Arafat's Fatah backs continued violence in clashes
Arafat's Fatah called for intensifying the three month violence amid stalled peace talks with Clinton plan. Israeli troops shot a Lebanese protester on the border while Iran warned of retaliation if Israel attacks Syria or Lebanon. Fatah urged two weeks of struggle as Palestinians face mounting casualties.
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New York
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Saeb Erekat
Dennis Ross
Erekat
Associated Press
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West Bank
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Hamas
County officials spar over airport board purge and budget plans
Lorain County Commissioner candidates spar over Moore's push to resign six airport board members and appoint two new voices, while debating consolidation of election offices, hiring practices, and a shift in the county budget. Proposals include a new economic development director, a larger development budget, and relocating offices to the airport property. Moore seeks broad reorganizations, with Blair and Vasi resisting major changes.
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Erie Shores Inc
Hastings
Cleveland
John Mowry
Robin Jones
Chamber of Commerce
Mike Conrad
Conrad
LaGrange
John Blevins
Elyria
Republican Central Committee
James Cordes
Blevins
Jim Cordes
Cordes
Ross
Virgil Muntean
Green Acres
Oberlin
Boys and Girls Club
Minerva
County Justice Center
Justice Center
Muntean
David Moore
Local disappointment over replacing Jim Cordes
A fragmentary quote shows concern about replacement of Jim Cordes, describing upset and hesitance amid a pending personnel change. The remarks reflect frustration with leadership changes and the impact on ongoing plans.
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Lorain County
Fallon reports eighth childhood leukemia case this year
Fallon Nevada faces eightth childhood leukemia case as arsenic in drinking water exceeds legal limits and state Health Division probes a common link. Epidemiologist Randal Todd cautions about uncertain factors while EPA orders treatment and officials weigh possible environmental connections. A five year old boy was diagnosed in November amid ongoing investigations.
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