Reverend Jesse Jackson Urges Marrow Donors At County Hospital
Jackson visited 18-year-old Danielle Carew at Children’s Hospital of Orange County urging volunteers especially minorities to join the National Marrow Donor Program. He praised the Carew family’s courage and called for a safety net so no American falls through.
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Thurmond birthday shows Senate record near oldest serving
On Capitol Hill Senator Strom Thurmond markes 93rd birthday with a handshake from Senator Hank Brown as he nears the Senate record for longest service. Thurmond, first elected in 1954, is in his seventh term and plans to seek re election next year. If successful he would finish his term at age 100. Meanwhile Tom Hanks cites Erie Pa as a setting for That Thing You Do, with filming in California and a 14 week schedule, while Ed Begley Jr promotes Give the Gift of Sight glasses recycling from stars like Keaton and Davis to Mexico.
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Toy Story repeats atop weekend box office in second week
Disney's Toy Story held the No 1 spot for the second straight weekend earning 20.2 million across 2,461 theaters. Goldeneye stayed strong in second with 3.8 million at 2,667 locations. Casino, Money Train and Ace Ventura followed in the top five with mixed debuts for White Man's Burden and Wild Bill.
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Bobbitt seals wedding vow dispute with knife sketch
In Manassas Virginia John Bobbitt signed a property settlement with Lorena Bobbitt closing the case two years after the severed penis incident. The divorce is near final as Mrs Bobbitt had sought the split since 1994. The signing included a knife drawing by Bobbitt expressing his feelings.
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Finwood Estate hosts holiday events in Elyria
Elyria Parks and Recreation brings Christmas spirit to Finwood Estate with Santa visits, free treats, tree decorations by elementary students, Girl Scout carols, and plant displays. Naturalist Scott Payne leads hikes as art and floral displays by local groups run daily through December 21 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. weekdays and 1 to 3 p.m. weekends. Admission is free with canned food donations for the Hospitality House. Location is 795 N Abbe Road near Lorain County Community College.
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Settlement Week Could Set Record at Lorain County Courthouse
Elyria The seventh annual Settlement Week is midway, with 31 of 185 civil suits resolved. Volunteers mediate most cases, many involving traffic accident injuries. If current pace continues, this could be the best week ever.
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Release denied for convicted child abuser in Ohio case
Elyria Common Pleas Judge Kosma J. Glavas refused early release for Brian K. Coffelt, 21, of Sheffield Lake, sentenced in October to two to five years for involvement with child endangering along with Velda Batton and Deborah Johnson. The case details severe abuse of Batton's three boys, including blindfolding, gagging and malnutrition, described by police as among the county’s worst. Coffelt admitted the abuse escalated from shouting to severe discipline and confinement.
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Lashutka heads mayor's group and a national voice
Columbus mayor Greg Lashutka was elected president of the National League of Cities at its annual meeting in Phoenix. He will serve a one year term and urged cities to have a stronger voice in shaping national policy while seeking a balanced federal budget that does not hurt municipalities. The league represents over 1,400 cities and towns with Lashutka succeeding Atlanta Councilwoman Carolyn Long Banks as president.
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Loan plan hinges on SBA approval for growth group
CJ Bryan Stevens of the Growth Association says 95 percent of financing hinges on Small Business Administration approval and that he will not name loan applicants or the company to be purchased until lawyers sign off. He notes buyers will discuss with employees and customers only after solid financing is confirmed.
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