Voinovich Faces Secret Primary Battle in Ohio
In Washington AP reports Ohio U S Senate race secrecy around George Voinovich's GOP primary with only challenger David McCullough, a Blue Ash social studies teacher, not returning calls. Spokeswoman Caryn Candisky notes issues 1 and 2 dominate, while Voinovich stays focused on fundraising.
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Washington
Ohio
George Voinovich
Voinovich
U.S. Senate
John Glenn
David McCullough
Cincinnati
Blue Ash
McCullough
Voinovich Eyes Ohio Senate Campaign Ahead of Primary
Spokeswoman Caryn Candisky notes emphasis on Issues 1 and 2 and time for Voinovich to address Ohio voters about his Senate vision. The piece contrasts Voinovich’s early fundraising with Mary Boyle’s slower start and discusses positions on abortion and state control of air pollution standards. Boyle relies on postprimary freedom to study issues for the Senate role.
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Caryn Candisky
Ohio
Senate
Voinovich
League of Women Voters
Ohio State University
Herb Asher
Cincinnati
McCullough
Howard Metzenbaum
Mary Boyle
Boyle
Elyria Budget Seeks 0.5 Percent Tax Renewal
City officials plan 350000 to repair streets this summer while renewing a 0.5 percent income tax. The tax supports police salaries, benefits and operations and funds a large share of the general fund. Auditor Pileski estimates 1998 revenue at 24.6 million with 4.8 million from the tax. A $30 000 earner pays about 150 annually. 23 percent of the general fund funds police and 24 percent firefighters.
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Ted Pileski
Elyria considers 0.5 percent tax for city services
City officials explain a 0.5 percent income tax would fund housing for prisoners insurance and bond ing and income tax collections while the rest supports parks recreation Municipal Court street lighting Health Department and other services. A 0.25 percent add on was rejected last year along with a 25 year City Hall and Cascade Park project. The 0.5 percent tax is temporary with prior attempts to make it permanent failing while voters endorsed a five year temporary tax. Officials defend the plan noting overtime and raises are common and needed, with Police overtime cut 13 percent and Fire overtime cut 25 percent from 1997.
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Cascade Park
Lotko
Council
Fire Department
McFrederick
Police arrest three in 1992 case and plea faced
Police report three arrests tied to a 1992 incident as Fran faces a plea and a second charge emerges. Officers investigated windows damaged during the confrontation and linked further evidence to the case.
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Hey AW Camerons as the Trib recovers tt Park
Timothy Daley of Lorain is charged with cruelty to animals after police say he tried to feed a python. The case involves a Chicago area incident and references local business classified sections and notices.
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AW Camerons
Tt Park
Chicago
Timothy Daley
Lorain
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