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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1998

Page

5

Paul Facinelli Attacks Jay Sekulow as Hypocrite

A reader blasts Jay Sekulow of the American Center for Law and Justice as a hypocrite who preys on Christian fear to fund campaigns. The letter accuses Sekulow of selective outrage against nonbelievers and of curtailing reproductive freedoms while portraying Christians as under siege.

American Center For Law and Justice Virginia Beach Jay Alan Sekulow Sekulow America Boise Idaho Fort Worth Texas American Civil Liberties Union ACLU

Three arrested after bar fight in Lorain

A 17 year old sparked a brawl at Biggy's Pub in Lorain. He fought officers, slipped handcuffs, and head-butted staff. A 18 year old and 26 year old, both Livingston Avenue residents, faced resisting arrest and related charges. Two officers were lightly injured.

Makengent Johnson West 22Nd Street Biggy Oberlin Ave Johnson Timothy Ouellet Livingston Avenue Michelle Ouellet

School funding plan snag delays Ohio talks

In Columbus, a House Senate disagreement over procedure slows progress on a new school funding plan. House Bill 650, a 5.24 billion 1999 primary and secondary education appropriation, faces House priority while others seek to add elements to the overall funding revision that court orders demand by March 24.

Columbus House Senate Columbus Dispatch Statehouse Ohio Espy

Pace ready to lead Cleveland prosecutors after robbery trial

George A. Pace Jr a 39 year old assistant prosecutor shot during a Dec 6 robbery at Red Onion deli reflects on crime from the victim position. After weeks in hospital he returned to work and will start as Cleveland chief prosecutor Feb 16 with renewed Resolve to aid victims and pursue criminals. Mayor White visited him in hospital and Pace vows to fight crime.

George A. Pace Jr Red Onion Columbia St. Luke's Medical Center Pace Michael R. White

Akron man claims world hot air balloon distance record

Michael Emich 41 flew a 50 foot balloon nicknamed Silver Shadow from Peoria Illinois to a muddy field near St. Marys Ohio covering about 270 miles in 5 hours 5 minutes. Officials must sanction by the National Aeronautic Association before official record.

Akron Michael Emich Emich Peoria Ohio Illinois Indiana National Aeronautic Association St. Marys

Ohio lawmakers back Clinton with high party loyalty

Ohio representatives show strong party alignment with President Clinton in 1997 voting analysis. Tom Sawyer 88 percent with Clinton, 5th highest in Congress. Sherrod Brown and Eric? No, Brown 96 percent with leadership. Kaptur opposed Clinton 51 percent, Trafficant 64 percent against leadership on 319 votes. Boehner opposed 77 percent of party-line votes. Senate John Glenn 86 percent with Clinton, DeWine 62 percent with Clinton. DeWine and Regula voted in every Ohio vote.

Washington Ohio Tom Sawyer Clinton Congress Akron House Trafficant Sherrod Brown Lorain John Boehner West Chester Findlay Michael Oxley Senate John Glenn Mike DeWinne DeWine Ralph Regula Navarre

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