West Life Newspaper

Published October 20, 2004

News

War on terror involves
broad goals, Rice says
WESTLAKE — The war against terrorism includes not only destroying al-Qaeda but also promoting freedom in the Middle East so the hatred that leads to terrorist acts will be squelched, National Security Advisor Condoleezza Rice said Friday.

How to hire a law director
Opponents face off at forum
WESTLAKE — Proponents and opponents of two proposed charter amendments that would make the position of law director elected by voters rather than appointed by the mayor met Monday night to debate their positions.

City gets additional
help in Ganley case
NORTH OLMSTED — City officials have called in experienced reinforcements for their defense in the suit filed recently against North Olmsted by attorneys for the $2 millionplus Ganley Volkswagen project.

Sports

Five SWC girls soccer teams
ranked for state playoffs
The second season. It doesn't matter what your record was during the regular campaign, everyone starts out 0-0. But that doesn't make everyone equals. The SWC conference has obviously earned the respect of local soccer coaches. Five schools have earned seeds for the upcoming D-1 and D-2 tournaments.

happenings

Big local Beatles news this week — half good, half bad
Are you a Beatles fan? If so, Charles Cassady has some big news, including information about a visit to the area by a former member of the group.

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