Economy concerns of Midwest voters heighten Bush critique
Conservative industrialist William Cordier calls Bush a cooked goose without an economic rescue plan. Labor leader Dan Martin accuses Bush of weakness on Japan. In Canton and nearby Wooster, Ohio, business owners and workers cite layoffs, fear, and anger at Washington as Regula warns Bush while Democrats fault Congress. The piece notes free trade resentment and Japan market barriers as a broader strain on the economy.
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Knight-Ridder
Canton
William Cordier
Bush
Dan Martin
Japan
Cordier
Canton Drop Forge
Demjanjuk defense accuses U S and Israel of plot
Israeli lawyer Yoram Sheftel told a 44 hour Supreme Court session that new Treblinka guard testimony by Ukrainian witnesses proves Ivan the Terrible was another man named Ivan Marchenko, accusing U S officials of concealing evidence. Prosecutor Shaked denied the claim as the court pressed on with the appeal of Demjanjuk who insists he is a victim of mistaken identity.
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Jerusalem
John Demjanjuk
Israel
United States
Yoram Sheftel
Supreme Court
Demjanjuk
Ivan the Terrible
Dreyfus
Sheftel
Michael Shaked
U.S
Treblinka
Poland
Ivan Marchenko
Ivan
Eliezer Goldberg
Seven Hills
Cleveland
Ohio
Elyria Man Killed In Route 20 Crash En Route To Church
An Elyria man, Ronald D. Smith, 28, was killed early Sunday when his 1989 Ford Probe left Route 20 in Elyria Township. Smith, an usher and choir member at First Baptist Church, lost control, veered into a curb and guardrail, ending on an embankment. Police said the road was dry and no other vehicles or passengers were involved.
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Elyria
Elyria Township
Ronald D. Smith
First Baptist Church
Smith
Gateway plan hinges on ten million endowment for development
In a Plain Dealer review of the Gateway project White touts a ten million economic development endowment to spur hotels offices retail and housing. Ads promise sixteen thousand eight hundred permanent jobs at an average twenty one thousand dollars. Chema claims most funds are for economic development while White frames Gateway as a job creating linchpin ahead of 1993 elections and stadium and arena completion in 1994.
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Regula
Ohio
Plain Dealer
White
Gateway
Public Square
Transition and turmoil as Soviet state dissolves abroad
In Moscow Boris Yeltsin met with Mikhail Gorbachev to discuss power transition after the Commonwealth of Independent States formation. In Tbilisi, fighting resumed on Rustaveli Avenue with rockets hitting the Georgian parliament building amid weeks of tensions and protests. The article notes economic hardship, lifting price controls on January 2, and public fear of deteriorating conditions, with an Interfax poll showing 75 percent expect worse economy and 64 percent fear ethnic tensions.
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Moscow
Boris Yeltsin
Mikhail S. Gorbachev
Commonwealth of Independent States
Nikolai Portugalov
Tbilisi
Rustaveli
Tass
Gamsakhurdia
National Guard
Russia
Yeltsin
Interfax
Soviet Union
Gordon given probation and restitution ruling in county case
Gordon received three years probation and restitution to the county to be set by the Adult Probation Department. She must obtain full time employment within 14 days of release. Lorain County Children Services seeks a new Green Acres director to replace Gordon, who ran the home since 1976. A former employee testified Gordon encouraged staff to take food and paper products for personal use and gave donors first choice of donated items. Gordon testified innocence. attorneys blamed disgruntled employees and sought an appeals bond, which the county did not object to.
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Gordon
McGough
Lorain County Children Services
Green Acres
Jail Population Debate Focuses on Reducing Inmates
Four Common Pleas judges plan a public hearing in the County Administration Building to consider cutting the jail cap from 216 to a lower number to meet minimum standards and safety needs. Mahony seeks further cuts amid impending layoffs of 67 workers, with testimony from the Employees Association.
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Lorain County
Edward Zaleski
Floyd Harris
Lynett McGough
Kosma Glavaschat
McGough
Common Pleas
Mahony
Edward M. Zaleski
Bob Gary
Jori Bloom Naegele
the Employees Association
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Washington
Ralph Regula
Midwest
Appalachia
Larry Howell
Wooster
United Steel Workers
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Alsco Aluminum Corporation
Martin
Plain Township
Chase
Defense
Dick) Cheney
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Colin Powell
Persian Gulf
Norman) Schwartzkopf
Riegner
Scheftel
Shaked
Jerusalem High Court
Elyrian
State Highway Patrol
Mma
Chema
Cavaliers
Friddy
Krebs
Soviet
Gorbachev
Portugalov
Commonwealth
Georgia
National Center of Public Opinion Research
A.C. Hudhutt
Editorial
Accent
Arthur D. Hudnutt
A. Cooper
Hudnutt
Andrew R. Young
Arnold Miller
Andrew
Ruckman Dack
E Weaver
Gary Cozart
Otto
Schoepfie
Philip W Kelly
Gira
Chronicle-Telegram
Loram County Printing and Publishing Company
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