County’s 400000 purchase raises environmental red flags
Commissioners bought the former JCPenney warehouse and land at 25 East Ave Elyria from Erie Shores Computer for 400000. An environmental report reportedly kept by Erie Shores warned of asbestos and groundwater contamination, yet the county did not receive or verify it before finalizing the deal.
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Erie Shores Computer
Jcpenney
East Ave
Elyria
Getti
Eric Shores
Larry Jones
Jones
Star Beverage
Beverage Company
Aelhard Corp
Shou
Coan
James Cordes
Virgil Muntean
So Improvement Rejects
Blair
Mary Jo Vasi
Muntean
Michael Ross
Cordes
Orain County Board of Elections
St Jude area opposed HUD funded senior apartments plan
A letter to the editor questions a $3 million HUD grant used to build a two story senior housing complex behind St Jude Church. The writer criticizes church involvement in city redevelopment and jokes about potential corporate naming of a new justice center before reconsidering the tax savings argument. The piece reflects local concerns about urban change and downtown ambiance.
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St. Jude
Catholic Diocese of
Cleveland
St. Jude Church
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Manly
St. Jude’s
Devel
Justice Center
Loran County
Betty Blair
McDonald’s
Manco Inc
Culture of Death themes linger in modern medicine debate
Nat Hentoff reviews Wesley Smith’s The Culture of Death arguing that biomedical ethics have shifted toward devaluing disabled lives. He traces roots to euthanasia history, cites Jack Kevorkian era implications, and warns of a current duty to die influencing judges doctors and policy. He urges readers to discuss with physicians and family and formalize end‑of‑life wishes.
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Leo Alexander
Germany
Hitler
New England Journal of Medicine
Alexander
Oregon
Wesley Smith
America
Encounter Books
N. Gregory Hamilton
Physicians For Compassionate Care
Smith
Jack Kevorkian
Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics
Lawrence J. Schneiderman
Alexander Morgan Capron
Virginia Gov Gilmore faces budget clash over car tax cut
Cal Thomas notes Virginia Governor Jim Gilmore struggles with a Republican majority in a special session to slash the car tax and close a funding gap. He cites executive orders to cut state agency spending and warns of political resistance to spending cuts and tax relief.
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Bush
Potomac
Virginia
Jim Gilmore
Gilmore
Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Congress
Massachusetts
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