Teens Try to Buy Cigarettes In Lorain County
Heath Stauffer and Donna Shoenfelt, both 15, visited 20 stores in Lorain County to attempt cigarette purchases. They succeeded 10 times, highlighting loopholes in the 18 ban and showing clerks face penalties for selling to minors while enforcement relies on complaints.
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Heath Stauffer
Heath
Fort Knox
Donna Shoenfelt
Eaton Township
Chronicle-Telegram
Congress
The
Chronicle
Lorain County
Donna
Ohno
Joe Wilkinson
Wilkinson Iga
North Ridgeville
Donor Dilemma Highlights Regional Transplants
The report notes high risk and emotional costs in organ transplants as Northeast Ohio shrugs off a decline in donations. Michigan doctors rejected a liver from a shooting victim over risk, while local figures stress donor shortages despite 137 kidney and several other transplants from deceased donors last year. Organ and Tissue Donation Awareness Week is observed.
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Ohio
Schulak
Michigan
Brother’s Kidney Gift Saves Life in December 1991
A brother faces kidney failure from diabetes at Elyria Memorial Hospital. A donor, likely the sibling, recalls deciding to donate after the doctor’s warning and test questions. The narrative frames donation as instinctual and deeply rewarding with the named hospital and year.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Rick
Cease fire effort grows as Gorazde siege persists
A NATO plane was shot down near Gorazde as Serb forces press a siege of the Bosnian Muslim enclave. UN in Sarajevo seeks a provisional cease fire with withdrawal of Serb troops and immediate deployment of Ukrainian peacekeepers. NATO and Russia push for talks while Washington resists wider bombing and offers phased sanctions relief. The UN says about 200 hostages held by Serbs must be freed as part of the plan.
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Gorazde
United Nations
Russia
NATO
Bosnia
Sarajevo
Mand
Washington
Clinton
Serbia
U.N
Clinton unveils plan for gun searches in public housing
President Clinton announced a national plan to allow searches for guns in high crime public housing with tenant agreement. The policy would permit searches in common areas and vacant units and empower resident patrols to improve safety in highrise projects, starting with Chicago.
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Washington
Clinton
Chicago
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UNOS
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Vnannon Jewell
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