Jeanne strengthens as it nears Central Florida coast
Hurricane Jeanne intensified to 120 mph and bore down on Florida after battering the Bahamas, prompting mass evacuations for about 2 million people from near the southern tip to the Georgia border. Coastal towns faced 24 foot waves, six foot surges, and ruined homes as shelters filled and hospitals reported roof damage with patients relocated.
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Martin County
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Texas
Chilean Land of Contrast Spotlighted at Middfest
Middfest highlights Chile as the land of contrast with exhibits on Robinson Crusoe and Easter Island, replicas of Moai, and a Chilean history and science center. The festival runs Friday to Sunday, featuring geography, culture, food, and events designed to broaden awareness of Chile’s diverse regions.
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Chile
South America
Argentina
Virginia Rllan
Ritan
Robinson Crusoe
Easter Island
Rapa Nui
Isla Juan Fernandez
Isla Robinson Crusoe
Daniel Dafoe
Spider-Man
Condorito
Middletown
Swallow’s
Latin America
Kat Fahrer
Middletown Journal
Tom Pressler
Pressler
Boilermakers spoil Illinois upset
Local sports brief reports the Boilermakers spoiling Illinois chance at an upset on Page C1. Community leaders and pastors announce a prayer vigil for tonight as shootings last week deepen the call for guidance.
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Kerry Debate Talent Faces Bush on TV Turn
Kerry, a four term Massachusetts senator, is praised as an expert debater with strong facts and specifics. Yet experts warn television can caricature him, potentially hindering viewer connection as he faces Bush in the upcoming race.
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John Kerry
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Massachusetts
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Boston University
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Bush Faces Debate Season With Change vs Status Quo
The first presidential debate is set for Thursday at the University of Miami. Analysts note this is Bush’s first time defending the status quo, with his identity clearly fixed and expectations high. He faces a different game after three prior campaigns and a history of outsider rhetoric.
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Alan Schroeder
Bush
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West Texas
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Bush rally expected to draw large Butler County crowd
President George W. Bush is set to visit Butler County Monday at Voice of America Park near West Chester Township. Campaign officials predict up to 30,000 attendees, while Democratic leaders foresee protest activity and strong Kerry opposition locally. Tickets are available from local GOP headquarters and Boehner’s office.
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George W. Bush
Butler County
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Gattermeyer
Bush
John Kerry
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al Gore
Middletown
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