Bush and Miyazawa seek smoother trade amid auto import pledges
President Bush and Prime Minister Miyazawa wrap four days of talks with a reaffirmed alliance and a pledge for more US auto purchases, while American automakers voice doubt over progress. Ford and Toyota leaders call for firmer action as Japanese sales fall below 200,000 in 1991.
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Kiichi Miyazawa
Asia
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John Heilly
Tennece Automotive
President Bush feels better after stomach flu during Japan trip
President Bush, tiring and weakened, said he felt pretty good while wrapping up his Japan visit. He canceled some appearances but resumed talks with Prime Minister Miyazawa and warned that signals remain go for his re election bid. He described being close to back to normal and said doctors ruled out anything serious beyond a 24 hour fit.
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Bush
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Kiichi Miyazawa
Washington
Commerce Department
Elyria woman admits faking amnesia in baby death case
Robbie Taylor from Elyria concedes she lied about amnesia to avoid testifying against her husband, who faces charges in the death of their infant child.
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Robbie Taylor
Elyria
Nancy Ralls
Court security woes raised after Cleveland area shooting
A judge in Lorain County laments lax security in Domestic Relations spaces after a North Olmsted woman and her brother were killed, with her estranged husband wounded in a family dispute. The case highlights courtroom access concerns and potential religious tensions in the slain couple’s history.
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David Basinski
Lorain County
Cleveland
Lebanon
Latife Awkal
Abdulla Awkal
Bush plan may raise Medicare fees and health tax
Washington reports the Bush health care plan could include a health care tax and higher Medicare fees as part of broader reforms. The GAO flags several flaws in U S armor performance cited as largely superior in the Gulf.
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Lack of support for Corridor irks Lorain County officials
Local leaders say Ohio officials moved the North South Corridor to a temporary hold citing no letters of support. Lorain County Commissioner Herbert Jacoby and others urged timely letters of support ahead of February 15, warning the $63 million project could be derailed. State Sen. Alan Zaleski said public opinion could revive the plan within two weeks. officials contacted counties and chambers to gather backing for linking relocated Route 20 with Interstate 96 in Lorain.
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Ohio Department of Transportation
Columbus
Jacoby
Zaleski
Voinovich
Lorain
State Transportation Department
Frank DeTillio
County Chamber of Commerce
Lorain County to avert jail staff layoffs
Lorain County commissioners will give Sheriff Martin Mahony 363000 to prevent 13 corrections officers from being laid off. The funding came from 350000 from the new construction account, with 13000 more needed to spare 16 road deputies plus eight clerical workers, as a court hearing on restraining orders looms. Judge Mark K. Wiest will preside in Lorain County Common Pleas Court.
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Martin Mahony
Lorain County Common Pleas Court
Sheriff's Department
Robert Vansant
Lorain County Sheriff's Employees Association
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