Gore vows stronger, fairer America at convention
At the Democratic National Convention in Los Angeles, Al Gore framed his bid as a chance to build a better, fairer prosperity for all working families while projecting independence from the scandal tainted White House. He referenced the Lewinsky investigation and sought to balance self critique with leadership, pledging to stand up to powerful interests.
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America
Gore
White House
Monica S. Lewinsky
Staples Center
Gore reframes policy in war mood at acceptance speech
In a peace era setting, Al Gore blends Clinton centrist policy with populist rhetoric calling for working families against elites. Independent Counsel Robert Ray signals more Lewinsky investigations, forming a new grand jury to scrutinize the president as the race tightens.
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Gore
Bill Clinton
Independent Counsel
Robert Ray
Monica Lewinsky
Park row debate pits walking trail against mine threat
Slippery Rock Stream Keepers president Bruce Hazen blasted Lawrence County Commissioner Ed Fosnaught over Quality Aggregates plans to reopen Eckert Bridge Road at McConnell's Mill State Park. Hazen urged keeping the road closed to vehicles and explored state funding to convert it into a walking trail to protect the park from mining trucks and erosion risks. He asked Fosnaught to recuse himself from related matters.
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Ed Fosnaught
Hazen
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Firefighters union sues city over veteran hiring bias
The International Association of Firefighters Local 160 claims New Castle City discriminated against veterans in civil service hiring for police and fire jobs. The union filed with the American Arbitration Association, asserting veterans deserve special consideration under federal and state law. The case remains under review.
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American Arbitration Association
U.S
Elvis tribute draws fans for King’s memory in Ellwood City
About 100 Elvis fans gathered at Joyce's Cafe Ellwood City for a show by Dave Atkins of Butler who bills himself as the third top Elvis impersonator in the nation. Atkins has toured Branson Nashville and coasts and appeared on Geraldo. He plans appearances in Europe Asia and at New Castle at Christmas.
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NEWS
Burglary Suspect Fled To Hospital After Chase
A Youngstown man identified as Frederick Douglas Sims fled after a morning chase by Neshannock Township police and is at large following an attempted burglary. Sims, injured during the pursuit, faces charges including receiving stolen property theft recklessly endangering fleeing police and DUI. A warrant will be issued as prosecutors file additional vehicle code violations and littering counts. Suspect information references 411 W Marion Ave and directs readers to page 11 for SUSPECT details.
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Neshannock Township
Pittsburgh
Frederick Douglas Sims
W. Marion Ave
Neshannock
Sai Sims
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