Wellsville mayor race sparks April 3 election interest
Wellsville area voters will choose a new mayor on April 3 with two candidates, William L. Lytle and Jeanine Coffman-Berrier, while three candidates vie for two council seats. Incumbents and challengers across Wellsville, Richmond, Pomona, Williamsburg, Princeton, Rantoul, Lane seek seats in a broad local election, with advance voting underway and talks of growth due to a proposed intermodal freight center.
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Ottawa City Commission Candidates Face Off in Local Election
The filing shows three incumbents and two newcomers seeking Ottawa city commission seats. Profiles highlight Hamm a Youth in Government and volunteer leader. Richard Jackson 14-year veteran and civic award recipient. Blake Jorgensen current two-term commissioner and regionally active business leader. Gene Ramsey longtime resident and former mayor with regional service. Richards a retired Air Force veteran and detective active in church and veterans groups.
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Hagel Says Bush Impeachment Option Not Explicit
Senator Chuck Hagel discussed impeachment as a potential option if President Bush proceeds against public opinion on Iraq. He noted some lawmakers consider removal timing and warned of mechanisms to counter such actions. The White House did not respond, as the Senate prepared to debate a war spending bill aiming for March 31, 2008, removal of combat troops.
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