Navy harassment probe handler removed in Tailhook case
Navy investigator Laney S. Spigener was removed from the Tailhook sexual assault inquiry after Navy Lt. Paula Coughlin complained of romantic overtures. Spigener was disciplined after an internal inquiry, described as poor judgment. Navy officials call for a policy review as the Tailhook scandal widens concerns over the NIS.
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Washington Post
Washington
Navy
Las Vegas
Paula Coughlin
Naval Investigative Service
NIS
Laney S. Spigener
Coughlin
Spigener
Las Vegas Hilton
Tailhook Association
Washington Navy Yard
Robert J. Powers
Department of the Navy
Recreation complex eyed for Oberlin needs and funding
Oberlin officials consider a youth and senior center as a remedy for limited recreation. John Gooch proposed a multi use facility that could include basketball and tennis courts, dancing space, and dining, funded by donations or a tax levy.
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Oberlin
Oberli
John Gooch
College Town
Linda Lewis
Gooch
Lewis
Council
Clinton Delegates Weigh Gore Choice In Key Union Support
Delegates discuss Al Gore as a presidential pick, praising his understanding of national problems and foreign relations. Ellmer Bessick notes similarities to Clinton and South roots, while others rate Tom Harkin and Richard Gephardt as possibilities. Some delegates were unavailable for comment.
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Elmer Bessick
Clinton
South
Bessick
Sen
Tom Harkin
Gore
Rothgery
Jeanette Romero
Joanette Romero
Harkin
Rep
Richard Gephardt
Missouri
City plans two mile water main on Murray Ridge Road
Guinta reports a two mile water main project along Murray Ridge Road between Albrecht Road and Lowell Street with 19 property owners slated to pay assessments. Five landowners appealed to a three member equalization board which granted a full waiver. The Rules Committee rejects the decision and will appoint new board members to review the assessments again. The board will hear appeals July 23 and report back to the committee. If not started by August 20 the city risks losing $62,000 in state funding, offsetting costs.
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Albrecht Road
Lowell Street
Guinta
Equalization Board
Bender
Rules Committee
Lorain man testifies in self defense in shooting case
Prosecutor Rosenbaum questioned Pecora about firing at a car driver and whether bias influenced his view of suspects. Police reports show Pecora wavered between firing at the prowlers and the ground after claiming to warn them to stop. His family and five character witnesses, including City Council President Rich, defended his credibility as closing arguments loom.
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Loram County
Jonathan Rosenbaum
Pecora
Warner
Rosenbaum
Lorain
Eladio Andujar
Dis
Century Park
Andujar
John A. Rich
Library panel weighs Last Temptation film fate
A three person Amherst library group led by Dworkin will review Martin Scorsese's Last Temptation to decide with the board whether to withdraw or retain the 1988 film. Controversy centered on a dream sequence with Jesus, and local critics accuse the film of promoting prostitution and drugs. DePaola plans letters urging removal despite not seeing the film, while other libraries vary in holdings and access.
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Library Board of Trustees
Satan
Christ
DePaola
Library Board
Amherst School Board
Gore taps Gore as Clinton veep choice fuels bidrow
The Gore selection sparked liberal concern with Jesse Jackson calling the ticket narrow and two similar wings. Senior advisers say Gore brings generational appeal and helps in Southern and border states. Warren Christopher and Gore discussed acceptance in Tennessee before Gore agreed to the vice presidential slot.
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Jesse Jackson
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Clinton
Fox Morning News
Independent Perot
Warren Christopher
Tennessee
Mueller family wealth and district race tensions emerge
Werner Mueller, a retired tax attorney, and his wife disclosed about 2.5 million in investments and a 3.9 million trust, with stock in Standard Products Co. They own 0.4 percent of the firm and earned nearly 197,434 in dividends. Mueller faces questions over wealth in a Geauga County district race, as opponent Brown questions her ability to represent working residents. Mueller says she will not spend more family money and will rely on PAC funds and campaign events.
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Werner Mueller
Novelty
Standard Products Co
James Reed
Muellers
Geauga County
Brown
Oberlin
Don J. Pease
Robert Taft
Jeffrey Jacobs
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