Bushes second term focus education in Rose Garden
President Bush outlined education as his top second term goal during a lengthy Rose Garden news conference. He said education links to the economy and competitiveness, cited governors’ goals, and blamed Democratic control of Congress for classroom stagnation. He warned rivals and campaign staff against dirty tactics.
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Intelligence gaps cited in Gulf War study
The report notes lack of timely intelligence hindered field commanders. Battle damage assessment lagged, and targets were attacked based on outdated data. Compatibility issues between services forced manual data transfers while newer gear proved delayed. Patriot missile effectiveness was revised downward to about 60 percent.
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London blast shuts Bank area as IRA warning hits Stock Exchange
A major bombing in central London halted business district activity including the Bank of England and Stock Exchange. Police evacuated rubble sites while ICU workers treated the wounded. Investigators traced a warning from an IRA codeword associated with a van bomb near Waterloo station. Two dead, many injured.
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Kittens Saved From Box Found at Plant
Roman reported two gray kittens about three days old hidden in a sealed box at a plant. Lorain County Animal Protective League shelter manager Jennifer McMullen and humane officer Robin Shumaker retrieved them, with a nursing cat to foster. The kittens will stay about six weeks before adoption.
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Denver man gets 75 years for Teikyo University attack
A 19 year old, identified as Howard Close, was sentenced to 75 years for participating in the October 7 1990 assault at Teikyo University in Denver. He and three others faced charges including aggravated robbery and criminal trespass with prosecutors arguing for harsh punishment.
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Keating Says Bond Funds Financed Real Estate Developments
Keating argued in court that funds from Lincoln Savings bonds were used for solid real estate projects in Arizona, not for lavish family living. He has invoked the Fifth Amendment while awaiting sentencing and faced state fraud charges over misleading elderly investors in junk bonds. The case linked to the Keating Five and broader probes into Lincoln Savings.
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Berea couple finds love through Heart-to-Heart ads
Thad Foutz and Gibbons met after a Friday phone date on March 13 and a fish fry. They wed at St. Mary Catholic Church in Berea with Rev. John Garrity officiating. Both widowed, they share humor and a history of loss, and plan to live separately while building a future together.
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Olmsted Printing
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John Garrity
Fiat
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Ridgeville
West River Road
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East River Road
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Moen to Renovate Elyria Plant. 30 Jobs At Stake
Moen plans a $10 million renovation at its Elyria plant with as many as 30 new production jobs possible. The firm will break ground on a three story building in August, following tax abatement talks and competitive offers from Lorain County communities.
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Rairely Moen
Elyria
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North Ridgeville
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Lorain County
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North Olmsted lands Moen Inc for new HQ
North Olmsted won Moen Inc as its new headquarters in a move that the mayor says will boost west side development. The city approved a 15 year tax abatement and seeks state enterprise zone incentives to attract more business, with plans for a 130,500 square foot office building on Great Northern Boulevard near I 480.
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Ridge Tool Co
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Dad Kills Self Weeks After Son's School Death
In Greenfield New York a 37 year old man Eugene Arnold fatally shot himself three weeks after his 16 year old son died by suicide outside Saratoga Junior High School. Deputies say Arnold became despondent over his son's death and threatened self harm. he shot himself with a 12 gauge shotgun and then with a .22 caliber rifle near a flagpole. The family lived in a dilapidated two story farmhouse in a 6500 population community about 30 miles north of Albany.
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