Record 19 file for 13th District race in Lorain County
Lorain County boards of elections saw 19 candidates file by 4 p.m. for the 13th District seat left open by Don J. Pease. The list includes Democrat Sherrod Brown and Republican Jeff Jacobs among 11 Democrats and eight Republicans. Candidates plan seven-county campaigning ahead of June 2 nominations.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Onother
Sherrod Brown
Jeff Jacobs
Cleveland
Jeffrey Jacobs
Mitford arrest for shoplifting with thirteen thousand in wallet
A man arrested for shoplifting had $13,000 in his wallet. Separate item notes Christopher Provant declared competent to stand trial on murder charges from March 1991. Weather brief forecasts cloudy to partly cloudy with chances of snow and flurries, highs around 40 to 45 degrees.
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Mitford
Elyria
Christopher Provant
Pease predicts largest House turnover since Watergate
U S Rep Don Pease retiring after 16 years warns the banking scandal and post office abuses plus redistricting and retirements could trigger a 25 percent turnover. He says new members will fear backlash at home and prefer gridlock over tough votes, diminishing chances for reform.
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Elyria
House of Representatives
Watergate
Don Pease
D-Oberlin
Fnday
Bers
Congress
House Post Office
Washington
Pease
Designated driver push links lawmen with Lorain bars
Lorain County lawmen join with bar owners to curb drunken driving. The Gin Mill Family Tavern hosts a kickoff for a county wide campaign to urge designated driving. Deputy director Jonathan Hughes of the Ohio Department of Highway Safety notes the effort will arm over 800 bars with posters, discs, and videos to promote sober driving. Samuel Raddick and Judge Lynett McGough attend the Friday event as supporters of the campaign.
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Lorain
Lorain County
Gin Mill Family Tavern
Jonathan Hugh
Ohio
John Hughes
Ohio Department of Highway Safety
Lynett McGough
World summit on environment collapses over cleanup funding
U N negotiations for a major environmental summit in Rio de Janeiro collapsed over who pays for cleanup. Developing countries seek 125 billion from wealthy nations to start cleaning up and fund sustainable development while U N officials warn of a lost opportunity and a setback in forest conservation talks.
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United Nations
U.N
U.S
Curtis Bohlen
Rio de Janeiro
Maurice Strong
Bohlen
Doned
Malaysia
United Nations Conference On Environment and Development
UNCED
Lorain six year old suspended over knife threat at school
A Lorain 6 year old was suspended 10 days and faces juvenile charges after threatening to kill a classmate with a buck knife. The incident occurred after a crayons dispute in Emerson School with the knife found near the boy’s desk. The boy said the weapon came from his grandmother’s bathroom and he felt anger after his crayons were taken without permission.
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Boy
Lorain
Barbara Evans
Emerson School
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