Protests mark second anniversary of Iraq war across U S
Antiwar demonstrations stretched from New York to Chicago and beyond with thousands marching at Times Square Harlem and Central Park. Protesters jeered Bush from campaigns to recruitment sites while police arrested 36 for disorderly conduct.
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NEW York Times
Gambling meeting draws legislators and tribal casino plans
A forthcoming gathering in Ohio will include four legislators, mayors from Cleveland and Lorain, horse track owners, race horse owners, and several Indian tribes led by the Eastern Shawnee of Oklahoma. The tribe, aiming to build casinos in Monroe and other towns, plans a 150 acre land purchase under undisclosed conditions. Monroe officials did not receive invitations, while discussions focus on long term fiscal gains from casino revenues and potential state scholarships.
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Cincinnati
Charlie Luken
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Shawnee
Lordstown
Botkins
Shelby County
Bill Brock
Brock
Chris Redfern
D-Catawba Island
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