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Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 2002

Page

6

Jewish senators gain ground in Minnesota and Wisconsin politics

In Minnesota and Wisconsin the upper Midwest shows unusual political tolerance as Jewish candidates win multiple Senate races. Norm Coleman follows Wellstone and Boschwitz. Wisconsin boasts Kohl and Feingold. Analysts cite reform traditions, open attitudes, and demographic factors.

Washington Minnesota Minneapolis Norm Coleman Paul Wellstone Rudy Boschwitz Wisconsin Senate Herb Kohl Russ Feingold Wellstone Boschwitz Coleman Walter Mondale Leslie Kupchella Steve Schier Carleton College Ira Forman Upper Midwest Lower Midwest Illinois Indiana Ohio Forman

First cold snap strikes Florida

A blast of cold dry air reached Florida with temps down to 25 in Tallahassee and Perry. Orlando recorded 41 degrees, about 15 below normal, and a freeze warning was issued for inland west-central Florida with lows in the upper 20s to low 30s expected Saturday. Frost was forecast inland in east-central Florida but not expected to harm strawberry fields, while low humidity prompted a fire danger warning statewide.

Orlando Fla Florida Panhandle Tallahassee Perry Greg Mollere National Weather Service Weather Service Barry Goldsmith Ruskin The

Mixed views on medical marijuana law impact in four states

A GAO report finds law enforcement in Oregon Hawaii Alaska saw little crime impact from medical marijuana use while California showed limited data. Some officers say prosecutions can be complicated by medical use and federal ban. About 2,450 registered or reported medical users across Oregon Hawaii Alaska account for under .05 percent of each state's population.

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