Jingles Returns as Toys Flood Chronicle Telegram Toy Drive
After a month in kidnappers’ hands Jingles the bear returns to The Chronicle Telegram as toy donations surge. The Not Forgotten Box drives culminate in 10 000 toys rushed to Salvation Army for needy children, surpassing last year’s 2 850. Deputy Steven Lee oversaw the pickup at 1 30 Friday.
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No deal as shutdown drags into holiday week
President Clinton and top Republicans met at the White House but offered no new offers and agreed only to reconvene next Friday. Lawmakers moved welfare and veteran benefits bills to blunt sharp edges while planning a curtailed Christmas recess with no votes before then. House Majority Leader Armey said talks are positive but warned negotiations will be lengthy.
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Lorain Mayor's line-item veto ruled illegal by law director
Lorain Mayor Olejko's veto of six of eight raises for Auditor Foltin's staff was ruled improper by Law Director Scherach who cited a state law forbidding partial vetoes of expenditure ordinances. Foltin praised the ruling as fair, while Olejko called the decision political and criticized the advisory guidance.
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New Year forecast pits Browns in Cleveland two more years
Gov. George Voinovich predicts NFL owners will deny Browns move to Baltimore and the club will stay in Cleveland through 1998. He says Art Modell faces a costly legal fight or a possible sale, urging a debt-cutting deal and a return to Ohio.
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Jamestown Saved By Pocahontas Heroic Ending
Pocahontas helps rescue Jamestown in a historic rescue tale credited with saving the settlement. The story portrays a peaceful outcome and lasting impact on the colonists and local relations.
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