Red Cross Faces Funding Strain Amid Disasters
The Red Cross warns a depleted disaster fund could force cuts to relief work as donations lag and Tropical Storm Claudette threatens Texas. A May appeal aims to raise 30 million by August while current aid totals include 16 thousand in Ohio for 50+ shelterees and 1,600 meals. 37 thousand in Indiana for 140 victims and 18 thousand meals. 10 thousand in West Virginia.
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Move To Toughen Laws On Child Molestation Bonds
Lorain protesters including children urged stricter rules for defendants charged with sexually molesting a child. They cited bond and travel implications as Victor Lebron, accused of sexual contact with a girl in 2002, prepared for pretrial appearances while living in Puerto Rico. Court warnings and travel costs are noted as he risks a warrant if he misses court.
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Buccieri Leaves Avon School Board After Board Vote
The Avon school board voted on March 25 to require Buccieri to provide work schedules W-2 forms and other documents from her employment as an aerobics instructor at EMH Fitness Center. Buccieri, who has two years left on her contract, hired attorney Jonathan Rosenbaum who demanded a $750,000 buyout, now deemed null and void. Interim Superintendent Howard Dulmage remains as the board contemplates its next steps and the August 5 meeting.
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Lorene Baker
Ber
Wellington
Baker
Howard Dulmage
Feblan
Dave Perozek
Dperozek
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Market rally boosts stocks as June shows big trading surge
Al Stock notes the 2003 rally entering month five with Scottrade setting a June 6 record and averaging about 75,000 trades daily. Dell increases 401k contributions, investors shift psychology, earnings beat expectations, and a 350 billion tax cut plus Fed rate cuts bolster confidence while indices rise but remain below dot com highs.
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Dell
Iraq
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Standard & Poor
Wall Street
Fred Siegel
New Orleans
House votes to bar country of origin meat labels
The House approved a measure to stop the Agriculture Department from requiring country of origin labeling for beef pork lamb and other meats sold in the United States. The 268 to 193 vote would exempt meat products from the labeling rule already crafted in a farm bill and slated to start by 2004, a move supporters say would raise costs for grocers and processors while opponents argue it aids consumer information and traceability.
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Texas
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Ohio
National Cattlemen’s Beef Association
National Pork Producers Council
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National Farmers Union
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