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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 2004
Page
6
Wesley Clark plans to endorse John Kerry at a Madison campaign stop as Wisconsin looms. The move could bolster Kerry who has won 12 of 14 contests and seeks Wisconsin’s 72 pledged delegates.
Israel will not attend ICJ hearings in The Hague on the West Bank barrier, saying the judges lack authority. Prime Minister Ariel Sharon and five ministers decided the move, while Palestinians vow to present their case anyway. Hearings begin February 23 as the UN seeks a non binding ruling on the barrier's legality and impact.
In the first year after a law curbing soft money, groups raised over 100 million from companies unions and wealthy individuals. Donors include George Soros Steve Bing Citigroup while groups like America Coming Together MoveOn.org Voter Fund and the Republican State Leadership Committee shape national and state races. The FEC plans guidance as the interpretation of the ban continues.
In a bold challenge to state law, San Francisco officials issued a marriage license and married Phyllis Lyon and Del Martin, a couple of 51 years, in a closed ceremony at City Hall. The move aimed to prompt a court ruling against a conservative group planning an injunction. Officials planned to issue licenses to any gay couple beginning at noon, as supporters celebrated the symbolic act amid statewide debates on gay marriage.
Massachusetts legislators discuss options to ban gay marriage while legalizing civil unions as they reconvene the constitutional convention. Leaders seek a workable amendment before a voter decision in November 2006, amid a heated, divided session and protests at the State House.
Seattle reports a South Korean team claim of the first successful human embryo cloning and stem cell extraction. Congress and church leaders urge immediate legislation to ban all human cloning, while supporting lifesaving stem cell research under ethical guidelines. Bush administration calls for a comprehensive ban.
Dustin Hoffman reprises the church rescue from The Graduate in a 2005 Audi commercial filmed in Laverne California. The European air date marks the second TV spot directed by Michael Bay, echoing the iconic ride away scene with his daughter in distress.
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