Cheney stamps for Bush rallies crowd in Batavia
Vice President Dick Cheney spoke at Clermont County Airport in Batavia to about 2,500 supporters. He hailed gains in the war on terror and the Taliban defeat, defended Bush’s decisiveness, and clashed with Kerry over the Iraq war vote and funding while the crowd cheered and chanted for four more years.
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Bush
Batavia
Dick Cheney
Clermont County
Afghanistan
Libya
Saddam Hussein
America
Cincinnati
Kerry Campaign
Kathy Roeder
Kerry
Iraq
Senate
Afghans’ democracy a big blow to Taliban
Afghans from villages to slums embraced their first vote with enthusiasm and braved Taliban threats. The Taliban suffered a major defeat as eight policemen and at least five civilians were killed, while the US-led coalition reported significant gains. A boycott by opposition candidates fizzled under global condemnation and Karzai's growing support.
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Kabul
Afghanistan
Hamid Karzai
U.S
Zalmay Khalilzad
Yunus Qanooni
Khalilzad
U.N
Jean Arnault
Qanooni
Organization For Security and Cooperation In Europe
Karzai
Mohammed Shah
Kandahar
Pharmacist Testifies He Delayed Birth Control Refills
Neil Noesen a 30 year old pharmacist testified at a disciplinary hearing that he refused to fill Amanda Phiede s birth control prescription or transfer it to another pharmacy due to fears of sin He described spiritual pain and said the action could expose her to pregnancy The state accuses him of unprofessional conduct while he worked alone at a Kmart in Menomonie in July 2002 during the refill request by a University of Wisconsin Stout student
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Madison
Wis
Neil Noesen
Amanda Phiede
Noesen
State Department of Regulation and Licensing
Phiede
John Zwieg
Kmart
Menomonie
University of Wisconsin-Stout
Bush Attacks Kerry in Final Debates Pushing War on Terror
The Bush campaign, with Rudolph Giuliani, accuses Kerry of downplaying terrorism. Giuliani cites past attacks like USS Cole and the World Trade Center as examples of danger. Kerry counters by saying he vows to challenge terrorists, while Bush stresses the war on terror as central to his reelection. Chicago Tribune
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Giuliani
Kerry
Bush
Arizona
Men charged with kidnapping in juvenile rock-throwing incident
Watkins and Gibson face first degree felony charges of kidnapping and complicity kidnapping after driving boys ages under 13 in a van to scare them. Police say rocks were thrown at cars near Bernice Avenue. a boy was grabbed into the van but no one harmed. Bond set at 75000 for each. preliminary hearing slated for Oct 18.
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Gibson
Jones
Bernice Avenue
Oxford State Road
Middletown City
Christopher Reeve dies after battle with infection and paralysis
Actor Christopher Reeve died at a hospital after a draining illness from a bedsore followed by cardiac arrest and coma. The star known for Superman suffered a severe spinal injury in a 1995 horse riding accident and fought for years to breathe unaided as he pursued a cure while continuing public advocacy. His wife Dana and other family members were with him.
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Pound Ridge
Dana
Superman
Christopher Reeve dies at 52 after spinal injury advocacy
Actor Christopher Reeve, famed for his Superman role, died of heart failure at 52 on October 10 2004. He became a leading advocate for spinal cord research after his 1995 horse accident and helped fund and promote stem cell research and paralysis treatment through the Christopher Reeve Paralysis Foundation, influencing policy and public debate.
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Christopher Reeve Paralysis Foundation
Spinal Cord
American Paralysis Foundation
Reeve
Chael J. Fox
Bush
John Kerry
Kerry
Santa Fe
N.M. Reeve
Daniel Perry
Coalition For the Advancement of Medical Research
Capitol Hill
Perry
John McDonald
Washington University
St. Louis
Wal-Mart planned for Franklin site anchor role eyed
RG Properties progresses toward a Wal-Mart SuperCenter at 30 acres at Second Street and Commerce Center Drive Franklin with full grocery and retail anchors. Site grading, water and sewer upgrades to be funded by the developer while city considers a stoplight at Second Street Wells Bridge Drive. Construction to start early 2005 with a first quarter 2006 opening targeted.
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Wal-Mart
Todd Hall
Gunlock
Franklin
Springboro
Dayton
Middletown
Franklin’s
Second Street
Commerce Center Drive
RG Properties
Franklin City
Scott Lipps
Michael Perkins
Wells Bridge Drive
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Barbara Johnson
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