Iraq Begins Oil Flow to Turkey Amid UN Scrutiny
Saddam Hussein opened the pipeline at a pumping station to export Iraqi oil for the first time since the Gulf War. After 29,000 barrels, Iraq halted pumping awaiting UN contract approval. the oil-for-food plan would let Iraq sell 2 billion dollars of oil over 180 days to fund victims, monitoring, and needed aid.
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Yesterday's precipitation 0.66 inches noted with 43.99 inches a deviation for month. Sunrise today 7 45 a m Sunset today. Tonight mainly northeast wind 15 to 25 knots turning east and easing to 10 to 20 knots with rain likely early and a chance after midnight. Waves 5 to 7 feet, then 4 to 6 feet. Thursday east wind 10 to 20 knots shifting southeast with rain and waves 4 to 6 feet easing to 3 to 5 feet.
Lorain youth pleads guilty in accidental shooting
The 11 year old fired a gun left in a home injuring a boy, with police and prosecutors stating the incident involved a locked firearm and no adults present. The defendant, described as shy and gifted, faces a first degree misdemeanor with up to $225 fine and awaits sentencing before Juvenile Court Judge David Basinski.
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Oberlin Board weighs dress code and respect programs
Oberlin officials discussed new options for student conduct focusing on a character education class and a tougher dress code while surveying residents and students about policy. A discipline forum on Oct. 29 drew 70 participants who raised concerns about parental involvement and racial disparities in disciplinary actions.
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Missing Fairview Park woman last seen in Subway shirt
Rick Thomas stated on Tuesday that investigators have received leads in the case. Stacy Balas, 5 feet 3 inches tall, 140 pounds, with long brown curly hair and blue eyes, has a neck scar. She was last seen in black pants and a green Subway shirt. Call Fairview Park Police 333-1234 or North Ridgeville Police 327-4101 with information.
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Jingles Chronicle toy drive reaches near goal with donations
Chronicle readers report 1,860 toys donated as volunteers rush to drop off points including The Chronicle office and Brumfield Sparkle Market in Wellington and local sites at Lorain County Blood Bank Elyria YMCA and The Salvation Army. The drive seeks 1,500 hats and mittens 900 food boxes 900 turkeys and 150000 in donations to aid families this holiday season.
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Elyria Considers 2 Percent Income Tax Ahead of School Levy
Elyria eyed a 2 percent city income tax potentially becoming the county’s only such rate, as officials weigh conflict with the Elyria Schools 7.95 mill levy set for a February special election. City leaders warn a tax decision must come before February, with mayor Keys signaling likely approval within two months.
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City to borrow 22.6 million for street cleaning plan
The capital improvement committee outlines spending from income tax funds. If approved, the city would borrow 22.6 million to be financed over 25 years, with annual loan repayments around 1.9 million for the loan’s life.
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Panhandler cuts driver’s hand in Elyria incident
Police said a teen opened the passenger door of Mark Kekic’s car at West Avenue and Oberlin Road and asked for change. When Kekic said no change and tried to close the door, a teenager sliced a L-inch cut into his hand with an unknown object. LifeCare Ambulance treated him at the scene. the suspect fled on foot.
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