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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1996

Page

9

Ridgeville sewer debate highlights county control concerns

North Ridgeville City Council rejected west side sewers citing county control. The plan would have routed from Eaton Estates to French Creek Treatment Plant, with tap fees and rates set by a construction agreement. Opponents warned of development impacts while proponents noted state funds and improved capacity.

North Ridgeville Eaton Estates French Creek Avon - North Ridgeville Geville Industries Martin J. Tobin Co Westside Deanna Hill Eaton Council

Library seeks South Lorain site for new facility

Lorain Public Library System aims to upgrade the South Lorain Branch with a new facility by mid-1998. Since 1995 they have identified and evaluated over 15 potential sites with private owners the city and a real estate agent, assessing location criteria and building characteristics.

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Library board seeks three sites for South Lorain branch

Norman Herschelman, president of the Lorain Public Library board, outlines strict state and national site criteria for a new South Lorain Branch Library. He notes only a few of 15 evaluated sites meet requirements for central location, major arterial access, barrier free design, future expansion, and 10 to 15 years of growth. Community support remains, with the levy passed in March 1996.

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Politicians claim voters duped by medical marijuana votes

Washington columnist Sandy Grady notes Sen. John Kyl and others harshly criticized Californians and Arizonans for approving medical use of marijuana for the gravely ill, arguing voters were fooled by out of state money and a drug legalization push. The piece reflects on the clash over the drug war and wonders if voters acted with common sense and compassion.

John Kyl R-Ariz Capitol Hill Kyl Arizona California Sen. Orrin Hatch Utah Hatch Barry McCaffrey Clinton IcCaffrey Reagan George Shultz U.S Barry Goldwater Alan Cranston Dennis DeConcini Milton Friedman William Buckley McCaffrey DEA FBI Pentagon

Clinton's Freeze and the Clinton Henchmen Debate

Cal Thomas argues that Janet Reno avoids naming an independent counsel into fund raising and related probes, pursuing a two track strategy to delay justice. He compares administration tactics to a basketball freeze and urges full, transparent investigations into all alleged wrongdoings from Whitewater to Paula Jones.

Janet Reno Democratic Party Reno Bill Clinton Whitewater Agriculture Mike Espy Housing and Urban Development Henry Cisneros Commerce Ron Brown New York Times Washington Post Congress America Clinton Paula Jones Public Integrity Section Justice Department Washington Kenneth Starr James Carville Starr

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