First Lady and Schwarzenegger Endorse Bush War Leadership
A parade featured first lady Laura Bush and Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger praising President Bush for AIDS and cancer battles, adoption, and education reforms. Maryland Lt. Gov. Michael Steele lauded liberty gains as the world reacts to a Moscow bombing and Nepalese workers’ killings in Iraq.
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Bush campaign staggers to edge in Ohio race
GOP stars pamper delegates as Bush visits Ohio 23 times since 2000. Ohio loses about 170000 manufacturing jobs to overseas. Gore miscalculated in 2000, losing by 3.6 points. Kerry forces mobilize with America Coming Together canvassing. Blackwell warns turnout among evangelicals must improve to win.
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City study flags data gaps and potential staff cuts
Miller notes gaps in data tracking and the need for assumptions. Fire Chief Sauter says onboard computers address some problems. A 19 member on duty crew could mean five layoffs, though attrition may remove those positions over time. Council seeks more data by November for the 2005 budget. The Master Plan debate ends 5 to 1 in favor, with Tyus voting no and Thatcher absent.
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Kerry Campaign Targets Springfield and Ohio Towns
Kerry aides view Springfield on U.S. 40 as a model for working class America and plan rallies in New Jersey Newark Ohio Akron and Steubenville as they seek to win Ohio by energizing new voters and appealing to towns Democrats previously overlooked. Volunteers in Clark County prepared yard signs bumper stickers and handmade signs while coordinating with labor minority and women’s groups.
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Edgewood per pupil spending tops state average by gap widening
Ohio Department of Education data show Edgewood spent 7271 dollars per pupil in 2003, below the state average 8435. A spokesman said 2004 data are not yet available and Edgewood plans to send a bill once complete, anticipating a growing gap as costs fall and enrollment rises amid ongoing disputes over funding. The Ohio Supreme Court has ruled the funding system unconstitutional four times since 1997 due to heavy reliance on property taxes.
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