Casinos Clash With Ohio Constitution In Casino Debate
Ohio Governor George Voinovich defends the state’s constitution and bans on gambling while riverboat interests push for a constitutional amendment. Elyria businessman Alan Spitzer argues for free market benefits, yet critics say gambling already exists in many forms and moves may not lift overall spending. Paul Faciwell appears Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
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Northfield Park
Scioto Downs
Our Lady of Great Agony
Elyria
Alan Spitzer
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TB fears as Capitol Limited train halted in Elyria
Health officials probe possible tuberculosis exposure after a 22 year old man on the Capitol Limited was seen coughing blood on a rushed trip through Elyria on Saturday. Amtrak says the train diverted due to Washington area floods and may prompt testing for hundreds of passengers if confirmed.
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Kathleen Horvath
Lorain County
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Maureen Reardon
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Weatherlinked plane crash kills pilot and reporter in Cleveland
A Cesena 172 crashed near Inter state 271 in Camp Forbes after clipping a 500 foot Cellular One tower. Pilot James Macveigh Jr. 29 of Akron and traffic reporter James Endsley 48 of Cleveland died. Weather cited as possible factor with sleet snow and fog.
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Camp Forbes
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WWWE
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Murder suspect claims out of town during killing
Alfred M. Cleveland also known as Alfred Monday is charged with aggravated murder in the August 1991 death of Marsha Blakely in Lorain. Prosecutors say she was tortured and run over after failing to pay a drug debt. the defense notes he was not in Ohio when the crime occurred.
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City aims to cut overtime in 1996 for police and fire
Elyria officials request budget steps to reduce overtime in 1996. Police overtime last year reached 754,869 with a target of 638,581 this year, despite court and contract constraints. Fire overtime is slated to drop from 548,804 to 400,000 as new hires and retirements shape staffing at about 100 officers and 11 firefighters.
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Emerald Point housing eyed for Grafton spring start
Shamrock Development Corp plans a 55 home Emerald Point subdivision in Grafton with 90 by 190 foot lots and houses around 150000. The project adds three new streets Hunter's Chase Woodland Chase and Timber Trail and aims to offer affordable village housing spurring growth. Local officials say the plan meets pent up demand and helps families stay in town.
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Shamrock Development Corp
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Hunter's Chase
Woodland Chase
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