GOP Push for Change in Bush Re-Election Bid
AP reports Republicans will frame a change agenda focused on cutting federal spending to reduce the deficit and welfare reform as President Bush seeks a second term. Teeter stresses opening markets and contrasting sharply with Democrats. Baker denies quitting cabinet amid campaign speculation.
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Clinton Gearing Up For Republican Attack
Clinton and Gore push a Change message on a 1000 mile bus tour through blue collar towns from New York to St Louis with stops in Ohio and Kentucky. They cite Kennedy's 1960 appeal, defend youth and energy, and frame Bush as conservative and unfit for change.
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Three Charged in Broad Street Robbery in Elyria
Elyria police charged Valerie Lawson 26 Therese Atwood 23 and Calvin Beane 26 with aggravated robbery after an early morning assault and theft from Timothy 37 and Mary 29 Bruck at an ATM behind Stage Right on Broad Street. The victims were treated for injuries and released.
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Contracting out at steel plant under review amid kickback probe
Gentile notes an internal probe into kickbacks led to minor bookkeeping changes and tighter vendor rules. Since the 1980s the plant has used contracting out, with negotiations due in February 1994. Gentile argues it ensures proper work while janitorial staff and alleged embezzlement at US Maintenance of Ohio Inc. raise concerns.
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Amherst considers 1 mill levy for library funding
In Amherst a special election on August 4 could approve a 1 mill levy raising about 250000 annually, tripling the library’s funding from a smaller tax expiring in 1994. State funding cuts may affect the library which gets 75 percent of its money from the state. The 1988 Scorsese film about Jesus Christ has been checked out 22 times since January amid opposition to its depictions of Christ.
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Clinton Decries Reagan Bush Policies At New York Convention
Clinton told a New York convention crowd that wealth inequality is widening with the top 1 percent controlling more than the bottom 90 percent. He cited job losses and lagging U.S. global standing, urged rural investment and improved health care education and infrastructure. He spoke to farmers near Columbus with Gore and Branstool as he outlined rural development needs.
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Housing trends reshape Lorain and Cuyahoga County homes
Lorain County homeowner rate fell from 73.2 to 71.9 percent as owner-occupied homes grew, renters rose, and Cleveland’s housing units fell by over 21,000. Bay Village led with 92.8 percent ownership. condos numbered over 15,000 countywide and varied by city, with 2,427 in Cleveland and 1,849 in Westlake.
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Earthquake jolts Yellowstone awakening tourists
A small quake rattled Yellowstone National Park in the early hours, waking tourists. No injuries were reported initially, and park officials said damage appeared minimal. The U.S. Geological Survey logged the tremor as a minor incident with no immediate danger.
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Arkansas ranks 48th in overall environmental policy
The state ranks 32nd to 45th across indicators including air and water pollution, energy use, transportation efficiency, toxic waste, and community health, with forestry, fish, and life quality at high levels, yielding an overall ranking of 48.
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Murphy Brown Cast Battles Quayle Over Media Elites
Sagansky cites polls as he criticizes Vice President Quayle for attacking a show he has not seen. English, who left Murphy Brown to star in Love and War, questions why she is branded part of the Hollywood elite. The new Murphy Brown episode will address the presidential race without taking sides.
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