Seattle antiwar protest marks three year with dwindling crowds
Three years after the Iraq invasion a Seattle protest along Green Lake drew a few thousand in a human chain encircling the lake. Activists say turnout has faded though opposition remains impassioned as March 18 and 19 events loom. A core group in Planert Shea Westerhold Niehaus and Larsen keeps banners and weekly planning sessions, while veteran volunteers reflect on shifting public mood.
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Tom Larsen
Missouri Republicans split over stem cell ballot measure
Jefferson City Missouri Republicans divide over a ballot proposal to enshrine the right to embryonic stem cell research in the state constitution. Backed by business groups and some GOP leaders the measure faces opposition from Missouri Right to Life and conservative factions amid a broader clash over cloning abortion and church influence. The measure aims to permit federally allowed stem cell research in Missouri with funding from private and public sources while court challenges continue and campaigns on both sides prepare to spend millions. The political fight n captures party tensions as Sen. Jim Talent faces a reelection bid and McCaskill supports the measure.
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WeatherTite Windows Sale Offers No Interest Plan
Elyria notice from WeatherTite Windows owner Dr Mery Houanaer announcing a two week no money down purchase with no interest until Summer 2007. Includes Energy Star like Low E-Argon double pane, Magna-Sill, reinforced fiberglass frame, and two week bonus door. Senior discounts available. expires March 16 2006. free in home estimate.
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Teacher who likened Bush to Hitler stands by his lecture
Denver teacher Jay Bennish faces district review for comparing Bush to Hitler. His lawyer says Bennish remains unashamed, will present opposing views immediately in future talks, and values balanced discussion while acknowledging the controversy.
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Blind students in Chicago face driver education requirement
Visually impaired students in Chicago Schools are required to pass a written rules of the road exam to graduate, a policy advocates say is unnecessary for blind students. A group of about 30 students at two high schools formed to push for change while districts consider waivers for exemptions through individual education plans.
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