Lorain Firefighters Agree to Negotiate Cuts
Lorain 84 firefighters voted to allow union leaders to negotiate pay and benefit cuts with Mayor Craig Foltin, averting 16 layoffs. The city faces a large year end deficit and added expenses, with four of five unions targeted for concessions to avoid state financial control. Brown said the vote aims to spur cooperation while Foltin sought freezes on raises and bonuses. layoffs were ordered pending talks.
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Lorain
Craig Foltin
Tom Brown
Firefighters Local 267
Brown
Fortin
Fostin
Foltin
Eve clone claim shocks world amid skepticism and intrigue
Brigitte Boisselier of Clonaid announces a healthy newborn nicknamed Eve as the world’s first cloned baby, claiming exact genetic copy but offering no proof. Experts doubt the result, while the FDA says it will investigate potential legal violations though no specific U.S. law bans human cloning.
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Fla
Eve
United States
Brigitte Boisselier
Clonard
Boisselier
Washington
Food and Drug Administration
U.S
FDA
Scientist claims first human clone
Brigitte Boisselier of Clonard announces the birth of a girl named Eve as the first human clone claiming exact genetic duplication of the mother. An independent expert will test DNA to verify cloning while critics label the work evil and dangerous. Boisselier declines to disclose the location of the experiments.
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Brigitte Boisselier
Cionard
Boisselier
Stanley M. Hauerwas
Duke University
Clonard
Clonaid founder details and family decline media input
Report notes the mother, aged 31, and infertile husband will not speak to reporters. Four other couples are expected to bear Clonaid created clones by February. Clonaid, Bahamas founded 1997 by Claude Vorilhon also known as Rael, leader of the Raelian sect.
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Vorilhon
Rael
Earth
Boisselier
Defiant North Korea orders UN inspectors out
North Korea expelled UN nuclear inspectors in a defiant move drawing international criticism. In Arizona reports, officials question a gifts program as officials say T shirts for agency employees waste funds and resources.
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North Korea
U.N
World and Nation
West Nile kills 2nd in county
A second Lorain County resident died from West Nile virus this week, bringing the county total to two fatalities this year. State health officials confirmed a 63 year old woman’s death with limited details.
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Lorain County
Ohio Department of Health
Department
Kristopher Weiss
Weiss
Carlisle Township
Joan Lapos
Ken Pearce
Elyria
Lapos
Pearce
Kathy Boylan
West Nie
Ohio
Unemployment Benefits Expire for 800,000 Eager Workers
The end of federal unemployment benefits affects about 750,000 to 800,000 jobless Americans this Saturday with another 95,000 facing weekly cuts thereafter. Democrats fault Republicans and President Bush for inaction while Bush urged Congress to extend the aid.
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Washington
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