Mexico halts drug fight cooperation with U S
Mexico pauses all cooperation with the United States in the war on drugs in protest of a U S Supreme Court ruling allowing suspects to be abducted abroad for trial. The Foreign Affairs Department bans DEA activities in Mexico and halts Mexican agents in the United States pending talks to set new rules. The move targets the extradition treaty and follows the 1990 abduction of Dr Humberto Alva rez-Machain in a separate case.
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Mexico
United States
U.S Supreme Court
Enrique Camarepa
U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration
Foreign Affairs Department
U.S. High Court
DEA
Washington
Billy Yout
U.S
U.S. Supreme Court
Carlos Salinas de Gortari
Supreme Court
Camarena
Humberto Alvarez-Machain
el Paso
Texas
Bush and Clinton avoid attacking Perot in bid talk
Washington AP reports Ross Perot is vetting a possible independent bid as Bush and Bill Clinton dodge direct attacks. Bush deflects on Perot until after the Republican convention, while Clinton questions Perot's stated beliefs. Bond accuses both of failing to lead globally as Bush heads to Earth Summit talks and Munich summit. Clinton schedules talks with Yeltsin and defends remarks about Sister Souljah amid city debates.
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Ross Perot
Bush
Arkansas
Bill Clinton
Dallas
White House
CNN
Perot
Clinton
Dan Quayle
Cbs-Tv
City traffic snarled by spring road closures and detours
By 10 a.m. traffic moved smoothly but roadwork on Gulf Street and Abbe Road disrupted commuters. Gulf reopened in early April while Vista Court to the country club section remains closed for stabilization. Abbe from Route 57 to the city line now only partially open as crews grind and resurface. Detours route drivers via Abbe and Burns roads. Officials warn Gulf finish is due end August and consider shortening closures to ease delays. West River Road also narrowed to one lane near Route 2 overpass amid a culvert replacement.
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Burns Road
Vista Court
The
Country Club
Abbe
Hilliard
Burns Roads
Hart
Department of Transportation
Coey
Lorain County Community College
West River Road
Amherst Teacher Suspended Over Bound Photos Probe
O'Connor says no photos seen by diocese. The teacher was suspended after Amherst and Elyria police informed the diocese of the investigation. Photos of seventh and eighth grade girls were not sexually explicit, but one image showed a girl’s legs bound. Investigators and Lorain County officials continue to review the case.
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O'Connor
Anthony Pilla
Cleveland
Diocesas Geese
Amherst
Elyria
Lorain County
Gregory White
Church tour canceled for Elyria 175th year celebration
A tour of six Elyria churches intended for the citys 175th anniversary was cancelled due to lack of interest. The event was to occur Wednesday and had been postponed from April 22 after the death of City Council President Leo Bullocks. A December 16 tour remains in planning.
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Elyria
Jane Geisbrecht
Church of the Open Door
Leo Bullocks
Bob Frederick
First Congregational Church
Frederick
Olson tied to halted political contribution source and OTCCA probe
Olson, former LCCC and Lakeland president, left LCCC in 1986 after 15 years. The OTCCA, directed by Harold L. Roach, faced indictments for corrupt activity, theft, record tampering, and concealing political contributions. Fourteen individuals from various technical colleges face charges and a diversion program. a state audit cites funds misused via memberships, dues, and state subsidies. Roy A. Church was not implicated.
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The
Community College Association
Olson
LCCC
Lakeland Community College
Roy A. Church
Ohio Technical and Community College Association
Association
Harold L. Roach
Bill of Information
Franklin County Common Pleas
David Cain
Cass
Frank Taylor
Shawnee State Community College
Roach
Controversy over Robinson arrest and newspaper coverage
Georgia officials dispute Lorain County reports claiming Robinson was jailed 27 days. Officials cite 2 pounds of cocaine in a car and a chrome tube containing powder, while charges were dropped after another passenger admitted guilt. Community leaders protest media coverage as racial bias tied to the arrest and ensuing investigations.
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Georgia
Robinson
John McLean
Daniel Jaykel
Chronicle-Telegram
Coey
Griffith
Nathaniel Sadler
Lorain
Worthington expands golf ball line to capture market share
Worthington Golf Co blends six new Official Sport Ball designs including a Rawlings branded ball resembling a baseball to push beyond a $500 million golf ball market. Diamond Golf Co introduces the Cheetah ball violating USGA limits, while Sunburst targets women players and Country Club collection aims at corporate gifting.
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Elyria
Worthington Golf Co
Rawlings
Worthington
Lowell Street Company
Diamond Golf Co
United States Golf Association
Cahill
Rehired- Salary Cut Sparks City Tax Dispute
Weil faced removal after disputes over enforcing taxes on non-filers. Keys argued losses from nonpayment would not be drastic, and the Council cut Weil from the payroll. Officials noted the number of delinquent filings remained steady, questioning next steps and potential reinstatement.
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Weil
Keys
Barooth Rae Dans
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