House vote jeopardizes future of super collider project
In a 232 to 181 decision the House voted to strip nearly all funds from the $8.3 billion super collider program near Waxahachie Texas. Critics call it too costly while supporters warn 2000 jobs could vanish if canceled. The Senate and conference battle loom as the Bush administration backs the project.
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Ohio House Votes Split Over Collider Funding
Ohio members of the House voted 11-10 to continue funding for the super conducting super collider project, but the overall proposal failed 232-181 on the Energy Department spending bill. Democrats Applegate Eckart Feighan Hall Raptor Luken Oakar Pease Sawyer Stokes Traficant voted yes or no as listed, while Republicans Boehner Gillmor Gradison Hobson Kasich McEwen Miller Oxley Regula Wylie voted yes or no as noted.
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Critics oppose continued collider funding amid budget dispute
Critics warned they could not support further spending on the collider just days after a balance budget amendment proposal. They argued the project drains scarce funds and questioned repayment prospects, urging fiscal restraint and reassessment of priorities.
Severe storms rack Northwest Ohio with power outages
Storms hit Northwest Ohio forcing road closures and downed trees as a tornado watch remained in effect overnight. About 50 000 Toledo Edison customers briefly lost power and three people were killed with roughly 40 injured across the region while Wisconsin Illinois Indiana and Michigan also faced storms.
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Crash Report on Store Crash Released Morning
Police released Monday’s crash report at the Chronicle-Telegram’s request. A spokesman cited ongoing investigation and noted damage to door frames and mortar. A customer was struck by flying glass but not seriously injured. Kilbane’s 1987 crash left him hospitalized with a fractured hip and chest injuries after he swerved to avoid a dog.
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Bushes cut aid to Philippines deepens economic strains
The Bush administration slashes U S aid to the Philippines by 60 percent amid economic woes and a new president with close U S ties. A congressional subcommittee also trims the next fiscal year's contribution to a multi nation aid plan aiding President Corazon Aquino to restore democracy in the Southeast Asian ally.
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Police promote minority officers in Elyria ranks shift
The city promoted two officers and filled eight new positions after voters approved a tax hike. Medders, initially narcotics, became sergeant in 1990, praising Smith and Jurco as capable. Jurco, a longtime patrolman, took the sergeant test to prove capability.
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Mustang Adoption Plan Narrows Free Roaming Herds
The program manages about 3,200 wild horses and burros in the American West. Families adopt for a year with a fee, after which animals may be titled or returned. Debra Lemmeyer notes the aim is to pair animals with good homes, though the horses remain skittish and risks of rewilding exist.
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Nyionge Inc Finds Way to Profit from Waste Reduction
Nyionge Inc officials say they will sell sodium trithiocarbonate removed from plant discharges to firms that use it to treat heavy metals in water. The move aims to cut emissions while earning more than break-even, with a buyer unnamed.
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Campus capsules celebrate area grads in Commencement
Area students earn degrees and honors in Commencement. Thomas Trinsky gains a BA in political science. Kristen Nolan earns a BA in biology. Andrew Pongracz earns a BA in music. Several students, including David Brandon and Lana Durban, are named to the dean’s list at Edinboro and Cleveland universities respectively. Robert James, Elyria, graduates from Kings Academy HS and pursues administration and finance while on the dean’s list.
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