Ross urged to balance county role in rail debate
Lorain County Commissioner Michael Ross abandoned a bid to back a 1.8 million loan for the Lake Shore Railway Association to reconfigure an interchange planned by the Ohio Turnpike Commission. He opposed the loan over insufficient repayment and operations details, then urged a broader county role in development, prompting calls for a more balanced approach between public and private interests.
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Gifted storytellers captivate kids and adults
A Sunday afternoon at Lorain County Community College featured an inter generational storytelling festival. Local tellers Mary Jane Bloom Russ Smith Susan Weber and John McNahon shared intimate tales that sparked smiles memories and curiosity in a cozy Stocker Center auditorium setting.
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Lassie and Friends Delight Audience in Storytelling Program
Myra Davis and Phyllis NeSmith shared tales with warmth and humor, drawing a diverse audience into a four year post loss reminiscence. They closed with a twist on Cinderella, leaving all ages smiling and hopeful for a yearly storytelling event.
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Media silence on Clinton campaign finance scandals questioned
William A. Rusher argues that print outlets have largely covered Clinton campaign finance issues while television networks remained silent. He cites July reports from The Washington Post, The Associated Press, The New York Times, and a claim of widespread network noncoverage, claiming media bias and selective reporting shape public perception of the Clinton presidency.
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The Perry Mason Scenario in the Lewinsky Dress Case
A speculative future alludes to Perry Mason guiding Independent Counsel Starr in the Clinton Lewinsky matter. It envisions transactional immunity, a possibly stained dress, and a strategic leak game while the real grand jury testimony unfolds, profiling a president trapped by pow er and public pressure.
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