Elyria High School Building Deterioration Cited
Elyria High School at 311 6th Street is the district’s oldest structure, now 113 years old and in bad shape. The district spends hundreds of thousands annually on Band-Aid repairs to keep the building safe for students and staff.
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Elyria High School
6Th Street
Elyria
U.S. hints at possible extension of disarmament deadline
The United States signaled a potential extension to the deadline for North Korea to shut its Yongbyon reactor after a financial stalemate over $25 million frozen North Korean accounts was reportedly resolved. Officials in Seoul and Washington said the funds could be withdrawn, with North Korea prepared to allow U.N. inspectors once access is restored. the weekend deadline remains under review as safety concerns about a shutdown are noted.
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Washington
United States
North Korea
State Department
Sean McCormack
McCormack
Macau
Banco Delta Asia
Pyongyang
U.S
U.N
South Korea
South
Chun Young-woo
Seoul
Christopher Hill
Chun
Yongbyon
Hill
Embryonic stem cell vote faces veto and uncertain support
Washington lawmakers debate lifting Bush era limits on federal funding for embryonic stem cell research. Supporters claim 60 votes exist to pass, but 66 needed to override a veto seems unlikely, as House numbers fall short. White House warns funding would destroy human life. researchers and senators push for loosening rules amid dire health prospects.
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Washington
Senate
Bush
White House
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Herb Kohl
Russ Feingald
Wisconsin
Feingold
Orrin Hatch
Utah
Hatch
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