New Hillary Cookie Controversy In New York Tea Party
A posturing piece satirizes Hillary Clinton in a staged tea event with congressional wives at the Waldorf Astoria. It mocks her New Hillary persona, mentions Tipper Gore, and parodies family values and cookie recipe contests amid political satire. It notes an American Samoa delegation member but treats details comically and irreverently.
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Tipper Gore
Tipper
Family Circle Magazine
Barbara Bush
American Samoa
New York
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Democrats
Democratic platform highlights 1992 excerpt summary
Highlights include universal health care as a right, tax relief for middle class families, and paid college access for qualified students. Proposals call for defense savings, entitlement reform, and earned income tax credit expansion. Emphasis on workplace rights, anti discrimination, voter registration reforms, crime law order, gun controls, arts support, fair trade terms with China, and environmental protections.
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National Endowment For the Arts
Calva
China
Tibet
U.S
Marriott school services bid to manage district meals debated
The district considered paying Marriott 5.5 cents per meal for management and marketing with an estimated 91 268 dollar cost and 28 874 dollars for equipment to create a food court vibe. Four board members split, Moreno and Bowen opposing, Ivancic and Ohlemacher supporting. Workers fear job losses and question private contractor gains, while officials defend district employee retention and push for increased sales to curb four year losses of 681 171 dollars. A committee backed Marriott’s restaurant like touches such as taco and sundae bars to boost nutrition and choice.
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Marriott
Sonya Moreno
Thomas L. Bowen
William Ivancic
Jeffrey Ohlemacher
Bowen
Food Service
Iancie
Ivancie
Windstorm Hits Lorain County Area With Power Outages
Residents from Lorain to Ashland County lost power as CET and Ohio Edison reported about 91 000 and 3600 customers affected across multiple counties. Avon's area saw 90 mph winds, downed trees, and a fatality in Vermilion after a boat incident. Officials noted possible tornado activity but no tornadoes observed. Weather service recorded 125 to 150 mph gusts in Lorain County.
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Cleveland Electric Muminating Co
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Lorain County
Man Arrested After Cashier Robbery at Lorain Bank
A man with withheld identity was arrested in the Cityview area of South Lorain after attempting to cash a check then grabbing cash from a teller at Elyria Savings & Trust on West Erie Avenue. He was held for questioning by the FBI and fled on foot.
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South Lorain
Elyria Savings & Trust
West Erie Avenue
Lorain board to sell Harrison Academy
Lorain Board of Education voted to auction the Harrison Academy building after 90 years of use. Built in 1904, the former elementary school housed vocational programs and later was closed to cut costs. A minimum bid is 75000 with Sept 16 auction day, proceeds stabilizing district emergencies.
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Lorain Board
Harrison Academy
Lorain
Harris Academy
Board of Education
Harrison
Kenneth Kramer
19Th Street
Hamilton Avenue
Hawthorne- Boone School
Tragic Elyria Cabin Fire Tied to Arson Trial
Elyria teens Bill Wright and Cy Pinter died in a cabin blaze later ruled arson by Richard Wadsworth, already sentenced to 62 to 135 years after being convicted on involuntary manslaughter and related charges. Trustees sue Vinoverski over zoning for a July party billed with 50 kegs to aid the Lucy Idol Center, while Vinoverski questions timing and legality of the action. Proceeds from the July event go to charity.
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Elyria
Bill Wright
Cy Pinter
Richard Wadsworth
Wadsworth
Vinoverski
Mangan
Noise Interchange 9 A Links Busy Highway With Residents
Noise Interchange 9 A connecting 1 480 to the turnpike handles about 4.6 million cars yearly. From 1986 to 1991 there were about 11 accidents per year at the interchange, twelve with injuries, none fatal. A resident, Greer, says meetings with city officials yielded no action to fill nearby strips though she and her husband want to stay in North Ridgeville. City safety director Over argues to keep strips where they are, noting only one serious accident since then and expressing some willingness to help Greer.
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State Highway Patrol
Greer
Jeffry Armbruster
North Ridgeville
Randy Over
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