Law and open meetings clash over anti war resolution
In a Northeast Ohio county meeting, Vasi opposed back room tactics and urged open meetings as she brought up an anti war topic during a personal report. Commissioners Blair and Vasi later approved a reworded resolution urging caution before military action.
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County weighs reform of animal pound operations
County commissioners clash over pound management and potential sheriff’s control. Proposals include police training, veterinary basics, longer Saturday hours, and publicity to boost adoptions. Officials note leadership gaps and calls for stricter policy enforcement as workers discuss changes.
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Global protests swell across major capitals over Iraq war
Demonstrations span Amsterdam, Berlin, Paris, London, Rome, and New York with tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands marching. Organizers cite near two million globally while police estimates vary. Leaders urge diplomacy and time for U.N. inspections amid opposition to Bush policy. In Baghdad, Iraqis rally for Saddam Hussein.
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Diplomats mull tough UN resolution on Iraq and war
Britain and the United States push a short force authorization draft accusing Iraq of material breach and threatening serious consequences. France Russia and China oppose, delaying any new resolution. UN Secretary General Annan says a follow up resolution after 1441 may be needed. massive antiwar protests pressure leaders worldwide.
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Terror training camps cited as possible war-time threat
Officials warn al Qaida training camps may feed existing terror cells able to strike if war begins. The alert level rose to orange after intelligence pointed to Eid al Adha incidents, prompting public drills and a rush on survival supplies while FBI and Homeland Security brief law enforcement on war related extremism.
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