Trump weighs tariffs or quotas on steel and aluminum imports
President Trump said he is considering all options to curb cheap steel and aluminum imports and will decide soon on possible tariffs or quotas. He met with lawmakers who urged swift action to protect steelworkers while warning of a potential trade war and higher consumer costs.
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Lorain Schools Seek Four Administrative Positions
Lorain Schools unveiled four new admin roles as part of an improvement plan. David Hardy, district CEO, announced a director of early childhood education position to guide an early learning continuum and focus on younger students. Other roles include a turnaround principal to boost student–teacher relationships and data driven improvement, with stronger family connections.
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Letter from 1885 reveals George Bursley longed for Ida Lang
Vanessa Mann found a dated August 1885 letter in Cambridge England written by George Bursley to Ida Lang. The note expresses longing and belief they were meant for each other, as researchers catalog the fragile romance captured in a box of old papers.
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Trump prods Congress on immigration standoff
In Washington a tense Senate debate on immigration opened with immediate partisan clashes over how to proceed and President Trump warning this is the last chance to extend protections to Dreamers. He tweeted the warning as the open-ended session began amid Democrat calls to craft legislation on the floor.
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Mulvaney Pushes Trump Budget on Capitol Hill
White House budget director Mick Mulvaney defended Donald Trump’s budget before the Senate Budget Committee as allies touted tax-cut bonuses while critics warned the plan would widen deficits. Senator Grassley praised tax reform’s results, while Senator Sanders argued the plan benefits the top 1 percent and harms middle-class families. The fiscal 2018 proposal projects a deficit near 1.2 trillion dollars in the October start of the year.
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Elyria Man Bond Reduced in Shooting Death Case
Jeff Miraldi, 20, of Elyria, was released from Lorain County Jail after posting a $50,000 bond and facing charges that include involuntary manslaughter and three counts of tampering with evidence related to the shooting death of Cody Snyder.
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Judge Allows DNA Sample in Massillon Homicide Case
A Lorain County judge orders a DNA sample from Bryan Gentry, inmate at Lorain Correctional, linked to the death of Nick Stein whose body was found Feb 2 buried in a tote under concrete outside an Eighth Street SW home. Investigators seek links among Gentry, Kristen Lain, and Carl Spencer who face murder charges.
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