Netanyahu Faces Uproar Over Washington Visit
Israel's prime minister faces growing calls to cancel his planned March trip to Washington as White House backing erodes and Democrats consider skipping his joint Congress address. Netanyahu says he will oppose a potential Iran deal and protect Israel, while U.S. officials warn against upsetting delicate negotiations.
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Driver Cited For No License After Crash In Unclear Investigation
Chavalia of 800 block Mechanic Street Grafton faced an uncertain crash report after failing to show a license to police. No charge was filed. the crash remains under investigation. A blood sample was taken at the hospital to test for possible driving while intoxicated.
Chronicle Telegram Corrects Facts On Medina Foods Founder
The Chronicle Telegram acknowledges an error in a Sunday story and invites readers to report factual corrections. Jawed Al-Namir is identified as owner of Medina Foods which makes Gold Rush Jerky. His fiancée is described as an occupational therapist who met him at Mercy Regional Medical Center. Contact numbers are provided for corrections.
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Chronicle Telegram Elgin OH details delivery and pricing
The Chronicle Telegram outlines home delivery service areas and charges including $4.10 weekly and $192.70 yearly, plus $288 yearly for mail delivery and $96.60 yearly for electronic editions. Newsstand price per copy is listed as $1.50. The publication is printed daily by Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company at 225 East Ave, Elgin, OH 4038.
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Parishioners approve vision for new church by 86 to 1 vote
Madsen reports the parishioners backed a plan to build a new church on historic grounds with acoustics for music and a modern eco friendly design. Insurance may cover most of the over two million dollar project with construction timing still undecided. Services continue at Johnnie Wilson Middle School as committees tour Akron Canton Solon churches and plan a Columbus visit.
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Lorain at stake as inspectors face housing sales backlash
Debate over city of Lorain home inspections stresses impact on sales and market. Officials dispute numbers from county offices while realtors warn the program chills deals, especially for homes under 40 000. Department leaders defend inspections as protecting residents and allowing repairs with escrow funds.
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