Inner city Mr Chips slain in Red Hook school Principal Daly shot amid drug wars
The Red Hook housing complex mourns Patrick Daly a beloved PS 15 principal known as an inner city Mr Chips. He was killed in a crossfire outside the project as he searched for a student upset after a fight. Police charged 17 year old Shamel Burroughs with second degree murder and two more suspects are sought. The community hopes Daly's death spurs change amid ongoing violence and drug activity.
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Red Hook
Brooklyn
Red Hook Houses
P.S. 15
Patrick Daly
Chips
Daly
Red Hook Projects
Bernadette Roche
Shamel Burroughs
Lakisha Fonseca
Brenda Gibbs
N. Y
Jail threats help collect fines from scofflaws
County officials say jail threats influence payback of fines, though judges cannot jail for nonpayment. Warrants and contempt citations may be used when offenders do not explain nonpayment or miss community service. With full jail, installment plans are common and perceived jail time is often avoided.
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Ferguson
Tax increases hit Lorain area with multiple school levies
Lorain and surrounding communities face higher property taxes after voters approved several levies. In Ver Milion and Vermilion city districts rises reach 141 and 144 dollars respectively due to school and library levies, while Amherst Avon Lake Amherst and Sheffield Lake see increases from 19 to 139 dollars tied to 0.55 to 6 mill school and fire and library levies. Elyria and surrounding areas report varied jumps with Welyria Elyria Township at 131 dollars and Midview Key stone districts at 24 and 19 respectively.
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Lorain
Vermilion
Amherst
Welyria
Elyria Township
Township
Avon Lake
Ecolumbia
Wsheffield Lake
Lorain County lawmakers split on Voinovich tax bill vote
Lorain County representatives and senators divided on the governors tax increase. In the Senate the measure passed 21 to 12 and the House approved 68 to 30. Lorain officials Bara Koziura voted for, Walsh Zaleski Suhadolnick voted against. Rench voted for. Colonna Kasputis against.
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Columbus
Lorain
George Voinovich
Ohio
Ohio Senate
House
Lorain County
John Bara
Elyria
Joseph Koziura
Browns target bar owner over showing Sunday game
The Upscale in Toledo shows Browns games via a roof antenna after cable outages. Owner Buckey said the bar draws 25-30 fans on weekends and did not advertise. Browns sued for piracy after using investigators to check bars showing home games not sold out 72 hours before kickoff. Judge granted a preliminary injunction for Sunday's game. permanent relief pending.
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Toledo
Browns
NFL
Washington and Belgrade brace for high stakes politics
The White House denies a arms deal while Boris Yeltsin reports a Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty II ready for signing. In Belgrade, Serbia voters face a pivotal presidential race between Slobodan Milosevic and Milan Panic, with Kosovo looming as a flashpoint and a possible runoff set for January 3 if needed.
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U.S
Boris Yeltsin
Russia
United States
Bush
Yeltsin
U S
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Alaska
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Serbia
Balkans
Slobodan Milosevic
Milan Panic
Kosovo
Milosevic
Montenegro
Croatia
Bosnia
Slovenia
Macedonia
Kim Young-sam elected South Korea's first civilian president
In Seoul, Kim Young-sam won the presidency as South Korea’s first civilian leader in 32 years. At about half the vote counted, he led with 43 percent to Kim Dae-jung’s 35 percent, with Hyundai founder Chung Ju-yung at 16 percent. Kim vows to revive the economy and push toward North Korea unification.
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South Korea
Kim Young-sam
Kim
Democratic Liberal Party
North Korea
Kim Dae-jung
Chung Ju-yung
Hyundai Conglomerate
U.S. warns Iraq against attacking Kurds in direr tensions
The United States cautioned Iraq not to strike Kurds in northern Iraq and accused Baghdad of harassing U.N. relief efforts with bombings and intimidation. Assistant Secretary of State Djerejian said Iraqi forces are trying to impede relief convoys from Turkey, while Pentagon officials report rising military activity in the region.
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Washington
United States
Iraq
U.N
Turkey
Edward P. Djerejian
Djerejian
Saddam Hussein
Pentagon
City mulls new bonds for Route 57 stations
Coey says bonds would fund new stations at about 1 million each. Hammond urges an alternate site on Lowell Street near the Conrail overpass and immediate construction. He warns of long delays and notes a critical fire station need in his ward due to many families in mobile home parks.
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Coey
Hammond
Lowell Street
Conrail
West Ridge Gree
Twi Lakes
Gifts Help Reach Inmates' Families at Christmas
Haas runs the Missing Link program aiding Lorain and Cuyahoga county inmate families for six years. Through nine churches about 140 sponsors donate gifts to 150 children in 30 families this Christmas. He started after a Mansfield prison visit, aiming to support children of incarcerated parents with practical aid and a nonpreachy faith-based message.
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Haas
Lorain
Cuyahoga County
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