Veteran Republicans help oust Lott as Frist rises
In a week of quick action in the Senate three veteran Republicans Sen. John Warner Don Nickles and Mitch McConnell pushed Trent Lott to relinquish his leadership post. Frist emerged as the favored successor amid behind the scenes maneuvering and multiparty talks.
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Elyria High School Students Tour Holocaust Museum
Washington report notes students reflect on images and view videos about prejudice including homophobia. Rebecca Youngerman of the ADL Cleveland explains the goal to humanize history. the first Elyria trip runs from 4:30 a.m. Monday to 2:30 a.m. Tuesday. Over 18 million visitors this year per Warren Marcus. Contact Tory Lombardo for details.
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Wooster Blade rows over seized issue and rights
Wooster Blade articles were confiscated after a student reported alcohol use at a party involving a school board member’s daughter. Principal James Jackson cited privacy rules and possible defamation concerns while editors defended unfettered student press and questioned board involvement in punishment.
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Dardinger family lawsuit targets Anthem over cancer care
Ohio state judge orders Anthem to pay $10 million plus interest from punitive damages after insurer denied coverage for experimental brain cancer treatment. The Dardingers delayed treatments during appeals. funeral occurred day after denial notice. Chief judge Pfeifer faulted Anthem for slow action while defending policy.
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U.N. Warns on Iraqi Asylum in Atomic Interview Plan
U.N. and U.S. officials weigh asylum for Iraqi scientists exiled for interviews on Iraq's weapons program. Disputes over granting asylum to respondents fuel debate about where interviews occur, with Cyprus, Jordan, or Turkey as possible sites. Turkey hinted it would consider helping if asked.
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