Home child care on Eighth Street prompts council talk
Lorain County has many private home child care providers and state rules allow caretaking for up to six children at a private home. Elyria residents debated a single Eighth Street home while county officials stressed that citywide action isn’t warranted and home providers fill a needed service.
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United States
Congressional Research Service
Elyria
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Child Care and Learning Center
Oberlin Early Childhood Center
Eighth St
Terri Raneri
Raneri
County Human Service Department
Roger Wells
Stephen Gurchik
Safety Committee
Eighth Street
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Elyria school dispute stirs talk of chapter two
A reader argues the Elyria school crisis is not over and condemns new attempts to block future levies. The letter defends humane treatment of animals and criticizes biased sports reporting while urging owner accountability and respect for private property.
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Elyria
Why do C T writers hate the Indians
A reader questions why Cleveland Indians are undervalued by sportswriters and notes Kenny Lofton’s standout All Star performance. Lofton had two singles two stolen bases and reached third base as the sole American League player to do so, but his effort was not fully acknowledged.
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Indians
Albert Belle
Cleveland Indians
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Kenny
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Lorain
GOP leaders urge Dole to step aside for open convention
Gai Thomas reports that some Republicans push for Bob Dole to withdraw and open the San Diego convention. Backers argue a fresh face could energize the party, deter a Clinton win, and avoid a disastrous reelect scenario. Names like Newt Gingrich, William Bennett, Jack Kemp, and John McCain surface as potential substitutes.
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William Bennett
Jack Kemp
John McCain
Arizona
San Diego
Barry Goldwater
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Bill
Hillary
Clinton
Dole as whipping boy stirs GOP panic and punditry
Robert Reno reports a wave of Republican criticism of Bob Dole as presumptive nominee. Sen. Al D Amato and others fault his campaign focus while party leaders debate whether to push Dole to be a message man or accept his steady, laconic style. Fordice and Gingrich are cited amid broad GOP unease.
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Bush
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Kenneth Starr
Clintons
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Dole
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