Macron Merkel urge save Iran deal during White House talks
French President Macron and German Chancellor Merkel press Trump to preserve the 2015 Iran nuclear accord. Zarif warns Tehran could resume fast if the U.S. withdraws. They seek to influence May 12 sanctions, while addressing tariffs and NATO concerns ahead of a potential Kim summit.
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BLOTTER: April incidents include B and E on Ninth St and DUIs
A woman reported a break in on Ninth Street with tools worth 199 dollars missing. Cody Kopis, 22, Elyria, faced a charge of operating a vehicle while impaired after a traffic stop on Cleveland Street and North Abbe Road. Anthony Hayne, 41, Elyria, was charged with trespassing and disorderly conduct at University Hospitals Elyria Medical Center ER lobby. Markayla Miller, 20, Elyria, was charged with operating a vehicle while impaired after smelling of marijuana and failing a field sobriety test.
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Algae Phosphorus Drop Rare in Maumee Creek Five-Year View
A five year report shows phosphorus fell only once in 2016 a dry year with little rainfall. Last year the Maumee watershed recorded the highest phosphorus level in the period driven by non point sources mainly farm runoff. Similar patterns appear in Portage and Sandusky rivers feeding Lake Erie. Environmental groups urge lawmakers and farmers to expand measures beyond voluntary practices while the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation seeks more time to assess recent policies.
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HOPE program teaches trusted adults to curb opioid abuse
Wright State University professor Kevin Larson leads HOPE a classroom health program funded by the Ohio Department of Higher Education. In Belpre Ohio teachers guide 25 kindergartners through lessons identifying trusted adults and avoiding medicine without a trusted adult. Local officials cite opioid crisis in policy debates and district lessons as the state weighs health education standards and classroom abstinence debates.
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