Five Day Forecast With Wind and Snow Showers
A marine forecast calls for west winds reaching 35 knots early, veering to 15 to 25 knots as snow showers persist. Seas up to 10 feet diminishing. Christmas Day brings west winds 10 to 20 knots with likely snowfall and 3 to 5 foot waves.
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Newt vote on Gingrich may come before hearings
House Republicans face a possible rush to decide on Gingrich’s re election before ethics sanctions are decided. The Ethics Committee, scattered for holidays, may not finish before Jan. 7 when the 105th Congress convenes. GOP leaders push to wrap up the case, while analysts predict acrimonious debates over the ethics findings and implications for his speakership.
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Charity Says Former Fund-Raiser Owes 2 Million
ATLANTA AP A former fund raiser who placed gum and candy machines nationwide to support the March of Dimes kept 2 million that should have gone to the charity after 1991 financial troubles. Curtis agreed to repay over 20 years but has made only one payment. He lost the license to use the March of Dimes name and symbol and resigned from the charity board amid potential conflicts of interest. The charity says it will pursue all legal options to recover the funds. The 1980 to 1995 effort yielded 15 million for the charity, which runs as the 38th largest national philanthropy.
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Fire damages home. neighbors help victims in Lorain County
A fire at a home on Ivanhoe Avenue left most damage on the upper floor and smoke throughout the house. Tricia Webb, mother of Roberts' child, was treated for chest pains and a minor burn. The Red Cross assisted with food and temporary housing, praising neighbors for generosity as multiple fires struck northern Lorain County over three days without injuries.
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Chronicle Telegram Ad Rates and Publication Details
The Chronicle Telegram lists home delivery rates for Gamer Daily and Sunday at 6 a.m.92.75 per week, motor route delivery $2.80 weekly in advance, daily and Sunday mail within the U S $195 per year, Sunday only $362.40 per year. The paper is published daily except Christmas by Lorain County Printing and Publishing Co at 225 East Ave Elyria Ohio 44035. Postage paid at Elyria and address changes to P O Box 4010 Elyria 44036.
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Experts say Peru rebels hard to break amid hostage standoff
In Lima 225 freed hostages including seven Americans celebrated their release while experts warned many VIP captives remain in rebel hands. Negotiations continue informally as some captives report decent treatment, but about 140 hostages stay held by the guerrillas.
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Ex Dolphin Morris seeks reopens case after evidence loss
Former Miami Dolphins star Eugene Mercury Morris asks a Dade County court to throw out his 1986 no contest plea after alleging state investigator George Havens destroyed a tape contradicting cocaine trafficking claims. Morris contends the recording showed he was not involved and did not want to be.
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City considers 25 year tax plan for 2.5 to 2.7M annual revenue
Ai That same person pays 525 yearly municipal income tax now. The proposal would run 25 years and yield about 2.5 to 2.7 million in extra city revenue annually. Garry Gibbs opposed the tax measuring spending plans. Other council members favored placing the tax on the May ballot amid concerns about schools and absent members.
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