Bush Attacks Kerry Over Terrorism Nuisance Comment
President Bush denounces Kerry in Colorado and New Mexico as he labels terrorism a nuisance, faulting Kerry’s remark about turning terror into a nuisance like gambling or prostitution. Bush vows unrelenting pressure and calls for justice before terrorists strike again.
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New York Times
Madison Middletown Soccer Tie Ends 1 1
The Madison Mohawks and Middletown Middies battled to a 1-1 draw as Middies outshot Mohawks 17 to 12 but neither side found a game winning goal. The result keeps both teams square in a late season matchup.
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Middletown
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Astros beat Braves 12 3 to reach NL title vs Cardinals
Houston defeats Atlanta 12 to 3 to advance to the National League championship series, earning a meeting with the St Louis Cardinals. Cardinals seek return to World Series as Houston climbs to the final.
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Cardinals
Houston
Atlanta
WalMart to open first Franklin Super Center in 2006
Franklin officials announced Wal-Mart plans a 205000 square foot regional center by early 2006. The store will include a grocery, fuel station and eye care, with a brick sandstone exterior and landscaped parking. The project, a minimum 11 million investment, is expected to bring 400 jobs and substantial tax revenue for the city and school district.
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Wal-Mart
Bo Gunlock
RG Properties
Dayton
Gunlock
Greg Sample
Franklin City
Sample
Jim Lukas
Al Sadr loyalists begin surrender of weapons in Iraq
Loyalists of Muqtada al Sadr handed over hundreds of heavy weapons in eastern Baghdad’s Sadr City as part of a deal with the Iraqi government and American forces to end months of fighting. Dozens of guerrillas surrendered mortars grenade launchers machine guns and shells while the Mahdi Army faces a Friday deadline to turn over more arms.
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Iraq
Muqtada al-Sadr
Sadr City
Mahdi Army
Lars Worth
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Reeve's advocacy fuels spinal research hopes and doubt
The late Christopher Reeve championed cutting edge spinal cord injury research and offered himself as a guinea pig for therapies. Experts say biological research may allow the spinal cord to heal and regenerate within 10 to 15 years, though progress remains uncertain.
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Cape
Superman
Reeve
Jack Ziegler
American Spinal Injury Association
Doug Kerr
Johns Hopkins University
Kerr
Community leader urges tax no vote in Middletown
Businessman Stephen Hightower accuses local leaders of ignoring black voters as he backs a tax referendum opposing a levy. The Middletown debate frames civic engagement and race politics in a local governance dispute.
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Stephen Hightower
Middletown
Felony charges filed in enticement case
Middletown police say Anthony Watkins and Robert Gibson, both 23, face three counts of criminal enticement and three counts of complicity to criminal enticement after taking three boys aged 11 and 12 in a van following a rock throwing incident. Each was set at $9,000 bond.
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Anthony Watkins
Robert Gibson
Bernice Avenue
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Oxford State Road
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Bernice Ave
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Manchester Ave
Janice Jones
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