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Senate approves welfare overhaul plan in Senate vote
The Senate approved a GOP welfare overhaul by 74 to 24, ending the cash aid guarantee for poor children and merging four programs into state block grants. It imposes a five year lifetime limit, work requirements, and bars noncitizen cash aid, with $61 billion in five year savings mostly from food stamps. House already approved a similar bill. Critics warn of a weaker safety net for millions of children.
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Lorain weighs Amherst Township sewer expansion plan
Amherst Township seeks to route a proposed sewer line along Route 58 113 and Middle Ridge Road to add about 22 million gallons per day to Lorain’s system City officials fear capacity limits and backlogs while a fall flow study by Colepetter Thomas Inc will gauge current lines Lorain Safety Director George Koury says decision depends on pipe capacity and preventing backups Blair notes Lorain holds the key to access while controversy from last year’s appeals from seven Township property owners tempered proceedings Probate Judge Horvath previously rejected opponents’ arguments on need and costs
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Closings Renewed Interest in Elyria School Board Decision
Thomas L. Bowen, a resigning board member, opposed Superintendent Lester Schultz on closing schools. Residents reconsidered an appeal, arguing the judge erred and that the open meetings law was violated. They seek to prevent multi million dollar decisions and protect children from circumvention of the law. Ivancic denied plans to reopen Jefferson and Spring Valley as elementary schools.
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Diocesan caution at Holy Love Ministries meeting
The Rev Ralph Wiatrowski chancellor of the diocese called the meeting congenial but urged caution in giving money to Holy Love Ministries which centers on Maureen Sweeney who says she has visions from the Virgin Mary. Sweeney and spokesman Donald Kyle attended. discussions will continue.
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Rappers Arrested After Apartment Rental Scheme Across States
Six men associated with a rap group were held in Westlake Jail after using false pretenses to rent three suites at Crossings Village. Police say the suspects travel nationwide, skip rent, and move furnishings, with FBI consultation due to cross state activity. Local managers note their CD and fan interest in Wu-Tang songs.
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Crash search drags on as more victims remain missing
Only 108 bodies have been recovered with 122 still missing from the Flight 800 crash. Investigators note scant wreckage or black box recovery and consider bombs, missiles, or mechanical failure while officials urge patience as teams use cameras and sonar to locate remains amid family anxieties.
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Golf clash at courses ends with arrests and convictions
In 1994 George McCarthy of Westlake was convicted of beating a Strongsville man at Brentwood Golf Course in Eaton Township. Police say Gilmore beat a man at Royal Oaks in Gilmore later that evening, breaking the clubhead and injuring him. Gilmore was arrested and jailed. McCarthy received 400 hours of community service after his conviction for attempted felonious assault.
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