Dole VP choice of Ohio delegates debated in Lorain County
Lorain County GOP Chairman Robert Wilson reported that among 94 Ohio delegates to the Republican National Convention in New Orleans, Kansas Senator Robert Dole led a straw poll for vice president but no candidate won a majority. About 30 names received votes, with many voters undecided or deferring to Bush’s pick. Wilson noted Bush spoke to Ohio delegates before balloting, underscoring Ohio’s pivotal role.
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Ex Dayton leader named director of Lorain County Community College institute
James Kunde, former Dayton city manager, named executive director of LCCC Public Service Institute after a 92-application process. He will start Sept 1, oversee county outreach, help hire an assistant, and direct the CSU partnership using SCCC facilities. Salary 58000. He has held posts in Jackson County Miss and academia in Dayton, Dallas and beyond. He holds a BA in mathematics from Wittenberg and an MGA from Penn.
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Money due residents listed in Saturday Chronicle-Telegram
More than 2,300 area residents have money coming from various institutions around Ghia totaling 258716 dollars. The Chronicle-Telegram will publish a complete listing of who is owed money in Saturday edition.
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Sharing the pain of lost custody Patinkin A5
A report on Patinkin's emotional response to a custody loss, highlighting personal struggle and public exposure. The piece frames the actor's vulnerability and the broader impact of family legal battles on fame, with emphasis on personal resilience.
Christ film stirs tempest
A Page A-7 brief notes a controversy over a film about Christ provoking strong public reaction. Details are sparse but indicate protests and heated discussion surrounding its release. The item mentions debates in religious and cultural circles without naming organizers or locations.
Colon Escapes North Olmsted Jail By Climbing Roof
Elyria report details Jose Colon’s near one minute jail break by climbing an open door to the roof after a broken public address speaker drew oversight away. He fled 100 yards to a fence and into a wooded area, captured two days later near the Great Northern Mall.
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New Tribe law Losing Ugly Heads to Court
A brief sports item notes a new tribal law change described as losing ugly, with no further context or official actions detailed for B-3.
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Weather outlook for weekend heat and humidity
The forecast calls for a warm humid spell with temperatures in the low 70s tonight. Saturday will bring hazy sunshine and hot humidity with highs from 90 to 95 degrees. Details on Page A-3.
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