Welfare reform tests state budgets and welfare cuts
The Washington Post reports welfare rolls at record highs amid a prolonged recession. States including California and Maryland push bold reforms tying Aid to Families with Dependent Children to work and schooling, while others cut benefits or adjust family size differentials. Critics warn reforms risk harming the poor and question effectiveness. Moynihan and Mead clash over behavior modification versus aid.
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Washington
Sacramento
Aannapolis
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
D-N.y
Moynihan
California
Pete Wilson
AFDC
Maryland
William Donald Schaefer
Carolyn W. Colvin
Colvin
New Jersey
Wayne Bryant
Assembly
Bryant
William F. Weld
Massachusetts
Joey’s return home after long hospital stay and renewed life
The family welcomes Joeyrelaxed Sunday evening as they begin life back to normal after his premature birth and bron cho-pulmonary dysplasia. Despite $450000 in medical bills possibly rising to $1 million, doctors say daily checks and ongoing therapy will continue.
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Ting
Joey
Births Recorded in Elyria Area Listings
DEC 8 A son to Shannon Williams and James McCall Elyria DEC 9 A daughter to Donna Pickens and Lavauptin Sales Elyria DEC 10 A daughter to Michael and Lucille Carney Vermilion A son to Matthew and Tamela Arnold North Ridgeville DEC 11 A daughter to Krysstofer and Carl Myers LaGrange A daughter to Daniella Sayers and Kenneth Johnson Elyria DEC 11 A daughter to Peter and June Pritchard Elyria DEC 11 A son to Michelle Aleit Gratton DEC 11 A son to Darren and Joanna Willams Amherst DEC 11 A son to Matthew and Molly Campolo Elyria DEC 11 A son to Wiley and Robbie Taylor Grafton
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Shannon Williams
James McCall
P.O. Box
Elyria
Donna Pickens
Lavauptin Sales
Riverside Homes
Michael
Lucille Carney
Wawanasee
Vermilion
Matthew
Tamela Arnold
Center Ridge Rd
Ridgeville
Kyle
Amy Guinta
Campagna
Elyna
Roosevelt Ave
Wiley
Robbie Taylor
Eaton Blvd
Grafton
Sudden Snowfall Hits North Ridgeville With Record Heat
Police impose a parking ban on the citys side streets as snow accumulates. Weather observer Ray Diederich reports one inch of new snow Sunday and a quarter inch overnight, totaling 4.7 inches this season. A sharp temperature drop followed a 60 degree Saturday, while Sunday stayed in the 20s. A fast moving low pressure system and cold front are approaching Ohio, with flurries possible in the north and dry conditions in the south. Lows will be in the 20s.
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North Ridgeville
Ray Diederich
Ohio
FBI and U S marshals freeze Keating personal property
About 20 agents seized and inventoried Keating and his wife Mary Elaine's personal property in Paradise Valley Arizona after a California judge froze assets. The action follows a 7 5 count federal indictment charging Charles Keating Jr with leading a racketeering scheme to plunder Lincoln Savings and Loan. Assets frozen include homes six Ontario lots vehicles and nine bank accounts among others.
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Paradise Valley, Ariz
FBI
U.S
Phoenix
Charles Keating Jr
Keating
Mary Elaine
U S
California
Los Angeles
Lincoln Savings and Loan Association
Paradise Valley
Ontario
Canada
Yeltsin plans equal partnership in new commonwealth
Yeltsin said by month end at least 10 of 12 republics will join the new commonwealth as equal partners. Four republics now hold nuclear weapons and will join the Non-Proliferation Treaty. Russia seeks the Security Council seat once held by the Soviet Union. Names listed include Angyalosi, Barger, Niskey, Malham with addresses and occupations.
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Sia
Kazakhstan
Yeltsin
Commonwealth
Russia
Ukraine
Byelorussia
United Nations Security Council
Soviet Union
Residents oppose corridor routes near West Ridge road
West Ridge residents including Barbara Zapotosky and Roberta Minnich fear a new corridor will force trips and home displacement. They formed petitions, yard signs, and neighbor meetings to push for routes at least 2,500 feet away while others see potential economic benefits and future traffic relief. Zaleski warns costs may rise from 43 to 56 million to 100 million.
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George V. Vainovich
West Ridge
Carl Wagner
Wagner Sign Co
Wagner
Jay Fowl
Fowl
Zaleski
Vermilion
Lorain County
Arizona
California
Pennsylvania
Columbus
Debate shapes Democrats’ stance on middle class tax cuts
Sunday night’s debate framed Democrats Tsongas Harkin and Clinton over middle class tax cuts. Tsongas and Harkin dismissed cuts as poll driven and ineffectual for manufacturing while Clinton urged them as short term stimulus. Brown stirred tensions by criticizing NBC and Brokaw for fundraising appeals.
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Washington
Arkansas
Bill Clinton
Massachusetts
Paul Tsongas
Iowa
Tom Harkin
Nebraska
Bob Kerrey
California
Jerry Brown
Virginia
Douglas Wilder
Tsongas
Harkin
Clinton
Bush
Brown
NBC
Brokaw
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Washington Post
Lawrence Mead
New York University
Meads
Mead
Robert Greenstein
Center On Budget and Policy Priorities
Wisconsin
Elyria Memorial
John
Christine Pernal
Edgewater Or
Diederich
Ated
A.C. Hudnutt
Elyria Non-Toll
Edi
Mona
Charmar
Editorial
Edior Accent
Mews
Arthur D-Hudnutt
A. Cooper Hudnutt
Andrew R
Young Arnold Millar Rew
Ruckman Jack , Weaver
Gary Cozart
Arthur D. Hudnutt
Otto B. Schoepfla
Philip W Kelly
Mail
United States
Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company
East
Soviet
Danny Lee Angyalosi
North Lear Eagle Adt
Deborah Jean Barger
Jane Walter Niskey
St. Lorain
Delores Frances Malham
Mill Ave
Amherst
Melvin Zaporosky
Roberta Minnich
Barbara Zapotosky
Oberlin College
Keystone Board of Education
Sears
Douglas Minnich
Engelhard Corp
Harshaw Chemical
Barbara Zaporosky
Zapotosky
Russia Road
Voinovich
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