Arab professor speaks for peace at Miami Hamilton meeting
Mohammed Abu-Nimer, associate professor at American University, spoke to a full room at Miami University Hamilton on Let’s Talk about Race. He urged dialogue, tolerance, and awareness of Arab American and Muslim experiences post 9 11, noting rising violence and fear while stressing voter participation and openness.
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Mohammed Abu-Nimer
Harry T. Wilks
Miami University-Hamilton
Carole Johnson
Miami Hamilton
Abu-Nimer
American University
School of International Service
Washington D.C
Olence
Saleh Yousef
Miami University
Mark Allen Peterson
Abdul Rauf Hamidullah
Miami
Zeinab Schwen
Islamic Center of Greater Cincinnati
Mowammep Asu-Nimer
Wilks Conference Center
Guardian cancels trip to Ohio amid campaign brouhaha
The Guardian cancels its Ohio visit to extend the media brouhaha as editors say coverage would overly engage readers. The piece notes 14,000 Clark County voter names were exposed before a hacker accessed the system. Reactions ranged from anger to humor among local Republicans and Democrats, with Guardian editor Ian Katz defending the decision and directing readers to a full response on the Guardian site.
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Paul McInnes
America
Katz
Clark County
Bush
Republican
Dan Harkins
Middletown council debates budget cuts and tax plan
Michael Scotti warns cuts to the city funded TV station would devastate its 210 city programs. Knothole Club opposes removing Smith Park baseball fields for soccer. Residents seek park pool plans and costs. Jim Lowe urges hospital land sale cash for city. Vice Mayor Williams backs a 0.25 percent income tax to fund road repairs, while council weighs frequent town hall meetings.
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Middletown
Ron Joseph
Park
Jim Lowe
Middletown Regional Hospital
Interstate 75
Lowe
Laura Williams
Williams
Campaign finance details for local races revealed
Campaign contributions and expenditures for several local races show J Michael Best reporting 55435 with most loans to his own campaign and large entries from Chapple Construction. Jolivette spent 36511.88 with 5000 on consulting. Thomas reported 2920 with 2000 from party sources. Furman led with 62308.16. Lubbers did not file. Only filings above 500 required.
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Best
Charles Chappel
Chappel Construction
Kyle Abrams
Jolivette
Lawrence
Rusty” Thomas
Butler County
Democratic Party
Daniel Gattermeyer
Thomas
Furman
Commission
Furmon
James Lubbers
Parker in Cincinnati backs Kerry in Ohio vote push
Actress Sarah Jessica Parker stumped for John Kerry in Over-the-Rhine Cincinnati, urging women to vote and frame the election as a Patriot Act for progress. She recalled her Cincinnati roots while noting Bush policies threaten women's rights and child security.
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John Kerry
Carrie
Ohio
Thursday
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Carrie Bradshaw
Kerry
Over-the- Rhine
Parker
Bush
Alicia Reece
Lakota Cole
Cole
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Barbara
Darrell Waltrip
Queen City
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Waltrip
Twins
Matthew Broderick
James
Nelsonville
Athens County
Clifton
School For
Over the Rhine
Carol Friel
Parkers
Friel
Dean Urges Action as Kerry Health Plan Cited
Dean cites Vermont data showing 99 percent of children under 18 with health care and argues Kerry's plan is right direction. He notes Costa Rica has coverage and says voting alone is not enough urging the crowd to run for office to push for change and challenge Bush.
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John Kerry
Vermont
Costa Rica
United States
Dean
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