Administration urges Supreme Court to overturn Roe in abortion case
The Justice Department asks the court to reconsider Roe v Wade in the Pennsylvania law matter requiring a 24 hour wait and husband notice. The brief argues states may restrict abortion and that a fetus life is a compelling state interest. Arguments set for April 22. Starr to present the administration’s views.
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Sting ruling limits some sting operations but preserves law enforcement
Supreme Court rules that entrapment in sting cases must show lack of predisposition, yet allows aggressive undercover work against child pornography and narcotics. Nebraskan Keith Jacobson, targeted after two years of postal provocations, received probation and community service, while many officials say stings remain essential with guardrails.
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Avon Lake Metals Release Questioned Over Lake Erie Impact
BFGoodrich and Avon Lake sewer releases include methanol and solvents with approvals by local utilities meeting water standards. Experts warn dilution masks buildup in sediments and food chains, citing Lake Erie contamination concerns and reduced releases after process changes and a coke plant shutdown. Ohio EPA tracks via the Toxic Release Inventory program.
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LAGRANGE-TOWNSHIP APPROVES 9 1 1 AMBULANCE DISPATCH DEAL
Township trustees approve a contract to outsource emergency 9 1 1 ambulance and fire dispatching with charges including 194 for installation, 1080 for hardware, 54 per hour for labor, plus 148 monthly dispatch fee. They note a 0.9 mill levy will raise about 39 800 for operations. A dumpster schedule, mock crash, and Life Flight visit are announced.
Sewers Plan Approved in Eastern Heights Cleanup
Council voted 8 to 1 to require seven streets in Eastern Heights to disconnect down spouts from sanitary sewers and place them at least five feet from foundations. The city will spend about 25000 dollars to plug 25 sewer overflows and deepen catch basins to curb polluted storm water reaching the Black River. Smoke testing will start this week along selected streets to detect leaks.
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Teen's shooting death prompts plea on gun safety
DeEtra Moon described how 16 year old Hatten was accidentally shot while playing with a gun. He walked to Helen Moon's house as others were busy. The gun may have struck his lung, and relatives urge youths to learn from the tragedy. authorities consider charges for furnishing a firearm to a minor and complicity to negligent homicide against the 22-year-old cousin.
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Administration holds back budget plan amid welfare reform talks
The state foresees a 576 million deficit for the year starting July 1 and continues work on a budget balancing package. The proposal includes spending cuts, welfare reform, and higher alcohol and tobacco taxes, with cuts up to 20 percent considered in some areas. A major delay centers on the Medicaid welfare component, with decisions on cuts to be deferred until after April revenues. Browning cites awaiting April data as prudent.
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Honor roll and grade list from Open Door school
The page lists honor roll names across grades with multiple homeroom sections. Notable students include Tim Faber David Matthews Kim McKenzie Jason Mould Chris Pierre Jon Powell Ryan Rodgers and 10th 11th 12th graders with several other listed names across BRABE RABE and related groups.
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David Matthews
Kim McKenzie
Jason Mould
Chris Pierre
Jon Powell
Ryan Rodgers
Ross George
Laura Hickle
Megan Miller
Melanie Payne
Wendy Ruff
Ken Abraham
Bronwyn Burger
Courtney Casabella
Alison Edgar
Sarah Mobert
Mark Tomsic
Connie van Wingerden
Scott Hoover
Alison Madock
Janee Do
Dan Niemeyer
Rich Porter
Mike Spencer
Jessica Tharp
Chris Wong
Michelle Ziegler
County delays, unclaimed funds shape 1993 budget outlook
County officials report total revenues of 168 million, plus 125000 in unclaimed funds, with five years unclaimed status allowing use of funds. Despite extra revenues, property tax shortfalls reduce gains to about 400000, leaving a projected year-end gap exceeding 3 million and questions on early payroll funding. Township safety costs and politics around shifts to rural patrols are debated as summaries edge toward budget tightening. Authorities note possible need to reserve the extra 400000 for first payroll and weigh tax issues affecting Sheriff Mahony and county departments.
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Martin J. Mahony
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