ABC poll highlights voter uncertainty about Kerry while Daschle touts his Vietnam service and calls for better veterans care. Cheney condemns Kerry Edwards voting and Bush support remains solid. Former governor Dean draws loud applause, while Ter ry Heinz Kerry prepares to speak on his husband’s character.
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