Bush aides mull tax plans to spur economy in 1992
In Washington the Bush administration weighs quick middle class tax relief and home buying incentives to lift the economy, while deferring bolder moves like capital gains cuts to a second package. Dole urges two-step approach, Brady and others note possible investment tax credit revival and other tax cuts. Democratic reaction flags potential controversy.
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Bob Dole
Kansas
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Fire kills guests as teens escape cabin blaze
At 4 a.m. guests fled a cabin fire while four teens survived in a loft. Antoniewicz recounted Wadsworth inspecting the fire, then returning with the car, driving toward the cabin on Indian Hollow Road before it went up in flames. Witness Pietrzycki noted others emerged from the blaze.
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Antoniewicz
Wadsworth
Indian Hollow
Central Asian republics join new commonwealth oath
The five Central Asian republics signaled a move toward a commonwealth of independent states with Russia and Ukraine forging a cooperative bloc. Yeltsin welcomed their membership and pledged equal partnership while amid fuel and food shortages that threaten Soviet stability. A separate clash in Trans-Dniester Moldova raised casualties as Tass reported. The Russian Parliament approved the commonwealth pact as Gorbachev warned he may quit if the union treaty loses support.
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County tax vote fails. safety fears loom over patrols
In a statewide tally, voters across five townships rejected the tax 1532 to 641 and rural areas 12036 to 5533, with overall defeat 45170 to 24634. Sheriff Mahony warned of potential road deputy cuts as budget pressures bite, while Judge Glavas blocked layoffs citing county safety.
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Julian Pijor
Mahony
Common Pleas
Kosma Glavas
Food costs push up consumer prices in November
November CPI rose 0.4 percent driven by a sharp jump in food and energy costs. Lettuce surged 44.5 percent and tomatoes rose 12 percent due to whitefly damage in California. Core inflation excluding food and energy gained 0.3 percent, with annual CPI around 2.9 percent through November.
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Labor Department
California
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CEI official faces residents over landfill fly ash concerns
George Tilberg defended CEI measures at a Crawford Reclamation Site gathering as residents led by the Black River Izaak Walton League accused fly ash of harming water, soil, and homes. They cited 150 daily trucks, vibrations, and noise, while CEI promised random site checks and dust-control steps.
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S. Murray Ridge
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Mitchell
Emma Hatfield
CEI
Crawford
Shelvie
Branam Basketball Coach Faces Losses From Gambling Scheme
Branam, former Elyria Catholic varsity coach, admitted taking funds to gamble in Las Vegas and Atlantic City to keep his business afloat. He served time at Ross Correctional in Chillicothe then transferred to Grafton. Chicago Title sued last year for recovery, and the business closed in July 1989.
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Marriage licenses issued in Lorain area couples list
A batch of marriage licenses shows individuals and their spouses with ages and addresses across Elyria, Lorain, Grafton, Wellington, Avon, Sheffield Village, Amherst, and Strongsville. Couples include Ciprus and Ratiff, Connorth and Warington, Novotny Jr. and Knipper, Mole Jr. and Scott, Brant and Schillace, Burkhammer and Davis, Hanke and Matlock, Dalzell Jr. and Donohue, Weaver and Taylor, Haines and Tomsik, Muniz no and Marrero, Baumert and Kline.
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Gurtis
Avon Take
Deborah Ann Ratiff
Berkeley Dr
Sheffield Village
Terry Lee Connorth
Xavier St
Elyria
Cynthia Ann Warington
Electronics Assembly
Nicholas Martin Novotny Jr
Shaffer Or
Lorain
Marie Knipper
St. Strongsville
Harland Hammon Mole Jr
Grafton Eastern Ru
Grafton
Mary Jean Scott
Alfred John Brant
Royalton Rd
Columbia Station
Ann Margaret Schillace
Larry Dwayne Burkhammer
Park Meadow Or
Tammy Lynn Davis
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Elyria Ave
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W. 14Th St. Lorain
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Euclid Ave
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