Sept 11 dust woman seeks aid after collapse
Marcy Borders, the Bayonne widow who crawled down 81 floors on Sept 11, still fights for adequate counseling and financial help. Her life remains haunted by loss, with few supports from agencies despite Red Cross aid and donations. She teaches a free pre school from her apartment and hopes cosmetic dentistry or media exposure can aid recovery.
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Bush approval steady but slipping in war on terror poll
An ABC poll shows 55 percent say the Bush administration is doing a good job on the war on terror, down from 73 percent a year earlier. Overall approval sits at 56 percent while Bush’s personal approval remains around two thirds, down from 79 in April.
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Transportation security gaps loom over US ports and flights
Lawmakers warn security remains vulnerable despite progress since 9/11. TSA chief Loy cites funding boosts and cargo screening plans as hearings urge more money, better coordination, and faster action on port security and anti-missile tech for planes.
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Clarett Faces Transfer Options and Ohio State Probe
Ohio State tailback Maurice Clarett weighs transfer paths amid NCAA scrutiny over finances and alleged misdeeds. A Division I A transfer would trigger a year’s sit out, while a Division I AA move could allow immediate play with penalties still possible. OSU works on NCAA response as an Ohio State panel investigates academic improprieties, and Clarett’s public charges carry potential court timing and sentencing.
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Oberlin student returns after meningitis concerns
Reep says a medical release is needed before the Oberlin student may return. Because siblings attend multiple Oberlin schools, letters about meningitis were sent home to all students to answer questions and explain precautions.
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Four charged in East Avenue apartment burglary
Police said four people were arrested after a tenant moving from an East Avenue apartment reported theft. Allen Day Jr 40 a 16 year old Quaker City boy face burglary charges Nicole Newson 22 is charged with complicity to commit burglary and Daniel Harrington 18 is charged with obstructing justice Day also had a warrant for passing bad checks.
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