Lorain groups target derelict site as blight cleanup plan forms
Editorials credit Roses & raspberries for Lorain area efforts. Roses praise Rev. Wheeler of BOLD and the Lorain County Community Action Agency for pressuring action on the old National Stove Works building. Raspberries caution Rocker fans about past remarks. Roses applaud Neece and Rodriguez for a long charity run. Roses commend Media One telethon that sparked 4300 volunteers for local nonprofits.
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Jim Neece
David Rodriguez
Neece
Hosanna Christian Fellowship
North Ridgeville
Rodriguez
Columbus
Cleveland
Latvio
Latvia
Salvation Army
Elyria
Second Harvest Food Bank
Erie Shores Girl Scouts
Haven Center Shelter For
Ridgeville planning clash sparks debate on public records
Reader questions the North Ridgeville Planning Commission report of January 12 and accuses officials of bias toward developers. Gail Minnick, fourth ward council member, defends public records posting and urges open debate on planned community developments and zoning. Deregulation moves spark incentives for solar and wind power with potential market access.
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Ridgeville
North Ridgeville Planning Commission
Planning Commission
Maxpages
Clerk of Council
City Hall
Kingston
Gail Minnick
North Ridgeville
Bush backs stem cell funding ban amid pro life stance
A columnist discusses George W. Bush balancing abortion opposition with support for embryonic stem cell funding bans. It notes Bush's faith in limiting fetal tissue research, appeals to right to life groups, and contrasts Gore's stance while citing policy history and expert opinions. The piece previews Senate debates on stem cell policy and ethics.
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George W. Bush
Bush
GOP
Supreme Court
National
Right To Life
Wall Street Journal
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Bob Dole
Bkan
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Pete Domenici
R-N.m
Connie Mack
Rfla
John McCain
R-Ariz
Dole
George Bush
Congress
Clinton
Senate
Sens
Arlen Specter
R-Pa
Tom Harkin
D-Iowa
Sam Brownback
Kan
Lawrence Goldstein
University of California At San Diego
Ari Fleischer
al Gore
Gore
Gates unlikely to suffer if Microsoft ruling holds
Robert Reno argues in favor of Gates amid the antitrust case, suggesting the outcome will likely leave Gates richer and not deter predatory behavior. He views Judge Jackson’s decision to split Microsoft into two parts as a limited remedy and compares the Microsoft saga with historic monopolies like Standard Oil and AT&T, noting potential long term disruption to users.
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Microsoft
Bill Gates
Brunei
Thomas Penfield Jackson
Jackson
U.S. Court of Appeals For
District of Columbia
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Appeals Court
Theodore Roosevelt
Standard Oil
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American Tobacco, Co
Duke
Doris Duke
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