Almanac March 10 2012 highlights and history
Almanac notes mark March 10 2012 as day 70 of the year and day 80 of winter. It lists historic milestones including 1862 first U S paper money and 1864 Grant becoming Union commander. Also notes 1971 voting age lower to 18 and birthdays of figures like Sarasate Luce Norris Stone Hamm Underwood and Moon phase.
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Lorain High School to Move to Former Southview Site
Lorain City School District votes to relocate Lorain High School to the former Southview High School building. The move aims to reduce five years of construction disruption and allow a faster completion of the new campus, with ninth grade at the former Southview Middle School and upper grades at the former Southview High.
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Romney and Santorum threaten war over Iran, Paul warns
In Washington, pundits argue the Republican field favors war with Iran unless Ron Paul wins the nomination. Romney pledges tougher sanctions and a hard line on Israel while Romney’s rendering risks pushing toward conflict. The piece questions whether escalating rhetoric will lead to military action or a lasting solution.
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Ultrasound Debate Spurs Virginia Abortion Law Change
The Virginia legislature approved an ultrasound bill after revising it to a non invasive procedure. The measure joins seven states in requiring providers to offer ultrasound viewings to women seeking abortions, with informed consent documents as part of the process.
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The Debate Over Abortion and Women Voters
Kathleen Parker argues that Democratic framing labels the GOP as waging a war on women over abortion and contraception. She cautions against equating anti abortion views with hostility to women while noting the GOP's alignment with social conservatives and the electoral risks for Republicans.
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