Baker ends Mideast peace mission in Saudi trip
Secretary of State James A. Baker III wrapped up a Middle East peace mission in Jidda meeting King Fahd and Saud al Faisal to bolster Arab Israeli talks. He urged momentum toward negotiations and noted Saudi support for President Bush’s Arab Israeli settlement plan, while signaling willingness to use force if needed to enforce U.N. resolutions.
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Saudi Arabia
James A. Baker
Middle East
Baker
Manila
Philippines
King Fahd
Prince Saud al-Faisal
Rabia
Cairo
Egypt
Hosni Mubarak
Israel
Bush
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Obscenity leads to firing on Atlantic City telecast
Julie Krone’s first name was replaced by an obscenity during a July 15 broadcast at Atlantic City Race Course. The video tech was fired on the spot as the caption appeared for under two seconds. Krone’s lawyer Dennis Drazin says she plans to sue for humiliation and distress.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Julie Krone
Krone
Harold Snyder
International Sound Corp
Baltimore
Snyder
Dennis Drazin
Quayle Comments on Daughter Abortion Issue Draw Fire
Vice President Quayle said he would counsel and support his daughter regarding abortion, sparking debate over a perceived double standard. Marilyn Quayle noted she would support their daughter in pregnancy and decide jointly, while critics argued the stance clashes with antiabortion advocacy.
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Kentucky
Quayle
Marilyn
Corinne
Quayles
Gary Bauer
Bush
National Abortion Rights Action League
Kate Michelman
Nesbit
Juror instruction claims in Pecora case prompt affidavits
Lorain officer Charles Schuster swears he observed Phillip Warner and Caro lyn Paden in a witness room and doubted their stress claims, saying they bragged about a Cadillac and a long money windfall. Burge seeks reduced charges, while Rosenbaum blasts the motion as political pressure and defends the jury’s handling of the case.
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Burge
Charles A. Schuster
Lorain
Phillip Warner
Carolyn Paden
Harris
Pecora
Paden
Warner
Car Warner
Rosenbaum
Lorain County
Jail tax plan eyed to fund construction and operations
Commissioners said income tax revenue would repay a construction debt for a 166 bed jail and later cover operating costs and refurbishing. An emergency release program frees inmates with costly medical needs, raising fears of major cost jumps. Voters previously rejected sales tax bids. officials hope police tax support boosts credibility and funds.
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Herbert Jacoby
Joe Bell
Bell
Lorain
Elyria
Jacoby
Mahony
Avon Lake residents fall behind on garbage charges
Avon Lake has begun charging $11 per month for trash pickup, yet about 8 percent of households, roughly 413 customers, owe the city $33 each. Utilities Director John Kniepper cites confusion with the new billing system and mail issues, with $15,000 in past due bills and three month delinquencies totaling $13,600. Further action may be taken by the law director.
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Avon Lake
John Kniepper
Kniepper
Artists and Antiques in the Park Saturday Vermilion
Vermilion hosts the annual Artists and Antiques in the Park on Saturday at Exchange Park from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Dealers from across Ohio display antiques arts and crafts plus nautical knot ties and demonstrations. The Friends of Harbour Town sell souvenirs T shirts books and more with profits aiding Vermilion's historic downtown improvements.
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Vermilion
Ohio
Exchange Park
Friends of
Harbour Town
Curing Form Aims at Dean’s Office for Students Listed
A curing form by Aaming Tem is directed to the dean’s office. Students named include Aaberul-Diakann M. Hise, David A. Hiser Jr, Kaie Lob-Randall J. Kilbride, Enyria-Rechest J. Urbanery, Dien K. Kelly.
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Aaberul
Diakann M. Hise
David A. Hiser Jr
Kaie Lob
Randall J. Kilbride
Enyria
J. Urbanery
Dien K. Kelly
Local beef supply chains seen as fresher by shops
Webber and Keefer's Meat Market tout sourcing from Sandusky Beef and a Northern Ohio packer as key to freshness. Hall Brothers Meats favors large packers for consistent quality. AP report notes USDA label inspections lag and regulators reluctant to pursue small cases due to prosecutor workload.
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Tim Keefer
Keefer
Elyria
Ohio
Bs Amr
Gerald Hall
Hall Brothers Meats
Olmsted Fall
Agriculture Department Inspector General
Town Seeking Light Change Draws Fire Over Traffic Plan
Ren Brown cites Larry Stormer of the Ashland Transportation Office as blocking a road safety measure. She says letters of support come from the volunteer fire department schools State Highway Patrol and local industries. A 6 year old boy, Charles Bolen Jr., was injured when a pickup truck crash sent him to MetroHealth Medical Center.
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Ren. Brown
Larry Stormer
Transportation Department
Ashland
Brown
Stormer
State Highway Patrol
Charles Bolen Jr
Sheriff's Department
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