Trump hints at higher corporate tax in final tax bill
Hours after the 1.5 trillion tax cut passed, President Trump suggested the GOP plan’s corporate rate might rise to 22 percent from 20 percent. Senate Republicans had rejected a 21 percent raise for more working family breaks, while Corker opposed the bill over deficits. Democrats accuse lawmakers of late draft releases and lobbyist influence ahead of a year-end signature push.
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Washington
Donald Trump
Senate
New York
Trump
House
U.S
Bob Corker
Tennessee
Festival of Lights delights Elyria community with Santa visit
In Elyria a December Saturday filled with cheer featured City Hall wreaths, St. Nicholas, hot chocolate, and police and fire vehicles. Mayor Brinda handed out books while Grace Community Church gave back to families. A Charlie Brown Christmas entertained at Elyria High. Children queued for Santa and Finwood Estates glowed with lights as 3 year old Dan met Santa.
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Elyria
City Hall
St. Nicholas
Grace Community Church
Holly Brinda
Broad Street
Sunshine Rotary
St. Nick
Sue Church
Tim
Elyria High
Madrigals
Finwood Estates
Santa
Dan
Bonnie Jackson
Finwood
Jackson
Leanndra Simon
Trump shifts Flynn firing reason amid Flynn guilty plea
President Trump altered his account of why he dismissed Michael Flynn, indicating he knew Flynn lied to both Vice President Pence and the FBI about contacts with Russians during the transition. The turnaround comes as Flynn pleads guilty and agrees to cooperate with the special counsel’s Russia inquiry.
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Washington
Donald Trump
Michael Flynn
Flynn
FBI
Mike Pence
Pence
Special Counsel
Russia
Trump
General Flynn
Not Forgotten Bax Drive Seeks Donations at Chronicle Lobby
The 2017 Not-Forgotten Bax drive runs through December 15 with dropoffs 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays in The Chronicle lobby at 225 East Ave. Elyria. A Saturday collection is planned on December 9 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. to boost donations.
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Chronicle
East Ave
Elyria
Lorain official arrested on his birthday
Lorain councilman Angel Arroyo was jailed on his 35th birthday after alleged drunken defiance at a Jenee Drive residence. Police say Arroyo claimed he was run over, showed nonconforming road rash, refused treatment, and resisted leaving. The incident began after Arroyo and friend Alberto Calo celebrated at Diso's Bistro and escalated when Arroyo tried to drive home and jumped on Calo’s car hood.
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Lorain
Angel Arroyo
6Th Ward
Jenee Drive
Arroyo
Alberto Calo
Jenee
Cale
Oberlin Avenue
Calo
Corey Middlebrooks
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