Gotti appeal appears unlikely to succeed
In New York and Miami reports two high profile cases unfold. Defense experts say Federal appeals win rates are low while prosecutors argue Manuel Noriega controlled Panama and facilitated Medellin cartel drug trafficking, with a six month trial and up to 160 years possible if convicted on all counts.
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Gotti
2Nd
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Supreme Court of Cuba
Gerald B. Lefcourt
Manhattan
Miami
Manuel Noriega
Panama
Noriega
Colombia
Medellin
Medellin Cartel
Michael Sullivan
Sullivan
Frank Rubino
U.S
William Hoeveler
United States
13th district candidates file on both parties ballot
On the Democratic ballot are Balest Shaw Naples Muzilla and Kammiller. GOP nominees include Groselle Mueller Yingling Nielsen Mason Makowski Corri gan. Brown and Jacobs lead attention while others note they reside in the district. Candidates cite jobs term limits redistricting and campaign money as major issues. The 13th district now spans Lorain Medina Geauga and parts of several surrounding counties.
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Victor F. Balest
Medina
Aurora
Richard J. Shaw
Lorain
Anthony Naples
Thomas A. Muzilla
Vermilion
Wadsworth
Bernice E. Kammiller
Jacobs
Hiram
John R. Groselle
Novelty
Margaret Mueller
Dennis Eckart
Amherst
Neil Yingling
Grafton
Wiliam D. Nielsen
Brown
Shaw
Chippewa
Vanderwyden
Cleveland
Ohio
Lorain County
Medina and
Geauga Counties
Cuyahoga, Portage, Trumbull
Summit Counties
Gillmor Has No Opponent in Fifth District Race
Incumbent Republican Paul Gillmor of Port Clinton will face no opposition in his bid to retain the 5th Congressional District seat. He was the only candidate filing with the Erie County Board of Elections by the Friday deadline. The district now covers Erie Huron Ottawa Sandusky Seneca Henry Williams Defiance Paulding Putnam Van Wert and parts of Lorain Wood Mercer.
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Sandusky
Paul Gillmor
Port Clinton
Gillmor
Erie County Board of Elections
Erie
Huron
Ottawa
Sandusky, Seneca, Henry, Williams, Defiance, Paulding, Putnam
van Wert
Lorain, Wood
Mercer Counties
Ohio
Pease
Sherrod Brown
Medina
Brown
Richard Celeste
Baker switches to commercial flights for personal trips
Secretary of State James A. Baker III will fly commercially for personal travel after learning military plane costs taxpayers. Defense figures show average personal trips in military aircraft exceed 34 thousand dollars, prompting Baker to act amid calls to curb expenses and Sununu’s resignation background.
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Washington (Ap
James A. Baker III
State Department
Defense Department
Houston
John Sununu
Baker
Audit finds feds lost many planes
The inspector general at the General Services Administration found 237 federal aircraft unaccounted for after cross checking with FAA records. The report notes the GSA cannot confirm how many planes exist or their uses. The finding raises concerns about asset tracking and stewardship of government air assets.
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Feds
Washington
Inspector General
The
General Services Administration
GSA
Federal Aviation Administration
Baker’s travel costs cited in GAO draft report
An unreleased GAO audit draft notes that Baker made 11 trips from 1989 to 1991 costing taxpayers $371,599. Tutwiler said Baker reimbursed $38,453 at commercial rates, about 10.3 percent of total travel costs.
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GAO
Baker
Tutwiler
Journal Story
No anesthesia abortions charges lead Canada inquiry
Government leader Nellie Cournoyea ordered a Stanton Yellowknife Hospital review after complaints of excruciating pain during abortions and demeaning remarks toward Eskimo patients. Doctors say a laminaria tent dilates cervical forces overnight while a narcotic is given for the procedure. Hospital policy now allows patient choice of anesthesia and pain relief in consultation with doctors.
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Nellie Cournoyea
Stanton Yellowknife Hospital
Don Yamkowy
Stanton
Suzanne Perkins
Pease Critiques 13th District Boundaries and Backing
Former congressman Pease faults the Ohio drawing of the 13th District as political, praising senior lawmakers for knowledge while urging compact borders with common interests. He notes no Lorain County veteran candidate and backs Sherrod Brown from Medina, indicating support for the eventual Democratic nominee.
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Congress
Lorain County
Sherrod Brown
Pease
Community leaders rally for safer driving in Lorain County
Prominent officials including Common Pleas Judge Lynett McGough county Prosecutor Greg White Sheriff Martin J. Mahony and Elyria Police Chief Rodger Griffith join Debra Calabrese of Mothers Against Drunk Driving in a kickoff event. They cite 586 alcohol related crashes in 1991, call for broader designated driver programs and mention jail capacity limits and early releases for DUI offenders while touting new education efforts by the Ohio Alcohol Servers Coalition and Lorain County Tavern Owners Association seminars.
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Common Pleas
Lynett McGough
Greg White
Martin J. Mahony
Elyria
Rodger Griffith
Debra Calabrese
Mothers Against
Ohio Alcohol Servers Coalition
Raddick
Lorain County Tavern Owners Association
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USW
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Bangkok
Thailand
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Sudarat
Martin Staebler
Third World Tourism European Ecumenical Network
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Sri Lanka
Taiwan
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Geauga County
Richard J. Makowski
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Thompson Township
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General Accounting Office
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Margaret Tutwiler
Milwaukee Journal
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