Lorain mayor race eyes rematch after 1999 win
State Rep. Joe Koziura filed to run for Lorain mayor in a Democratic primary facing Councilman Stan Cinniger and John Degan. Mayor Craig Foltin, favored in the GOP, will not face a challenger. Koziura, a former mayor, aims to present his qualifications and lead Lorain through its financial troubles.
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Lorain
Joe Koziura
Craig Foltin
Koziura
Stan Cinniger
2Nd Ward
John Degan
Foltin
Anthony Giardini
Democratic Party
Giardini
Kozitka
Dan Metelsky
Cleveland State University
Elyria Mayoral Primary Brings Challenge From Bill Grace
Democratic primary pits Elyria Mayor Bill Grace against a rival candidate as Lorain area races unfold. In nearby North Ridgeville a former council member challenges the incumbent. Sheffield Lake also sees a mayoral contest with two challengers. Elyria Municipal Court inmates judicial hopefuls run as independents ahead of ballots.
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Elyria
Bill Grace
North Ridgeville Council
New heart, how hope Transplanted organs are replaced
A 17 year old girl Jesica Santillan at Duke University Hospital faced a near death when she was given a heart and lungs of the wrong blood type. Surgeons found a match hours later and performed a four hour transplant. Her condition remained critical as doctors warned recovery was uncertain.
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Duane Davis
Duke University Hospital
Jesica
Spying sergeant convicted for offering to sell intelligence
Former Air Force analyst and sergeant sentenced after pleading guilty to offering to supply intelligence to foreign powers and clear national interests. The case highlights long-term security risks and accountability within military intelligence history.
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Air Force
China
Iraq
Shuttle talk at Whittier school echoes NASA insights
Wilfredo Morales of NASA Glenn spoke to about 70 seventh and eighth graders at Whittier Middle during National Engineers Week. Using a plastic model space shuttle he explained how the orbiter reenters at high temperatures, and offered theories on the Columbia disaster that killed seven astronauts three weeks earlier.
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Chuck Humel
Chronicle Photos
NASA
Wilfredo Morales
Whittier Middle School
Lorain
Columbia
Dave Perczek
Chronicle-Telegram
Whittier
Morales
NASA Glenn Research Center
Cleveland
Southview
National Engineers
Counterfeit Cash Ring Targeting Stores in Ohio
FBI in Cleveland probes counterfeit cash ring moving fake ten dollar bills through Cuyahoga and Lorain counties. Elyria Sears Hardware worker Mirsa Toledo spotted a counterfeit bill, noting no watermark and single face, and told the customer to exchange it for real currency.
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Elyria
Cleveland
FBI
Cuyahoga
Lorain
Sears Hardware
North Abbe Road
Mirsa Toledo
Sears
Taft hit with budget protests
Ohio groups flood Governor Taft and lawmakers with cards letters and emails protesting proposed budget cuts and tax increases to fill a 720 million deficit. Messages range from library funding to Lima prison closure and food pantry funding.
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Toledo
Taft
Bob Taft
Ohio
Lima
Orest Holubec
French Hostility Rises as U S Deputies Provoke Backlash
The report notes a surge of anti French sentiment in the United States after France opposed an invasion of Iraq. Americans trash French symbols and move to replace French products with American alternatives. In Beaufort North Carolina a restaurant removes french fries naming freedom fries. A Las Vegas radio station used an armored vehicle to crush French images. Palm Beach County officials seek to block Vivendi unit in a $25 million government contract.
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Mondieu
France
Iraq
Las Vegas
Jacques Chirac
Paris
Beaufort
N.C
West Palm Beach
Fla
Ken Wagner
U.S
Palm Beach
Burt Aaronson
Vivendi
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