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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1998

Page

9

Scandal Looms as Clinton Prepare to Address Nation

Jan 27 report from Washington details Clinton poised to speak as Monica Lewinsky scandal dominates the scene. Sherrod Brown and Paul Gillmor anchor Lorain County rhythm with back seats, Fast Track trade policy stances, and party strategy amid White House controversy. Brown criticizes NAFTA while Gillmor backs Fast Track. Conversations among staffers and lawmakers reveal tensions over impeachment rhetoric and economic policy ahead of the State of the Union.

Washington Monica Lewinsky Lorain Whiskey Voice David Letterman Clinton Sherrod Brown Supreme Court Jesse Jackson Jr Chicago Jesse Brown Jackson Gillmor Nixon Steve America Lorain County Nike Michael Jordan Channel Lewinsky Beltway

C-section birth rate in Ohio falls to low in 1996

The Plain Dealer analysis of 155,000 birth records shows Caesarean births at 19.3 percent in 1996, down from 24 percent in 1989, with St. Luke's Medical Center Cleveland cited as best and Amherst Hospital as worst. Virginia Haller calls 15 percent target. C-sections raise costs and vary by prenatal care.

Cleveland Ohio the Plain Dealer St. Luke's Medical Center Amherst Hospital St. Luke’s Amherst Virginia Haller Ohio Department of Health

Move to elect all Ohio State Board of Education members

Two Democratic board members Oliver Ocasek and William E. Moore lead a coalition of former members to amend the Ohio Constitution and drop governor appointments, seeking 334,623 valid signatures by Aug. 5 to place the measure on the November ballot. The plan would restore an all elected 21 member board, replacing the current mix since 1995. The effort follows Gov. George Voinovich's push for appointment control. the governor opposes the initiative.

Columbus State Board of Education Ohio George Voinovich Oliver Ocasek Northfield William E. Moore Woodsfield Edwin C. Price Jr Chester A. Roush Raymond Horn James L. Bittengle Belmont County Education Service Robert P. Shreve Mahoning County John Goff Goff Columbus Dispatch Mike Dawson Voinovich Dawson

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