Burger King Plans Tear Down Of 111-Year-Old Church
The 111-year-old church on West Broad Street, once home to the Original Church of God, is slated for demolition to make way for a Burger King. Preservationists urged re use. crews will demolish the bell tower and remove windows where possible.
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Notable rapper Combs faces trial amid breakup rumors
In a New York court case over gun and bribery charges rapper Sean Combs learns his relationship with an actress is ending. At the NBA all star game a 76ers guard was named MVP for leading the East to a one point win over the West.
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Missiles miss Iraq raid due to software flaw
Defense officials say inadequate computer information caused many Navy AGM-154A Joint Standoff Weapons to land wide of targets during the February 16 raid from USS Harry S. Truman. A joint Navy Raytheon team fixed the issue with a minor software adjustment loaded into the guidance system.
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County bought warehouse despite missing environmental report
Star Beverage commissioned an environmental firm which found likely asbestos and possible soil and groundwater contamination at a warehouse condemned for purchase by the Lorain County Commissioners. The county paid 400000 in late November and never received the full report.
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Concertina Recovered After Ebay Auction Reunion
Oberlin College dorm theft instrument recovered through an Ebay auction. Carlin, who originally had the concertina stolen in 1975, matched serial numbers with Robert Schepis of Strongsville after bidding disputes. Carlin paid 1850 dollars plus shipping to retrieve the instrument, noting restoration may be needed but is expected.
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Blackwell Will Leave State Office This Year
Ohio Secretary of State Blackwell plans to depart this year as he moves onto the GOP controlled State Apportionment Board and potentially a national post. He leaves Republicans with no top Bush administration appointee while Taft urges consideration. If seeking re election in 2002, rivals like Petro and Montgomery face term limit constraints and Petro may seek attorney general.
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