Looting terror and clashes surge in Baghdad after fall of Saddam
Coalition forces and Iraqi police rush to curb looting in a Baghdad crippled by chaos. US Marines push toward suspected holdouts as mobs target the Iraq National Museum and government sites. Police vow to fire on armed looters while awaiting 1,200 police and judicial officers to stabilize security.
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Baghdad residents turn malice toward troops
In Baghdad, initial cheers for U S troops gave way to resentment as looting surged and US forces largely stood by. Interviews across the city showed a split view with some residents praising the liberators while others called the coalition conquerors and questioned democracy.
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Elyria design review under fire before May primary
In Elyria the 2001 design review process faces renewed criticism as the May primary nears. Mayor Bill Grace argues guidelines promote attractive development to lure business, while challenger Jim Deery says they fail to attract or retain firms. Local cases include Luchita's Mexican Restaurant and Spike Meckler Brill, with owner Eduardo Galindo discussing repeated sign approvals and inconsistent sign requests.
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Spike
Luchita’s Mexican signs draw review clash in Cleveland
Elynia’s design review allowed a sign above the building for Luchita’s restaurant while Cleveland officials permit a different sign below conflicting with Elyna’s guidelines. The earlier approval, later challenged for size and color, contrasts with denials faced elsewhere in West 117th Street Shaker Square and Mentor locations bearing the logo and name.
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Mayoral candidate seeks design review feedback in Elyria
Elyria candidate Jim Deery, challenger to Mayor Bill Grace, calls for a review of the design review process and requests names and addresses of all submitting businesses. He plans to write to voters with his views and invites replies. Grace cites 15.9 to 19 day response times and says most businesses support the process.
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Oberlin animal hospital rebuilds after last year fire
The reconstructed Oberlin animal hospital is back in operation following a destructive fire last year. City and state officials say reconstruction, paid for with insurance and community support, restored critical veterinary services to the area.
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North Korea Signals Shift Toward Multilateral Nuke Talks
North Korea signaled willingness to accept U.S. demanded multilateral talks on its nuclear program, easing tension amid war games and U S pressure. Officials from Seoul and Washington welcomed the statement as a possible step toward diplomacy, while UN sanctions and regional dynamics loom.
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