East Tennessee spring travel guide tease
From Knoxville to Gatlinburg and the Great Smoky Mountains National Park East Tennessee invites several days of spring or summer travel. Includes a parade of sections on loyalty and political talk, family health tips for winter colds, and a light hearted look at Santa’s elves versus life at the South Pole.
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Gatlinburg
Kingsport
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
East Tennessee
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Shoppers storm Kaufmanns for post Christmas bargains
Die hard shoppers braved the pre dawn cold at Kaufmanns in Elyria rushing inside at 7 am for discounts as retailers chase post holiday sales. The crowd, about 100 strong, filled aisles with wrap paper cards and trinkets amid a national backdrop of softer post Christmas sales and rising consumer optimism. Donna Bergernstein among early risers called the ritual fun as she planned to hit Hills next.
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Kaufmann’s
Nancy Meyers
Lorain
Meyers
Donna Bergernstein
Grafton
Hills
Wall Street
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North Ridgeville Faces 72 Percent Population Boom by 2015
A master plan projects the town’s population rising from 21,564 to over 87,000 by 2015 as 1,300 homes are built in eight subdivisions. Ridgefield on Lorain Road has 200 homes done with 700 more planned, with prices from 172000 to 400000. Affordable land drives growth.
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Chuck Calame
Scott Lesco
Bob Schmitt
Ridgefield
North Ridgeville
Guy Fursdan
Lorain Road
Scott Kubit
Kubit
Iraq warns it will fire on US and British no-fly patrols
Iraq's Vice President Taha Yassin Ramadan told Al Jazeera that Baghdad will shoot at any U S and British planes violating the no-fly zones over northern and southern Iraq. Washington defended the zones and said pilots may defend themselves if threatened.
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BAGHDAD
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Taha Yassin Ramadan
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National Security Council
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Workers may win Ohio Super Lotto worth 45 million
In Lancaster Ohio a ZEBCO Industries employee says the 45 million Super Lotto jackpot bought at Emporium Downtown may be won by a group of company workers. The group reportedly includes more than 20 people and will meet with their attorney after purchasing 1,300 tickets. The lump sum is 14.7 million.
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LANCASTER
Ohio
George Crow
ZEBCO Industries
Columbus Dispatch
Crow
Mike Mulholland
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