Veterans Day at Bushnell Cemetery Reflects Quiet Loss
Veterans mourned at Bushnell Cemetery as 58,000 veterans and family members rest there. Funeral services continue daily with military honors, World War II and Korean War burials rising, and a 2008 peak anticipated for national cemeteries.
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Florida Commission On Veterans Affairs
Pentagon plans large inva sion force for Iraq detailed
Reports on a Bush administration push toward a military option against Iraq describe a land sea and air force of 200000 to 250000 troops. Gen Tom Franks favors a large option while officials push warnings to Saddam about consequences. Powell Rice and Card discuss UN deadlines and inspections with guarded certainty.
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Suspect shot after 10-hour standoff at Akron campus
Akron police killed 47-year-old Thomas Tremko after an hours long standoff at the University of Akron. Tremko, armed with a machete and two handguns, refused to drop a handgun and was shot about 5:45 a.m. after chemicals failed to draw him out. Officers had earlier removed Tremko from a bathroom where a machete and a backpack with a .40 caliber handgun were found. Tremko had prior confrontations with police in 1993 and 1999 and was considered dangerous.
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Chronicle Telegram address and publishing details
The Chronicle Telegram is published daily except Christmas by Lorain County Ponting and Publishing Company. It lists address at 225 East Ave Elyria Ohio and post office box for address changes with Elyria postal details.
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Sniper Case Proceeding in Fairfax for Linda Franklin Death
The Oct. 14 death of FBI analyst Linda Franklin is charged as capital murder by Fairfax County prosecutors against Malvo. Malvo and John Allen Muhammad were handed to Virginia authorities after federal charges were dropped to allow state death penalty prosecution. Malvo spoke to investigators for hours before his jail transfer, with his guardian Todd Petit objecting to the questioning.
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Storms Cause Roof Losses and Outages Across Lorain County
Violent storms swept Northern Ohio on Sunday delivering tornado warnings for surrounding counties and a severe thunderstorm warning for Lorain. Buildings in Amherst Vermilion and Sheffield Lake lost roofs while trees and power lines fell. About 2,500 Lorain households and 20 Avon Lake homes lost power as crews worked to clear debris and assess damage.
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Tornadoes sweep northwest Ohio causing deaths and damage
A string of tornadoes and severe storms hit Van Wert and Ottawa counties in northwest Ohio. At least six people died and many were injured across Van Wert Putnam and Seneca counties as mobile homes collapsed and houses leveled. Power outages affected 21 000 in central Ohio and widespread damage hit farms and businesses as crews worked to rescue trapped workers and restore lines.
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Tennessee
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Toledo
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GOP Agenda Seeks Independence and Permanent Tax Cuts in 2004
The GOP aims to become independent in summer 2004 as Republicans push for permanent 1.35 trillion in tax cuts set to expire in 2010. Bush seeks terrorism insurance legislation to unlock billions for stalled construction, plus business tax relief, investment incentives, and retirement savings boosts. Democrats face limited traction on wage raises or extended unemployment benefits amid rising deficits and calls to curb spending.
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Lottery draw rundown and jackpot figure
Weekend lottery results lists multiple games including Midday Pick 3 draws 1 1 4 and 1 9 8 and Pick 4 sequences 5 3 9 7 and 4 8 0 4 6 along with Buckeye 5 numbers 1 17 22 32 37 and 6 10 23 26 93. The Super Lotto Plus jackpot is 12 million dollars.
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Senate battle shapes new Homeland Security and judiciary
The fight over creating a Homeland Security Department with 170000 workers exempt from unions stalls in the Senate. Bush accuses Democrats of placing unions above security. Republicans expect Pat Roberts to chair the Intelligence Committee and Richard Lugar to lead Foreign Relations. Conservatives push quicker judicial nominations and revival of two rejected appeals court picks amid talk of a possible Supreme Court nomination.
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Indiana
Joseph Biden
Delaware
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Domenici Set to Shape Energy Policy Power in Congress
Energy policy in Congress leans toward Republicans as Pete Domenici of New Mexico is expected to chair the Energy and Natural Resources Committee and lead key energy funding subcommittees. His stance favors nuclear power and lab research, shaping Alaska oil drilling debates and energy development plans.
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Prescription drug coverage and Social Security privatization in 2000 election
Both parties push expanded prescription drug benefits for the elderly amid a stalled Congress. Democrats favor a richer plan, while Republicans back a GOP model using private insurers. Post election, partial privatization of Social Security gains prominence despite a volatile market. Democrats fear risk to workers relying on Social Security. Prospects for votes in Congress remain uncertain for now.
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