Painful choice placing relative in nursing home
Theresa Brundage discusses the emotional burden of placing a parent in a nursing home, noting guilt and anxiety and the need to align care needs with facility capabilities. at Center Ridge Nursing Home in North Ridgeville Eleanor Pryce and her siblings chose Center Ridge for their 78-year-old mother Ethel Krugman nearly two years ago.
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Meese probe blocked by silent witnesses in Watertown case
Independent counsel James McKay faces roadblocks as key witnesses including E. Robert Wallach W. Franklyn Chinn and London associate Rgent London refuse to cooperate. The probe centers on Attorney General Edwin Meese II and a Wedtech related bribery allegation tied to a $1 billion Iraqi pipeline contract.
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James McKay
Edwin Meese II
McKay
Meese
E. Robert Wallach
W. Franklyn Chinn
Wallach
McKay Chinn
Wedtech
Rgent London
Bruce Rappaport
London
Richardson calls on Meese to step down
Former Attorney General Elliot Richardson urges Attorney General Edwin Meese to resign claiming he has forfeited confidence. He cites lingering questions and alleged close ties to questionable dealings under investigation by an independent counsel project.
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Meese
Washington
Elliot Richardson
Edwin Meese
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Dukakis leads Ohio in Columbus Dispatch poll
The Columbus Dispatch poll shows Michael Dukakis at 50 percent among 1,628 Ohio Democratic primary voters, with Jesse Jackson at 23 percent. Among Republicans, Bush leads with 71 percent. Dole drops out. Margins vary by subgroup. Jackson strong with Black Democrats, Dukakis strong with whites.
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Columbus Dispatch
Massachusetts
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Dukakis
Dispatch
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George Bush
Kansas
Robert Dole
Richard Gephardt
Missouri
Albert Gore Jr
Tennessee
Paul Summon
Illnois
Gary Hart
Pat Robertson
U.S
Jack Kemp
New York
Bush
Jackson
Chuckle Love Goes To Head Then To Wallet
A lighthearted observation compares love to wine saying romance starts in the head and ends in the wallet with a playful jab at costs and affections.
Oberlin girls lead egg hunt on Tappen Square
Katie Ring aged 7 and Berit Jacobson aged 8 found eggs during a Saturday Easter egg hunt in Oberlin. Hundreds of children joined the search on Tappen Square.
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Katie Ring
Berit Jacobson
Oberlin
Tappen Square
Variable clouds bring showers with mild highs
Forecast calls for variable cloudiness and a chance of showers today with highs between 65 and 79 degrees. Tonight similar conditions with a low around 30 to 45 degrees. Monday remains partly cloudy with temperatures near 60 to 65 degrees. Details on Page A-3.
Lorain County Deputies OK New Contract
Lorain County Deputies Association members voted to approve a new contract of wages and benefits. Spokesman Robert Hammond said details would be released next week after March negotiations addressed unresolved portions including salary items. The old contract expired in January and set starting salaries of 15,600 for a corrections officer and 19,448 for a deputy. The association represents several jail job classifications.
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Elyria
Lorain County Deputies Association
Robert Hammond
Association
Sheriff's Department
Lorain County
Kansas Tops Duke, Sooners Defeat Arizona
Kansas defeats Duke in a key matchup as Oklahoma ousts Arizona in another clutch performance. The two games highlight strong guard play and efficient scoring from both programs.
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