Editorial Dems new leader has big job to do
The Ohio Democratic chair must guide a party outnumbered in state government and Congress. Leland resigns after seven years of fundraising but weak candidate recruitment and negative talk on a Senate run hurt efforts. The party seeks a stronger, well financed slate to offer real GOP competition.
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Group Urges Donations to Keep Lorain Pools Open
The Lorain National Association of Negro Business and Professional Women urges support for summer pool programs. The letter commends Mayor Foltin and Councilman Flores for preserving pool access, notes African American children benefit, and asks for donations to Parks and Children Committee at Lorain National Bank, 457 Broadway, Lorain Ohio 44052.
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Post Sept 11 rituals reflect nation's new realities
E R Shipp writes about how the nation has moved from a recovery phase to memorial practice at The Pit the World Trade Center site now a construction zone. He notes national unity and changed identity beyond old ethnic labels, honoring rescuers while recognizing non heroes, and embracing American resolve reflected in ceremonies and civic roles.
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Embryo cloning row rocks UCSF and Geron ties
San Diego Union Tribune columnist Joseph Perkins reports that UCSF and Geron Corp funded and conducted two secret human embryo cloning experiments in 1999 and 2000. Officials allegedly dodged public disclosure citing privacy and controversy concerns. Public opposition remains high with a 60 percent poll showing rejection of embryonic cloning despite potential medical promises.
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