Nader Campaign Claims Voter Registration Backlogs in Six Counties
The Nader camp alleges backlogs in six counties with over 26 000 unprocessed voter registration forms. Ohio State University law professor Edward Foley notes mandamus relief is a tough but possible remedy for ballot access. Blackwell spokesman Carlo Lo Paro defends the secretary’s decision citing circulator misdealings and adherence to Ohio law.
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Debating Vice Presidents and Their Limited Electoral Impact
Analysts note vice presidential debates rarely move votes though scripts and performance shape perceptions. Edwards and Cheney trained separately amid questions of experience and telegenic appeal, with long careers giving Cheney a quiet edge.
AK stock at two year high amid mixed steel outlook
JP Morgan analyst Gambardella was unavailable for comment while Bradford of Bradford Research noted good auto sales and hopeful forecasts but warned AK lacks a labor agreement making it less competitive. Six AK directors filed Form 4s showing restricted share acquisitions. U S Steel, ISG, and Nucor all rose with gains between about 4 and 6 percent.
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SpaceShipOne flies to edge of space in $10 million prize flight
The experimental SpaceShipOne, built by Scaled Composites for Paul Allen, reached over 367000 feet in a historic suborbital flight. Binnie reported weightlessness and described the atmosphere as quiet before the descent to Mojave. The flight, timed on the Sputnik anniversary, advances private spaceflight and auction logic for the Ansari X prize.
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Bush Signs Bill Extending Middle Class Tax Cuts
President Bush signed a bill extending the $1,000 per child tax credit for five more years and adding four years to marriage penalty relief. The ceremony in Des Moines, a hemp of campaign momentum, followed by Bush's Iowa strategy and criticism from Kerry over science policy and stem cell research. Kerry argued Bush dismisses science while campaigning in New Hampshire and Philadelphia.
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