DeLay warns of shutdown without budget accord
House Majority Whip Tom DeLay warned that without a budget deal with President Clinton Congress may continue sending bills to fund agencies or face shutdown. GOP leaders pressed negotiators to present a counteroffer to the White House as talks resume, aiming to clear the path for a Bush presidency.
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Washington
House
Tom DeLay
Clinton
Congress
Texas Republican
Ing
DeLay
Dennis Hastert
Senate
Trent Lott
George W. Bush
GOP
Plan to clean up Houston air approved
Aust in Texas Wednes day approved an aggressive clean air plan for the Houston area including a 55 mph speed limit and unprecedented emissions cuts from industrial plants. The Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission approved the plan unanimously as Houston remains the nation’s smoggiest city and the plan aims to meet federal standards by 2007, pending EPA approval and Gov. Bush submission by year end.
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Austin
Texas
Houston
Robert Huston
Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission
Environmental Protection Agency
George W. Bush
EPA
Houston-area
Chase From At Elyria Police Chase Involving 13-year-old
A 13-year-old girl led a police chase from Grove Avenue to East 31st and Route 57 weaving through traffic and nearly hitting Officer Bob Wolfe. The youth was boxed in at Gulf Road, four cruisers joined, two windows were broken as she refused to exit, and she was held for psychiatric evaluation after being charged with resisting arrest. Relatives received custody of two other children. No injuries or collisions occurred.
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Grove Avenue
East 26Th Street
Tacoma Street
East 31St
Norfolk Avenue
Grove
Bob Wolfe
Resendez
Wolfe
Blakely
Elyria
Larry Meeks
Route 57
Gulf Road
Reseridez
Gulf
Lorain
Dennis Will
Florida court battle looms over presidential tally
Gore and Bush teams clash in tallahassee over 25 000 absentee ballots as judges weigh counts in Seminole and Martin counties. Bush asserts victory on Election Day while Gore warns of delayed democracy. Austin meeting with Condoleezza Rice signals security stance with terrorists. Washington hosts inaugural platform ceremony as the countdown to Jan 20 begins.
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Austin
Texas
Gore
High Court
Bush
Tallahassee
Seminole
Martin
Florida
White House
Stanford University
Condoleezza Rice
Washington
Oberlin Medical Center to Implement Long Range Plan
Yacobucci announced a long range plan to revive Oberlin Medical Center with six months to improve finances and six months to stabilize and expand, including outpatient programs. Schaum expressed remorse at resigning but backed the plan as necessary to keep health care services in Oberlin.
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Yacobucci
Oberlin Medical Center
Schaum
Oberlin
Training, Protests Highlight LCCAA Wage Talks
SEIU represents 220 LCCAA workers including teachers and custodians. Contract runs through July 2002 with wage re opener provisions for 2000 and 2001. SETA warns of all means to resolve the wage dispute as meetings are planned next week.
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San Francisco
Hawaii
Shawver
Vickie Morris
Lorain
SEIU
LCCAA
SETA
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