Weary From At the Hands Of Iraqi Governing Council
U S and Iraqi officials report continued daily attacks on troops as the new Iraqi governing council struggles to prove its legitimacy. Since May 1 coalition briefings show 33 American soldiers killed by hostile fire. Soldiers in the 3rd Infantry Division, long deployed from Kuwait to Fallujah, face extreme heat and ongoing combat.
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Iraq quagmire parallels to Vietnam shake US policy
Analysts compare Iraq's postwar insurgency to Vietnam while noting stark differences. University of Maryland experts warn of a difficult exit, mounting casualties, and the challenge of nation building with diverse Iraqi factions and limited local order. NATO and UN help are urged to avoid deeper upheaval.
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Debate Over Reducing Vehicle Emissions Drives Ohio Plan
Ohio business groups push a plan targeting vehicle emissions to curb ozone with minimal industry regulation, while the Ohio Environmental Council counters that power plants and diesel engines are the main pollution sources. They note EPA’s November move to review counties unable to meet the 1997 ozone standard of 0.08 ppm, upheld by the Supreme Court in 2001 after prior challenges.
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Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Kurt Waltzer
Ohio Environmental Council
U.S
Head Start Funding Under Review Amid Cuts
Kathryn Ramsey, union president, confirms cuts are coming and negotiations are required under the contract. A federal Head Start review team has requested information on fund usage and potential cross funding. Ramirez works with a consulting team to prepare a report due by week’s end. Contact Dave Perczek.
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Spitzer plans relocate Elyria dealerships to I 90 area
Spitzer Motors will move Elyria operations to nearby I 90 and Route 58 sites to boost sales and improve access, closing the older facility that hindered traffic. The shutdown trims Elyria tax income by about 20,000 yearly while Amherst gains a 16,000 square foot Volkswagen dealership and 25 jobs. Downtown redevelopment and new land use are expected to follow as the city and officials react.
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Bill Grace
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Dodge
Mitsubishi
Mayor eyes redevelopment of riverfront site downtown
Grace outlines possible uses for a new downtown property including retail and residential space or a community recreation center library park or hotel. A hotel is viewed as important a potential site for EMH Regional Medical Center expansion is mentioned and a park near Tannery Street could connect to the river walk. Contact Christina Jolliffe for details.
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EMH Regional Medical Center
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