Cause of Lorain fire may never be known
Lorain Fire Department may never determine the cause of a July Fourth structure fire at 3739 Dallas Ave. The home was destroyed, hindering investigation due to extensive damage. Fire officials cited lack of hydrant pressure and heat as challenges, with a county water shuttle brought in. The structure valued at $32,470.
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Greg Neal
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U.S. and China ramp up trade war
The United States and China raised tariffs on each other’s exports, escalating a growing trade conflict. No talks were evident as billions in duties took effect, threatening confidence and markets. The agricultural sector, especially soybeans, faces sharp risk amid U.S. and Chinese retaliation.
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China
U.S
Donald Trump
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Pacific Northwest
Europe
Southeast Asia
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Portman warns tariffs risk Ohio jobs and economy
U S Senator Rob Portman of Cincinnati, a former U S trade official, expressed concern over President Trump’s tariff battles with China and allies. He urged caution and more negotiation with the European Union, Canada, and Mexico to avoid harming Ohio workers, farmers, and service providers. He urged fair play and reciprocity from China and a careful approach to avoid a broader trade war.
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U.S
Donald Trump
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Rob Portman
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Mexico
Ohio
Portman
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Native Lorain postcard sent home from California
Stock ton visitor Joerg found a 1909 Elyria courthouse postcard in an antique store and mailed it to Lorain County Probate Court. He wrote of preserving heritage and addressed the letter to Judge, a coincidence that reached Probate Judge James Walther.
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Lowell
Joerg
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James Walther
Lowell Joerg
Ex-athletes allege OSU doctor Richard Strauss groped athletes for years
The AP interviews seven former athletes and a nursing student accuse Ohio State University physician Richard Strauss of decades of sexual misconduct during medical exams. They describe groping, watching naked athletes, and coercive behavior that continued despite complaints. Strauss, who died by suicide in 2005, remains under investigation.
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Richard Strauss
Ohio State University
Jelly Paws
Strauss
Dave Mulvin
Mulvin
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