Clinton presents seven year balanced budget plan in budget talks
President Clinton proposed a seven year balanced budget using CBO figures at White House talks ending the three week government shutdown. Republicans criticized the plan as too costly and tax increasing while Democrats say it eliminates deficits by 2002 and protects Medicare Medicaid education and the environment. Negotiations continue with snow forecast potentially affecting next moves.
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Monuments and Museums Open as Federal Workers Return
Washington monuments and museums reopened Saturday signaling a partial return to work for furloughed federal workers. Visitors from Chattanooga and Montreal described relief and plans to spend the day at the Smithsonian and National Museum of American History as National Park sites also reopened.
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Washington
Audrey Cooper
Chattanooga
Stores see run on CO detectors in Elyria
In Elyria fear of carbon monoxide poisoning spurs a detector rush. Doug Smith of Lowe's reports selling out quickly after 24 in stock vanished in an hour. DIY stores and major retailers also sold out, as health officials note a rising demand.
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Ex-Ridgeville councilwoman credits detectors in CO incident
Rosemary Berg, a former Ridgeville councilwoman, says a carbon monoxide detector alerted her and her husband twice. Columbia Gas fixed a furnace leak, and firefighters later found high CO levels traced to an exhaust pipe before the home was cleared.
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EPA orders Ross Incineration to correct misleading blast release
Ohio EPA forced Ross Incineration Services to correct a news release after a Dec. 5 kiln explosion near Eaton Township. No injuries occurred but about 70 people were evacuated. EPA director Schregardus warned of releasing a letter if corrections were not made.
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Arthur Hargate
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Families of trio in Bosnia mission weigh risks at home
Elyria residents Chris A. Taylor and Brad Hoagland and Lorain’s John Homola Jr. join the NATO peacekeeping effort in Bosnia. Parents fear mines and air threats as Hoagland co pilots C 130 planes from Ramstein and Tuzla, while Homola prepares for a six month duty.
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ACCENT G34 Lottery Auctions and Opinion Spotlight
In ACCENT G34 buyers explore AU auctions and opinion pieces add context to market activity. The page highlights business, stocks, health, and cyberpage notes while offering brief sports and travel references woven into the layout.
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U.S. Expands Military Presence in Persian Gulf
The United States plans to broaden its military footprint in the Persian Gulf region. Officials cited strategic deterrence and access to key sea lanes as driving factors for increased patrols, liaison offices, and possible force deployments.
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Over The Hedge Succeeds In Sunday Comes Show
Admiral King defeats Elyna in boys high school basketball. Elyna Catholic endures tough times with two one permi toss at Odertin.
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