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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 2004

Page

7

Nation split as gay marriage debate broadens

Opponents and supporters press lawsuits and legislation across states, risking extended legal chaos and a possible Supreme Court ruling on recognition. Courts in California New Jersey New York Oregon and Washington weigh whether same sex marriages should be allowed while many states push constitutional amendments banning or denying recognition.

Bush House Senate U.S. Supreme Court Matt Foreman National Gay and Lesbian Task Force California New Jersey New York Oregon Washington Supreme Courts Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court Alaska Hawaii Nebraska Nevada Alabama Arkansas Mississippi Tah Wisconsin Matt Daniels Alliance For Marriage

Temporary 9-11 memorial design includes WTC bombing fragment

Port Authority approves a $30,000 plan to place a 9-foot stainless steel pylon and a granite fragment bearing John DiGiovanni’s name in a temporary World Trade Center memorial. The piece, from the 1993 bombing memorial, can be removed for commemorative events and will receive a new inscription dedicating the victims of the Feb 26 1993 attack.

New York Port Authority New Jersey Steve Coleman Coleman John D John DiGiovanni Trade Center Jacqueline Hanley Pentagram Studio World Trade Center St. Peter's Church

States wary of federal drugged driving legislation

Washington eyes drug impaired driving as 11 million Americans admit drug use while driving. Portman proposes a model law with incentives for adoption and training grants, while Porter favors federal penalties. Eight states currently ban any detectable drug in system.

Washington Congress Rob Portman Ohio Department of Health and Human Services Portman American Prosecutors Research Institute Arizona Georgia Indiana Iowa Ilinois Minnesota Rhode Island Utah John Boho National Traffic Law Center APRL Jon Porter R-Nev National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Cheye Calvo National Conference of State Legislatures

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