Gephardt rallies Dems at Lorain fundraiser in Ohio
U S Representative Dick Gephardt rallied more than 200 Democratic supporters at Spring Valley Country Club in Elyria to beat George Bush in Ohio. Lorain Representative Sherrod Brown praised Gephardt and urged backing him as a mentor in Washington.
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Ten Democrats campaign for presidential nomination race
The field includes Wesley Clark who led NATO forces in Kosovo and Howard Dean former governor of Vermont for over eleven years along with John Edwards senator from North Carolina Dick Gephardt from Missouri Bob Graham senator from Florida John Kerry senator from Massachusetts Dennis Kucinich representative from Ohio's 11th District Joseph Lieberman senator from Connecticut Carol Moseley Braun the first Black woman senator and Al Sharpton a social activist.
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Wet summer ends as fall begins with showers near regional norms
The Lorain area transitions to fall at 6:47 am as a wet summer winds down. Rain totals for the season top 13 inches at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport, about two inches above normal, with August and September bringing higher-than-average highs. North Ridgeville reports nearly a foot of rain June through August. National Weather Service foresees near normal fall temps and rainfall around 9.88 inches through mid-December, with upcoming days mostly partly cloudy and highs in the upper 60s.
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Taft’s drug plan offers savings for Golden Buckeyes
Gov. Taft announced the Golden Buckeye program to cut prescription costs for Ohioans 60 and older and disabled adults. The plan targets more than 2 million residents, with 680,000 underinsured or uninsured, offering 13 percent off average wholesale price and 20 percent on many name-brand drugs. Cards began mailing to eligible seniors on Monday and will reach others within eight weeks. non-recipients can apply at senior centers or libraries starting mid November.
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Nasal FluMist comes as vaccine option with higher cost
Washington reports that next week Americans may opt for a nasal spray flu vaccine called FluMist, priced well above a shot. It cannot be used by infants, toddlers, those 50 or older, or people with asthma or chronic illnesses. Health officials hope the rollout boosts vaccination rates while WHO warns of SARS fears this winter and urges stronger flu protection to reduce misdiagnosis and severe cases.
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Bombing in Baghdad Tests U S Aid Willingness
A new bombing in Baghdad raises concerns over foreign aid and support from counties, as the United States faces pressure over regional stability and the willingness of allies to assist. The report ties escalating violence to potential shifts in policy and international cooperation.
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Amherst to sue engineers over Jackson Street bridge loss
Amherst votes to sue Brunkhorst Engineering for design flaws in the Jackson Street bridge project, seeking recoupment of about 897000 already spent. City officials warn of expensive litigation and plan witness funding from contingency funds, now depleted, as court action looms.
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