Elyria High pickets for three hours in freezing weather
Strikers gathered at Elyria High School to picket for about three hours in below freezing temperatures. Estimates ranged from 50 to 200 as they carried CAPSE on Strike signs and chanted for a faster contract agreement. Students cheered from windows while cafeteria workers led the protest.
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Conrad wins last Senate election in North Dakota
Sen Kent Conrad won a Friday special election in North Dakota to fill the late Quentin Burdick's seat, keeping the Democratic majority at 57 to 43. With about 64 percent of precincts reporting, Conrad led Harold Larson 72,536 to 37,864, while independent candidate Larson drew 3,572 votes.
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N.D
Kent Conrad
D-N.d
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Wyche Fowler
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Freak accident ties death to paper prank and car move
Six passengers recount a Burger King incident where a boy in a 1988 Dodge Dynasty rolled a driver side mirror with toilet paper. The car inched forward five to ten feet, striking and killing Sclesky. Police say conflicting statements hinder police accounts and the accused may testify in his own defense.
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Sclesky
Solesky
Eric Pliske
Burger King
Barry Accorti
Absences Highlighted By Local School Strike
Brenda Cannon’s children and other students missed Roosevelt Ele mentary and Eastern Heights Junior High as buses weren’t available. They faced a day of disrupted learning while a nearby strike drew media attention, giving Elyria High students a real labor relations lesson and prompting discussion on the impact of missing school.
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Roosevelt Ele- School
Eastern Heights
Jefferson Elementary
Brenda Cannon
Wilkes Villa
Roosevelt
Cannon
Elyria High
Molnar
Matt Firment
Caroline Yount
Julie Wallace
Rebecca Wiley
Bargainers meet before Sunday amid stalled negotiations
Schultz cites unavailable members as union and district clash over pay and concessions. A proposed two year offer with 3 percent raises now and 3 percent later, plus future parity with teachers, faces resistance from the union. Actions affect activities and district communications through Channel 30.
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Roginski
Dorita Anderson
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Marriott School Services
Bush ramps up Somalia deployment to curb famine crisis
Defense Secretary Cheney says no fixed deadline for turning over to UN peacekeeping forces. Belgium 550 paratroopers, France 2000, Canada 900, Britain may provide air transport, Nigeria Egypt Turkey weighing, Italy to deploy by month end. Warships stay offshore to deter further chaos. Bush vows action and blame on world hunger, Clinton warned, cost concerns cited. Over 300000 dead from starvation and disease. Somali clans and militias impede relief, UN peacekeeping previously dispatched.
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U.N
Bush
Belgium
France
Canada
Britain
Nigeria
Egypt
Turkey
Italy
Colin Powell
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Cheney
Somalia
United States
Pentagon debate on using troops for humanitarian aid in Somalia
Powell and Cheney defend limited US role in delivering relief to two million Somalis amid famine while warning against overusing troops. Critics fear mission expands warpower and strains forces. Pentagon notes 80 percent of troops perform support tasks in relief efforts.
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Powell
Defense
Cheney
Somalia
Yugoslavia
Horn of Africa
Army
John M Shalikashvili Jr
Iraq
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