Bush applauds voucher ruling in Cleveland speech
President Bush urged national unity against external threats and called Americans to serve by aiding neighbors. Local officials, including Rep. Jeffry Manning, praised the focus on accountability in schools and the Supreme Court ruling allowing vouchers as liberating for parents.
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Cleveland
United States
Bush
Jeffry Manning
Manning
North Ridgeville
Marilyn Jacobcik
Lorain County
Bush pushes vouchers in Cleveland amid Supreme Court ruling
President Bush visits Cleveland to promote a federal school voucher program, calling the high courts decision upholding government funding of private education as historic as the ruling ending racial segregation. He urges Congress to revisit the proposal, addressing a friendly inner city crowd at the State Theatre. The audience, drawn from communities expected to benefit, cheers as Bush emphasizes the voucher policy and its potential impact.
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Supreme Court
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State Theatre
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July Fourth Outlook in the Low 80s Across Regions
Forecasters predict a cooler spell for Independence Day with highs dipping into the low 80s in many areas. Patchy clouds and light winds expected, slight chances of isolated showers in coastal zones. Authorities remind residents to stay hydrated and apply sun protection during outdoor celebrations.
New medicines restore vision in trial patients
A Boston report says experimental eye drugs have halted blindness in several patients, restoring reading and driving ability. One Massachusetts woman once legally blind after losing sight in both eyes now reads, writes checks, and contemplates returning to work after injections.
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Boston
Mass
New Drug Class Targets Blindness in Eye Diseases
A new drug class shows promise for diabetic retinopathy and wet macular degeneration by inhibiting rogue blood vessel growth behind the eye. Researchers report potential to slow vision loss and improve outcomes, with ongoing trials to determine long term safety and effectiveness.
Lorain grants loan to back grocery talks at plaza
Lorain approves a 500000 revolving loan to Steve Krakemperger owner of Apples and Mor-4- Less to fund rights and equipment costs for a new grocery store at Meister and Oberlin. Cascade Management Services will receive the funds while talks continue between Giant Eagle and Apples. The plaza owner awaits a deal to fill the vacant space.
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Lorain Plaza
Giant Eagle
Apple’s
Steve Krakemperger
Apple
Meister
Oberlin
Safety Service
Craig Miller
Krakemperger
Cascade Management Services
U S soldiers endure incident in Afghan village report
A coalition operation in Uruzgan province led to a sudden incident in the Afghan village of Noahar and civilians were fatally hurt. The report notes U S military forces responding to the incident as part of ongoing operations and stresses cautious official confirmation.
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Uruzgan
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