Supreme Court voids Wisconsin open presidential primary
The Supreme Court, in a 6-3 decision, ruled Wisconsin’s open presidential primary violates the Democratic Party’s First Amendment rights by allowing cross over voting. Justice Stewart wrote that parties define associational rights to limit participation in delegate selection, rejecting arguments that open primaries preserve integrity or secrecy. Other states with open primaries include Michigan Montana and Idaho for delegate selection.
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Inflation dips to single digits for January in UPI report
Inflation eased to 9.1 percent annual rate in January as CPI rose 0.7 percent, with food costs near zero and energy driving gains. Labor data show real spendable earnings for a four-person urban family fell 6.1 percent in January, while housing and energy prices boosted the index and kept overall inflation in double digits year over year.
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Cost of loving ends Harris trial with murder conviction
Jurors in White Plains convict Jean Harris of fatally shooting her lover Herman Tarnower in a jealous rage. The frail former Madeira School headmistress faces 15 years to life for murder and up to 15 years for pistol possession.
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Elyria considers new income tax vote after nearby approvals
Mayor Michael Keys said a 42 percent income tax issue in Elyria seems more possible as Cleveland and Akron voters approved similar measures. He warned binding arbitration in wage talks could force cost increases this year. A past November levy failed by nearly three to one, with possible future funds for police or fire salaries and equipment.
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Rains disrupt phone service between Elyria and nearby towns
Rains saturated a main trunk cable, interrupting telephone service between Elyria and Grafton, Columbia Station, and North Eaton. Crews from Elyria Telephone Co. have been digging on East Avenue since Tuesday, with officials unable to locate the exact problem area or restoration time.
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Elyria Ridgeville eye talks on French Creek plant buy
Elyria mayor seeks talks with North Ridgeville to discuss Elyria’s proposed purchase of the French Creek sewage treatment plant. North Ridgeville plans to acquire the plant amid a suit by the OWDA over $1.4 million in unpaid fees, while Elyria weighs contractual obligations to nearby communities.
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Weather forecast brief for city area
Partly cloudy tonight with a low near 25. Mostly sunny Thursday with highs near 35. Details on Page A-3.
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