Ban approved to ban chemical weapons worldwide treaty
World and Nation section notes Senate approval of a global treaty banning chemical arms. Other items include a hostile review of Tommy Lee Jones in Volcano, a study linking maternal drinking to infant mental retardation, and teen honorees Erin Limmer and Jeff Watson.
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Wronged guy or wrong guy
The defense argues the Oklahoma City bombing case rests on McVeighs political beliefs rather than hard physical evidence. Stephen Jones says the government must show direct ties to fingernails hair or clothing, while U.S. Attorney Joseph Hartzler presents the motive as the intent to impose will through mass murder.
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Teen Passes Car On Road Cause Of Head-On Crash
Three Columbia High School students and a 65-year-old man were injured in a head-on collision on Columbia West River Road after a 16-year-old tried to pass a vehicle just after 2:30 p.m. Rescue workers noted teens crying at the scene as they waited for aid.
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Henry Kuciek
Angie Dupaski
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Louis Bernard
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Donald Barta
Gene Krebs
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Hill says audit grew out of political jealousy
NORTH RIDGEVILLE Mayor Deanna Hill accuses a former state assistant superintendent, William Phillis, of orchestrating an audit into how she spent 400000 in school grant money from 1987 to 1991. Phillis denies any heated conversation or involvement in the audit, calling Hill's claim preposterous.
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Deanna Hill
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County moves to add 2 judges
Lorain County commissioners moved toward adding two new common pleas court judges. The resolution seeks state backing to fund one judge for domestic and juvenile cases and another for criminal and civil trials. State Rep. Bill Taylor plans to introduce legislation to allow 1998 elections for the new judges, who would take office in 1999. Judges Lilly and Zaleski attended the meeting to show support.
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Lorain County
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Paulette Lilly
Common Pleas
Edward Zaleski
Betty Blair
Big spender Freddie Springfield leads Elyria Municipal Court race
Elyria Democrat Freddie Springfield has spent three times more than her two opponents combined in the bid for Municipal Court judge. She contributed over $16,000 of her own funds, with campaign finance reports filed at the Board of Elections. Candidates spending more than $1,000 before April 16 were required to file reports.
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Freddie Springfield
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