Schwarzenegger enters California gubernatorial race
Arnold Schwarzenegger announced on The Tonight Show that he will run for governor to replace Gray Davis, saying the recall shows politicians fail the people. Feinstein ruled out a bid, while Arianna Huffington planned to run as an independent. Davis criticized the crowded field as risky and noted the recall cost of about 67 million dollars. Riordan hinted a bid if Schwarzenegger steps aside. no immediate comment yet.
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Richard Riordan
Riordan
Lisa Wolf
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Dame Dollar Mason Murder Leaves Community In Shock
Angela Washington recalls the night her son Mason known as Dame Dollar was killed after police traced a call to Damian, with prayers and a vigil by about 50 locals at Christ Temple International. Friends wore Dame Dollar shirts and donated dollar bills at the scene.
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Hummers stir debate as road presence meets public opinion
A crowd of mixed views greets the Hummer in the capital region and across the country. Veterans, drivers, and dealers describe the vehicle as a bold military inspired sign of status while polls show a split public reaction. GM and AM General note two civilian versions the H2 and H1 with top specs and high price.
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Denver
General Motors
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Grace Proposes Higher Tax for New High School and ICC Plan
Elyria officials heatedly debate funding a new high school, library, recreation center, and fields. Grace backs a 1.0 percent income tax for 30 years to cover about 199 million, while school board members urge Council to endorse the ICC plan and keep the high school front and center. They call residents to attend meetings and press representatives, warning the mayor's tax could jeopardize the high school project. Christina Jolliffe remains a contact for further details.
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Seabold Named Pastor for Dual Ohio Churches
Seabold, an Ohio State graduate, will be installed as pastor for two churches on Sept. 13 and 14. He manages 13 weekly Masses with help from a secretary and priests from St. Joseph in Avon, balancing tradition with a relaxed, spiritual approach. He aims to guide parishioners through faith and times of need.
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Seahold
St. Joseph
Avon
Ohio State
Seabold
Regi
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St. Mary’s Seminary
Springer eyes 2004 bid as Democrat with show ties
The piece notes Jerry Springer weighing a Democratic bid for Ohio governor in 2004 while keeping his talk show presence. Tim Burke calls separation from the show unlikely as Springer plans a fundraising Web push. Polls show low favorable views of Springer, with Fingerhut leading among Democratic voters. Norbert Denner Jr and Bennerli also announce runs.
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Springer
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Burke
Ohio
University of Cincinnati
Jerry Springer
Eric Fingerhut
Cleveland
Norbert Denner, Jr
Elyria
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