David Duke ends bid for Republican nomination
David Duke announced at the National Press Club that his presidential campaign is over and he will not pursue an independent run. He cited a 7 percent showing in South Carolina and Buchanan’s rise as factors, said he will pay debts, lecture, and write a book while keeping the door open for future campaigns. He plans to attend the Republican National Convention in Houston in August.
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Barry released from prison in Loretto after six months
Barry, the former Washington mayor, was released at about 5:30 a.m. after serving six months for cocaine possession. Supporters planned a noon prayer service in Johnstown before escorting him back to Washington.
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Marion Barry
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Jeremson Wishinmst
Ron Hamm
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Johnstown
Pittsburgh
Petersburg
District lays off staff to save 1.2 million and cut deficit
Layoffs plus nine retirements and four admin cuts are projected to reduce the school district deficit by about 40 percent, with a 5.98 mill levy under consideration to raise roughly 2 million in year one and 3.6 million thereafter. The board voted 5-0 to approve the layoffs.
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Stephen Huzicke
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Tillman raid yields guns drugs and gang papers in bedroom
Police seized 10 high capacity semi autos and a .38 handgun from Tillman’s bedroom along with a smoke grenade. A safe held $5,000 cash and drug records, while jewelry and a pager system were found. Det. Riley testified Tillman said he could have shot the first officer but feared for his family. Authorities estimate Tillman moved several ounces weekly, equating to wholesale sums near $18,000. The family had just returned from the Bahamas.
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Sierleja
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Elyria Area Births Notice Highlights Several Newborns
A local births section records newborns from April in Elyria and nearby towns. Families listed include Lynette and Shawn Taylor in Elyria with a daughter. Kristen and Dale Gresco in Sheffield Lake with a daughter. Patricia and Thomas Zupan in Wellington with a son. Lennie and Renee Carroll in Amherst with a son. Barbara and Stephen Zimmerly in Elyria with a daughter. Edward Jackson and Sherry Rees in Elyria with a son. Hope Johnson in Elyria with a son. Floyd and Terri Martin in Elyria with a son. Daniel and Connie Soren in Elyria with a son.
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Reeve Rd
Elyria
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Sherry Rees
Hope Johnson
Morgan Ave
Floyd
Terri Martin
Furnace St
Daniel
Connie Soren
Defiance Ave
Managers discuss budget concerns and purchases at meeting
A part time bus driver says there are no benefits and protests district spending. Birich cites examples that anger Ty and notes a discreet instruction about a wastebasket PO. She recalls pens bought for Lorain County superintendents retreat costing 267 dollars for 300 pens. She says cutting purchases may not save jobs but upholds principle while expressing attachment to the school family.
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Man Accused of Harassing Women At Stow Gas Station
Wilson, seen at a Stow gas station on mornings when women were burned, aroused suspicion after two employees rejected his advances. Snyder described the encounters as frightening with Wilson acting goofy. On March 30 and May 5 he pressed for dates, and on May 5 he claimed Lutz was in the trunk of his car. Police cannot verify details as the car has been scrapped.
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EPA Monday on sewage overflow capacity concerns
The EPA discussion notes that some methods of handling capacity and storage must be addressed. Officials say only about six discharges occurred in three to four years, claiming environmental impact has been minimal. Overflow pipes were installed to prevent sewage backing into homes, serving about 4,000 households.
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U S sees Yeltsin resuming nuclear tests
U S officials fear Russia may resume nuclear weapons tests this year, despite a Gorbachev moratorium. Yeltsin ordered readiness at Novaya Zemlya, suggesting possible two to four explosions annually if the ban ends. Moscow says the directive keeps the site functioning and contemplates extending the moratorium.
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Beijing's first McDonald's opens amid curiosity and crowds
In Beijing the world’s largest McDonald’s opens as shoppers crowd the corner of a busy street. A businessman wonders about stir fry on the menu while a retired soldier asks McDonald’s origin. Patrons call the food fine for quick meals but not a proper dining experience.
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Lawmakers seek ban on killer crime trading cards
New York lawmakers Assemblyman Alan G Hevesi and Senator Christopher J Mega introduced a bill to bar sale of True Crime trading cards to minors. They criticized the 110 card series as ugly with half featuring serial killers and mob figures while the rest show law enforcement officials.
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Lorain United Way board defers dues amid national dispute
The Lorain County United Way votes to defer dues to the national group for the first time while preserving ties. Board member Bostwick cites accountability and financial management reforms as needed, and emphasizes local input and continued local action despite controversy surrounding United Way of America.
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