Perot sticks to verse as campaign rallies lack specifics
Ross Perot, addressing about 6000 supporters at the Capitol steps, relies on hymns and patriotic thank yous while avoiding policy details. An aide says inner circles push him to outline positions by July, with plans to announce candidacy. he secures ballot spots in multiple states and gathers tens of thousands of signatures.
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Census suggests jobs rise while education gaps linger
County employment rose in most sectors with 1,500 technical posts and 3,800 retail gains, but government jobs dropped by 1,200. Education levels tied to income and work hours show 75.3 percent of adults 25+ were high school graduates in 1990, up from 68 percent in 1980, while commuting patterns shifted toward driving and longer average travel times.
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Lorain County Employment Shifts Over a Decade
Lorain County jobs moved in the past decade as residents commute across county lines. Fewer Lorain residents work in Cuyahoga while more Cuyahoga residents seek work in Lorain, reflecting regional labor market shifts.
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Reece seeks parole to Tennessee despite opposition
From attorney William Giesser Reece said the parole move was obvious after weighing all facts and that he expected media to learn of his release. Reece, imprisoned at Madison Correctional London, has degrees from Ashland University but faces resistance from his victim who vows to oppose release. The transfer request will be evaluated on residence and employment criteria with each case judged on its merits. The victim learned America's Most Wanted would not pursue the story.
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Ford plant theft ring tied to 1992 Texas shipments
Federal investigators identified a long running Ford local theft ring with 970 steering gear boxes sold to Big Lenny’s Auto Parts in Houston valued at 1.2 million, bringing total box value to 1.4 million. Coy Troutman, 41, a Ford Elyria plant employee, is charged with racketeering. FBI expects months more of probes as Texas authorities recover parts and cash from two body shops and seize evidence.
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Lawmakers approve welfare and aid packages in varied measures
The House OKs a 396 23 vote and the Senate 93 3 to extend unemployment benefits and broaden future access via a liberal eligibility formula starting March. A separate compromise tax plan for Los Angeles riot areas earns 356 55 approval, with 2.5 billion in enterprise zone tax breaks. The Senate backs Bush aid for former Soviet republics at 76 20, while the Navy faces cuts for Tailhook fallout and the Strategic Arms Treaty advances. A Senate resolution calls for release of decades old missing in action files.
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Jury verdicts and juror statements in Seakacs case
Juror describes injuries suggesting head-first immersion in hot water. Judge Horvath, standing in for Glavas, will rule on Lioux motion. Rosenbaum has 14 days to respond. Newman convicted of second and fourth degree felony child endangerment. jurors deadlocked on felonious assault. Another juror Nellie Benci planned to offer an affidavit opposing Seakacs, claiming no coercion and that the jurors followed the rules. Scakacs reportedly answered yes when polled on verdict agreement.
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CEI faces local questions on Avon Lake fly ash site
Residents debate the CEI landfill near Avon Lake citing property values and safety. Officials promise written answers, take comments, and plan future meetings as permits and local zoning questions loom. Critics press for community benefits and stricter oversight while CEI says adjustments can be made.
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