Italy Football: Amherst Student Wins Early Newham Diver
Amherst student Don DiFranco from Imbia Station wins an event in a sponsored contest with Stewart's lines and a local league tie. William Roth proposes changes to IRA 401(k) limits. Strongsville opens a banner takeoff site near art county regional venue. Ice causes road hazards and power outages in the East.
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Impeachment trial pushes witnesses in Clinton case
The House prosecution pressed to test Monica Lewinsky and other key witnesses credibility on day two of the Clinton impeachment trial. Prosecutors urged senators to invite Lewinsky, Vernon Jordan, Betty Currie and more to testify and tied their case to the Paula Jones suit while preempting White House defenses set to unfold next week.
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Bill McCollum
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Vernon Jordan
Betty Currie
McCollum
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Lewinsky
Paula Jones
White House
Family enjoys sunny sled day at James Day Park
Jana Williams and her children Alyssa and Tommy sled at James Day Park in Sheffield. The Williams family, under blue skies, noted the usually crowded park was open and enjoyable for a Friday outing in the Village of Sheffield.
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Jeff Williams
Sheffield
Alyssa
Tommy
James Day Park
Jana Wiliams
Into the Sea exhibit brings exotic marine life to Lorain County park
The French Creek Nature Center in Lorain County transforms Jan 29 to March 28 into a seascape titled Into the Sea. SeaWorld Adventure Parks Cleveland joins forces as sponsor, providing 50 plus species of Pacific and Caribbean fish, sharks, eels, invertebrates and coral for the aquarium displays featuring a pirate ship.
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French Creek Nature Center
Lorain County Metro Parks
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SeaWorld Adventure Parks
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Ohio
American Southwest
Metro Parks
Cleveland
Aurora
SeaWorld
French Creek
Welfare reform leaves some Ohioans in deeper poverty
Ohio welfare rolls have been cut and job growth outpaced in places, but a Friday report by the Ohio Association of Community Action Agencies says many former recipients are not moving to work and more people are dropped from food stamps than gain jobs in most of Ohio's 88 counties. The group warns the reform is lowering incomes among Ohio's poorest residents.
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Property tax bills rise in Lorain County districts
Lorain County homeowners in 43 of 62 taxing districts face higher real estate taxes this year as property values rose since the original levy. County Auditor Mark Stewart notes a 1.69 mill five year replacement levy backed by voters in May for the Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities Board, which keeps the same millage but reflects updated values.
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Lorain County
Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities Board
Mark Stewart
MLK Legacy Under Pressure Amid Center Debates
Atlanta crowds gather for a King weekend marking the civil rights martyr while critics view the Martin Luther King Jr Center as drifting toward profit. Dexter King, 87, pushes changes at the center once meant as a training ground for future crusaders, fueling fears the legacy of selflessness is under threat.
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Martin Luther King
King
Dexter
Martin Luther King Jr
olent Social Change
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