LMRE customers regain power after ice storm
Lorain Medina Rural Electric Cooperative restored service to remaining customers by Monday after an ice storm left nearly half of LMREs 15 400 customers without power at the peak. The outage affected lines across Lorain Medina Ashland and Wayne counties with poles down in Sullivan Township and lines in Huntington and Rochester townships.
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Nightclub Fire Killing 188 in Capital Raises Resignation Calls
A large blaze in a capital city killed at least 188 people and injured over 700 during a Los Callejaros concert. Some exits were reportedly chained or padlocked. Anibal Ibarra, mayor of Buenos Aires, faces mounting pressure to resign amid blame for lax safety standards. Country: Argentina.
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First Black Woman Congress Member Dies At 80
The first black woman elected to Congress has died at age 80, described as unbought and unbossed. Her legacy and impact on civil rights remain noted in contemporary reflections.
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Washington governor recount winner defeats Rossi by small margins
The attorney general of Washington, running as a Democrat, defeated Republican state senator Dina Rossi by 267 votes in the initial race. Rossi led a machine recount by 42 votes, then the final recount gave the attorney general a 129 vote victory, making the winner governor elect with Rossi challenging the result before January 12.
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Golfer .7. named female athlete of the year
The report credits Golfer .7. as the female athlete of the year per Associated Press. It notes recognition by a major wire service and references the singer Marid in relation to a separate item. Details are fragmentary and inconsistent across lines.
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Taft warns of 3 percent Medicaid cuts for nursing homes
Gov. Bob Taft signals a 3 percent cut in Ohio Medicaid funding for nursing homes over the next two years, totaling about 90 million dollars in the coming budget year. Industry leaders say cuts will bring layoffs and harm resident care, as officials weigh shifting the funding formula to the human services department amid a broad Medicaid cost battle.
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Traficant loses high court appeal over double jeopardy
Former Ohio Democrat James A. Traficant, ousted from Congress in 2002, failed to have his bribery and racketeering case revisited by the Supreme Court. His lawyers argued double jeopardy after two trials, but the appellate ruling in Cincinnati stood. Traficant, a nine term Youngstown representative, was accused of gifts, cash kickbacks, and labor from supporters in exchange for political help. He represented himself at trial.
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