Write-in candidates face uphill Elyria school board race
Nine write-in hopefuls compete for one seat as incumbents Don Boddy and Holly Brinda hold ballot spots with three seats open. Candidates plan door to door campaigning and yard signs while budgeting limited funds, aiming to educate voters on voting for write-ins. Kathryn Karpus, 51, campaigns door to door. Michael Huntley, 26, emphasizes name recognition.
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Israeli attack threatens secret talks on Syria prisoner swap
UN and European diplomats say an Israeli strike inside Syria jeopardizes yearlong efforts to restart peace talks and a planned prisoner exchange with Hezbollah. US incentives could soothe Damascus, but Syria’s return to dialogue remains uncertain after the attack and ensuing diplomatic souring.
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Terje Larsen
Bush touts progress in Iraq
President Bush in a weekly address argues Iraq is returning to normal and making progress under a clear strategy, despite criticism from Democrats that peace and rebuilding plans were insufficient. He notes thousands of new businesses and bustling markets since liberation.
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Program gives voice to victims in October Silent Witness display
ELYRIA The 21 life size wooden figures at Lorain County Community College honor Lorain County women killed by domestic violence since 1989. The exhibit by Genesis House uses plaques to tell each victim's story as October marks Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
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Surgeons Begin Procedure On Egyptian Twins Joined At Head
Medical team undertakes risky operation to separate identical twins conjoined at the head in Egypt. Specialists monitor vital signs as the complex surgery proceeds amid international attention and cautious optimism.
Congress seeks to shield retirees from drug plan cuts
Lawmakers work on a Medicare drug bill to prevent companies from dropping retiree coverage. Proposals include subsidies or tax breaks for firms and looser regulations for those keeping old plans. An EBRI study notes uncertainty over how many retirees would lose employer coverage.
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Man pulled from overturned car after Lake Avenue crash
Firefighters extricated a man from a white sedan after a collision left his vehicle on its roof at the Lake and Mitsubishi corner. He suffered a head laceration and arm scrapes, described as moderate, and was taken to EMH Medical Center. Other vehicle occupants were not seriously injured.
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