Good management or political payback in Elyria fire policy
The Keys administration tightens sick time for firefighters seen as prudent management while Safety Director Coey faces questions about political influence. Firefighter Horton accuses bias after a denied workers compensation claim tied to a mayoral campaign letter. The dispute at Tuesday's City Council meeting reflects long standing friction over accountability and cost control in city services.
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Bill Grace
Kenneth Burkhard
7Th Ward
King's Woods Neighbors Resist Eminent Domain Ruling
Judge Edward Zaleski rules Lorain cannot take King's Woods through eminent domain and the City Council votes six to five against the measure. Longtime residents fear losing neighborhood character as developer Jerry Bishop plans over 200 homes, potentially lowering nearby property values and transforming the area into recreation space.
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Cable frontage dispute plus local justice critique
Local landowners report deep ruts left by a cable company on Route 57 frontage and damaged trees with metal brackets in the lawn. They urge accountability as a separate editorial praises a U S District Court ruling in the Duseks case and questions why a real suspect has not been prosecuted.
Silence is deadly hate exposes shared roots in society
Clarence Page argues hate fuels itself across white and black factions including World Church of the Creator and figures like Matthew Hale and David Duke. He urges national dialogue on embedded racism, media arson, and complacent silence that enables shootings like Benjamin Smiths.
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Clinton OKs Y2K liability reform amid veto threats
President Clinton signaled support for a three year tort reform bill to curb consumer lawsuit filings tied to Y2K, despite Senate opposition from Hollings and Leahy. The measure narrows scope, avoiding broader drills, yet leaves many damages redress avenues open.
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