Lulow chosen interim Elyria school chief
The Elyria school board named Roger J. Lulow interim chief for a few months as it seeks a new superintendent. Lulow, 57, brings 44 years in education including 13 years as Willoughby/Eastlake superintendent. He begins Aug 4 and will not be pressured to secure the November levy while three board seats are up for election.
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William Invancic
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Torricelli
D'Amato
New Jersey
Dick Zimmer
Zimmer
New York
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Feinstein- Huffington
Torricelli-Zimmer
Group appeals to protect doves amid funding drive
Mike Budzik of the Ohio Wildlife Division leads hunters in a campaign to raise 2.5 million to counter Save the Doves, a diverse Ohio group seeking to end dove hunting. Supporters cite lead-shot pollution, wildlife concerns, and ethical questions, while critics warn of misrepresentation and urge signatures to back the cause.
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Hypocrisy Charged at Southern Baptist Convention
The writer lashes out at the Southern Baptist Convention in Dallas for alleged double standards, citing a hypothetical Family Day boycott at Denese 9 and Disney benefit refusals, arguing the Bible's call to do unto others and to avoid judgment condemns the convention's behavior. The critique portrays SBC leaders as contrary to their professed ethics.
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Dallas
NAFTA redux fuels bruising fast-track battle in Washington
Clinton argues for fast-track trade authority to push new free trade pacts with Chile, South Africa, Asia and WTO. Gephardt allies labor and environmental groups opposing broad waivers, seeking enforceable U.S. labor and human rights standards. Republicans push limited trade rules. Early signals show a tough, widely watched fight with broad political stakes.
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New York Senate race could top record spending
Mario Cocco notes New York may host the costliest U.S. Senate contest, with Alfonso D Amato facing a field of challengers led by Chuck Schumer and Geraldine Ferraro. The piece highlights immense fundraising, soft money, and cross‑state dynamics shaping the 1998 race.
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