Avon Lake group seeks to save woods in town center
The Save Our Woods committee mobilizes residents to protect about 170 acres from development. They plan petitions and a council resolution to safeguard the area east of Avon High School and south of Belle Road, aiming to fund a future purchase from around 200 landowners.
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Clearview's Ross resigns from school board in Florida move
Joan Ross resigns from the Clearview school board after deciding to spend more time at a Florida winter home with her husband Wayne Ross the former Lorain County Educational Service Center superintendent. Superintendent Rick Buckosh says the resignation will be board approved and praises her as a strong supporter.
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Support group for military families begins in Elyria
Psychiatric and Psychological Services will host a free counseling group for significant others and relatives of deployed military personnel at 412 E River St Medichinic building. Led by David Zachau the sessions meet Mondays at 530 pm starting Feb 17 lasting about an hour. For details call 323-5121.
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Snowstorm Triggers 60 Car Pileup On I-94
A car collides with a truck in a blinding snowstorm on Interstate 94 about 30 miles north of the Indiana line, sparking a 60 car pileup and tanker blaze. One person is killed and dozens more were left trapped before crews cleared the scene as I-94 was closed in both directions.
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Bush seeks UN support for Iraq war amid talks
President Bush courted France and China to win UN backing as the Security Council debates disarmament and the use of force. France urged inspections over war while China pressed for time and a united UN stance. ElBaradei cited a hopeful, but fragile, sign with Iraqi scientists as talks loom.
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Santa Maria ship bell heads to auction in Madrid
The corroded bell from Columbus flagship Santa Maria goes to auction in Madrid with bidding starting at 1 million dollars. Italian diver Roberto Mazzara identified the relic found off Portugal in 1994 as the Santa Maria bell, weighing 31 pounds with a 10 inch by 10 inch frame and a seashell embedded at the base.
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Bush appeals to China to diffuse North Korea nuclear standoff
President Bush urged China President Jiang Zemin to help end the nuclear crisis with North Korea and said diplomacy should prevail though all options, including military action, remain on the table. KCNA warned of “horrible nuclear disasters” if U.S. threats persist.
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Northeast Storm Dumps Snow Across Several States
A fast moving storm dumps nearly 10 inches of snow across the Northeast closing hundreds of schools in at least four states and possibly contributing to a fatal New Jersey bus crash on the Garden State Parkway. Eight inches fell in Manahawkin and two people died with more than two dozen injured.
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Campuses Debate War with Iraq Remains Quiet Across U S
New York college students and administrators describe a subdued national mood as war with Iraq looms. Ambivalence and openness to other views keep campus discussions calm, with few antiwar demonstrations. At NYU and Baylor, students weigh arguments without activism.
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