Faymore faces license fight and prison past in Eaton Township castle tale
The article outlines Faymore's clashes with local and federal authorities over medical procedures, admission of aiding addicts via a prescription pad, and a claim that he built a castle in Eaton Township near the former clinic site at 38251 Butternut Ridge Rd. It notes his probation ban from Lorain County, interest in reapplying for a medical license, and a potential nonmedical job at a computer assisted diagnostic firm.
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Atoe Faymore
Faymore
Doctor’s
Eaton Township
Clinic
Butternut Ridge Rd
Park renames park to honor Gen. Wilson and funds upg
Gen Johnnie Wilson Park will receive 25000 dollars in city funds for a shelter sign sidewalks and baseball and basketball facilities. Wilson, a Lorain native and U S Army officer, serves as chief of staff at the U S Army Materiel Command in the Washington area. He credits family church and hard work for his success and urges today’s youth to respect elders.
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Johnnie Wilson
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Alexandria
Lorain
Baton Rouge
South Lorain
Mount Zion Baptist Church
U.S. Army Materiel Command
Washington DC
Vietnam
Europe
Army
Schools Union Strike Talks Break Over Bring Involvement
On June 26 school officials ended a bargaining session after refusing to continue with Bring of Local 133 on the union team. CAPSE filed an unfair labor practice complaint with SERB, now under investigation. No hearing set yet. District says negotiators will not meet with Bring at the same table. Contract expired end of June but remains in effect. Mediation resumed with small issues settled. another session set for Sept 3.
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Bring
Local 133
CAPSE
Fred Stephens
Gore campaigns in Ohio amid tax cut jabs by Bush
In Toledo Gore told about 8,000 at a downtown rally that Bush misuses Truman while advocating tax cuts. He criticized Bush for promises he says won’t fix jobs, noting Toledo’s loss of manufacturing work as he urged action to move the economy. Clinton planned suburban appearances Saturday morning.
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Toledo
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Bush
Harry S. Truman
George Bush
Gere
Quayle
Truman
Harry Truman
Dan Quayle
Ohio City
Quake rattles South Carolina coast and Georgia
A moderate earthquake struck the South Carolina coast at 12 32 p m and was felt over 100 miles away in Georgia The quake prompted residents Violet Salter of North Charleston and Mary Richardson of Ladson to describe the ground shaking and loud boom without reporting injuries or damage
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Charleston
S.C
South Carolina
Georgia
Violet Salter
North Charleston
Mary Richardson
Ladson
U S to airlift aid to Somalia from Kenya
The United States begins airlifting food to starving Somalia after Kenya lifts a ban on U S military planes using its airspace. First C 130 delivered 10 percent tons of split peas to aid both Kenyans and Somalis, landing in Wajix as delays ease. World Food Program warehouses caused initial hold up before departure.
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Mombasa
Kenya
United States
Horn of Africa
Kenya’s
World Food Program
United Nations Agency
Bush quotes on taxes mislead voters, lawmaker says
As a Ways and Means Committee member, he criticized President Bush for untruths in a Houston speech. The lawmaker argued Congress sent most of Bush’s Jan 28 plan in March, vetoed over a tax on the wealthy, and noted Bush’s attack on Clinton while misdefining the rich. He urged voters to distrust a leader who misleads.
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Ways and Means Committee
Bush
Houston
Congress
Bill Clinton
Clinton
Deficit debate and Bush speech draw Democratic reaction
Kenneth Rothgery of Elyria and Anne Molnar, delegates to the Democratic Convention, criticize President George Bush. They argue the deficit reform is a gimmick and say Bush has not addressed medical care, the economy, or retraining.
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Stewart
Kenneth Rothgery
Elyria
Rotherry
Bush
George Bush
Anne Molnar
Curtis and Robinson probe roils South Park rally plans
A Curtis case dispute looms as NAACP rally at South Park from 2 to 4 p.m. features Robinson and debates recreation center proposals and black voter registration. Investigators found Robinson gave conflicting statements about a 1989 Georgia cocaine arrest, with confidential informants alleging drug use or dealing in Lorain. Griffith weighs firing Curtis while Coey delays a hearing, citing civil service rules and performance concerns.
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South Park
Coey
Griffith
Michael B. Keys
Chronicle-Telegram
Georgia
Lorain
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