Frances menaces Florida in largest evacuation yet
Frances Threatens Florida as 2.5 million residents flee inland ahead of a Category 4 hurricane. The 1000 mile wide storm could reach the state by Friday morning with waves up to 15 feet. Charley’s damage earlier this month heightens urgency as residents fortify homes and stockpile supplies.
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Florida residents apply Charley lessons at home
Local residents fear for kin while Florida communities adapt after Charley. Families share safety tweaks learned from the storm, detailing evacuation plans, securing houses, and checking supplies. Officials emphasize preparedness and community support as winds die down.
UK appeals court sides with transport pay order
Apprentices seek paid travel time to training classes at Sinclair Community College as part of a wider effort. The issue affects employers and training programs, with wage and hours implications. A separate business initiative targets smaller firms in a football themed market launch, aiming for a low-figure goal. Weather notes: mostly cloudy with a chance of storms, high 79, low 63.
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Bush calls for change at home
President Bush urged GOP delegates at Madison Square Garden to pursue a safer world and a more hopeful America while pledging to reform domestic policy. He warned of ongoing challenges to his re election bid, criticized Kerry, and pushed for realigning tax rules, health coverage, pensions, and worker training to empower citizens.
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What's so big about Ohio in the 2004 race
New Yorkers show limited awareness of Ohio as a swing state as Kerry and Bush campaign in Youngstown Perrysburg and Dayton. Voters describe Ohio as a flyover state and unfamiliar beyond Taft and Buckeye identity. The piece notes the growing salience of battleground states.
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Kerry attacks Bush at Springfield rally in bid for presidency
Democratic candidate John Kerry addressed more than 10 000 supporters in Springfield in a late night speech lashing President Bush and Vice President Cheney. He accused the administration of misleading the country into war and harming jobs while promising to put voters first. Protests occurred as Kerry contrasted deferments with military service and pledged bold future choices.
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