Lorain agency board reshuffles amid turmoil and calls for unity
The Lorain agency moved to appoint six new board members after an 87 vote change, adding representatives from the Lorain Negro Business and Professional Women's Association Elyria and the NAACP. Fifteen members faced criticism as past days saw indictments, terminations, lawsuits, and debates over leadership. End of meeting remarks urged brighter days ahead as officials warned about grant terminations if cohesion did not improve.
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Dissolution of Lorain County Action Board Over Turmoil
Chronology of clashes over Lorain County Community Action Agency leadership from Sept 2002 to June 2003, including contract extensions for President Anna Taylor-Carter, indictments on theft in office charges, multiple resignations and rehiring votes, a court restraining order, a private meeting dispute, ministerial interference denials, and ultimately a board dissolution and new board formation.
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States sign new taxes as budget fights loom nationwide
States enact and propose billions in new taxes and fees as budgets face delays. California Connecticut and Pennsylvania lead pricey plans while governors push reform. Sin taxes rise with cigarette beer and gambling targets. federal tax moves offer limited relief.
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Israeli strikes widen Gaza clashes after high casualties
In the Sheik Radwan area a car attack wounded 29 as mourners left a cemetery for a funeral attended by about 35,000. Israel vowed to fight militants as Hamas warned of revenge and a Gaza flare up followed in Jenin and Jerusalem. Abbas seeks peace amid U S diplomacy and a fragile road map.
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Non-drowsy Claritin vs cheaper Benadryl in allergy use
Mitchell notes Claritin is expensive and few prefer non-drowsy options. Weaver says many pick Benadryl or Dimetapp for cost and effectiveness. She also sees the season as average, just starting later than usual. Contact Anna Michael.
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