Graham Launches Presidential Bid From Florida
Democratic Sen. Bob Graham 37 years in Florida politics launched his White House bid in Miami Lakes vowing to restore the economy with targeted tax cuts and investments in transportation and education. He framed Bush as focusing on Iraq over security and pledges to appeal to NASCAR Democrats while highlighting his Florida base and experience.
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Groups say ruling allows political ads targeting congress
Washington groups contesting the new campaign finance law claim a court ruling permits ads aimed at members of Congress. The Club for Growth plans a second batch of ads this week pressing Senators Snowe and Voinovich to back the Bush tax cut package if talks fail.
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Grace Wins City Office Amid Mixed Community Support
Grace secured the city job after a hard fought campaign with backers like Marsha Madison and Robert Wilt praising his handling of city affairs. Voters including Jamie Boyd and Kristy Fath weighed in on housing, river walk plans, and long term road projects, while Grace pledged aggressive long term growth despite criticism over spending. Christina Jollifie? 2329-7129 contact details appear in the readable fragments.
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Close mayoral race sparks recount in Shoreway area
Voters delivered a tight result with the top two in a race for mayor facing off while an automatic recount is planned for second and third place. Rosso and Mingee reflect on the outcome and their campaigns as residents urged action on safety funding and local business growth. Public contact listed for further inquiries.
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Gillock Leads City Safety Post Primary With 1 084 Votes
Johnson the safety service director and sole Democrat in the primary won 1 084 votes and eyes November victory. Berg acknowledges surprise at low vote share and hints she may not run again. Duke vows full support and notes his Internet based campaign may have been ahead of its time. Gillock stresses November issues include widening Center Ridge Road development and citywide communication. Mayor Hill is term limited.
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Amherst election results leave Higgins upbeat about support
Higgins praised Amherst voters for endorsing him and pledged to push major city projects, while Litkovitz, town treasurer since 1979, hedged on another mayor bid, recalling a narrow 11 vote loss in 1985 and saying it’s too soon to tell. Contact Angela Inge for more details.
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City faces revenue squeeze as unions may resist next-year cuts
Mantini warns that mayoral cuts will deepen next year with unions possibly unable to absorb further pay reductions. He argues new businesses and jobs, not homes, will bring city revenue while income tax remains a major share. Contact Adrian Burns at 329-7197 or abums chronicletelegram com.
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Infections rise at 14 Ohio prisons outbreak sparks dispute
The Ohio prison guard union questions efforts to stamp out a drug resistant bacteria outbreak that killed one inmate and spread to 14 prisons. Officials say the illness likely spread via illegal tattooing, with exact prisoner count not yet known. The dispute centers on urgency versus concern, as authorities downplay severity.
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Incorrect North Ridgeville library address corrected
The new North Ridgeville branch library’s address was misreported and should be 35700 Bainbridge Road. The discussion shifts to staph infections, noting they affect many and are spread by contact. hygiene is key. Andrea Dean from the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction downplays threat to inmate populations, while Barb Bradley of the Ohio Department of Health stresses institutionalized groups remain a concern.
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