Supreme Court signals clash over abortion limits
Washington AP report notes anti-choice activists fear a federal Freedom of Choice Act while abortion rights advocates fear state restrictions after the Supreme Court left intact a Mississippi law requiring counseling and a 24 hour waiting period. The court’s action invites lawmakers to probe the undue burden standard and regulate access further.
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Warlord Aide and U S envoy clash in Somali capital
Warlord Abdul Kareem said Delia a water engineer is held at a Wayadisiu Jali once used by Somali intelligence. Guards barred journalists. U S special envoy Robert Oakley met Aidid and then visited Ali Mahdi Mohamed in northern Mogadishu. Oakley aims to secure guarantees that warlords pull back amid 28 000 US troops pledged for humanitarian aims. Pentagon talks about entering Somalia to pressure gunmen aside as US forces approach.
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Elyria schools seek overtime cuts and flexibility in contract
School officials push to cut overtime costs and move toward four day weeks, offering that no worker would lose pay for the contract term, while union negotiators call the concessions unacceptable. Key unsettled items include overtime pay rules, shift differentials, who performs maintenance tasks, and the four day week proposal. The district also proposes health plan changes to align with teachers and restrict overtime calculations. Schultz Bennett Roginski discuss positions with media involvement planned.
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District Strikes Tighten Bus Service and Costs
The district faces high daily costs from temporary staff and security guards amid a bus strike. About 140 of 400 contract workers were absent, with 75 percent on strike according to Roginski, while 140 absences may include sick workers. Informal talks were planned for this afternoon to resume negotiations.
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Avon Lake mayor faces denial of shock probation
At a hearing, Judge Winter told Hausrod the people of Avon Lake gave him a great honor, but he violated that trust. If shock probation is denied, Hausrod could still seek early release from the parole board. otherwise he would serve about one year and nine months reduced only by good behavior.
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Carvey Invited to Spend Night at White House by Bush
President Bush teased Dana Carvey during a Kennedy Center Honors reception recounting a late conversation in his Bush persona. Carvey, joking in a similar voice, ribbed Ross Perot as a “crazy aunt” and recalled how a year of political drama influenced the moment. Bush said the invitation might not have happened on November 4 but praised Carvey as a lively host to start a joyous Christmas season.
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