The Omen Remake Fails To Scare Much in Review
The Chronicle-Telegram pans the 2006 The Omen remake starring Liev Schreiber and Julia Stiles as a dull reimagining of the 1976 classic. While the cast shows promise and the film has atmospheric moments, it lacks the emotional hook of the original and the notion of 666 as a focal point feels overextended.
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Slain Toledo student founded Grady's Ladies
University of Toledo students and Wapakoneta High School graduates Michelle Mielecki and Andrew Brown were killed in an apartment complex. Mielecki was shot seven times in a hallway while Brown died of a self-inflicted gunshot. A woman screamed Andrew’s name during the attack. Brown studied criminal justice and accounting. Mielecki studied marketing.
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Bush pushes constitutional ban on same sex marriage
President Bush urged a constitutional amendment to ban same sex marriage amid doubts on passage in Congress. Critics call it a strong election year issue and a rallying point for opponents across the nation.
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NASA Glenn lands lead in project to reach the moon
NASA Glenn Research Center in Cleveland will lead work on the module powering and propelling the crew exploration vehicle for a moon mission and on part of the crew launch vehicle. The CEV targets 2014 completion and job impacts are not detailed.
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Vermilion School Levy Passes After Tight Recount
The Vermilion district official recount confirms a 4.9 mill levy passing by three votes 1777 against and 1780 for in the official totals. Superintendent Bruce Keller expressed relief noting levies strain districts and thanked supporters.
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Road rage tied to intermittent explosive disorder study
A Chicago study estimates IED affects up to 16 million Americans, with doctors noting biology and cognitive factors behind violent temper outbursts. Dr Emil Coccaro of the University of Chicago cautions it is more than bad behavior and highlights its potential link to object throwing and spousal abuse in certain cases.
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