Five Day Marine Forecast With Wind and Cloud Changes
A five day outlook shows variable winds 5 to 15 knots turning onshore, with mostly sunny mornings and increasing clouds in the afternoon. Waves stay under 2 feet. Tonight SE winds 5 to 15 knots rising to 10 to 20 knots east, mostly cloudy with rain likely after midnight and waves 2 to 3 feet.
EPA weighs tighter auto pollution limits for future standards
The EPA studies whether smog and ozone goals require cuts beyond promised auto industry reductions as new tailpipe emission rules loom for 1999 model year and beyond. Regulators warn SUVs and rising miles travel threaten air quality while industry pushes its cleaner engines.
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First U S McDonald’s strike seen by teens in Ohio
In Macedonia near Cleveland, about 20 high school and college students walked off their jobs at a McDonald’s for five days. The franchise owner Jed Greene ended the walkout with promises of human relations training and wage review.
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Punsalan Hearing Details Reveal Psychiatric History
A seven page report forms the basis for a mandated biennial hearing about Ricardo Punsalan’s mental health. He waived appearance and remains at Twin Valley Psychiatric System Dayton campus. He admitted to killing his father and was found not guilty by reason of incompetence.
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Publisher Editor Names and Roles
The clipping lists key newspaper positions including Publisher Editor Managing Editor Editorial Page Editor Advertising Manager Circulation Manager Chairman President and Treasurer. It reflects internal staff hierarchy and leadership titles within the publication.
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Andrew R. Young
Rudy Dicks
Niliam R Bryan
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Philip W. Kelly
Andrew Young
William R. Bryan
Patti Ewald
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METRO
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Julie Wallace
Kevin Apnie
Jerry Rambach
Steve Brown
Joe Kinee
Gene Krebs
Pot smuggling climbs as borders tighten in Pacific Northwest
Canadian authorities report rising marijuana production and cross border trafficking from British Columbia and Ontario to New York and Idaho. Eight drug arrests in a two week Canadian operation. seizures include 2400 plants on Vancouver Island. Experts note escalating exports and varied smuggling networks. Border seizures in Washington more than tripled from 1996 to 1997 and exceed last year’s total.
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El Nino tied to wetter weather and evolving tornado patterns
Meteorologists note El Nino affects thunderstorm ingredients but not tornado initiation. Tornado activity has swept Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi, Arkansas and Tennessee with deadly results while path shifts toward the southeast. Officials warn the season remains unpredictable and vigilance remains high.
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Local store growth underway in Lorain area
LaGrange Mayor Donna Stewart welcomes new businesses as IGA avoids branch location details. The bank runs 20 offices across Lorain Elyria Amherst Avon Lake Oberlin Vermilion Olmsted Township and Westlake. Stewart notes residents can shop locally and hopes a drug store opens in town where none exists.
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Cascade area hit by falling trees and flooding
Four large trees were downed and must be cleared with Monday work planned. Water covers the road and a risk of further slides remains as park officials estimate 3500 to 5000 dollars for debris removal. A track mounted backhoe will reach unstable soil and stumps. Alltel crews work to restore 2800 Carlisle Township customers after lightning damaged switching gear. Flooding in Cincinnati area receded as NWS predicted sun and cooler weather, while Ohio river levels dropped following up to six inches of rain.
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