Critics fear EPA rules raise air pollution under 1990 act
Critics say EPA flexibility rules would let businesses emit more pollution with less state oversight. Waxman warns of a massive loophole enabling production changes without new permits. The Sierra Club warns many small factories could avoid permits while larger firms trade emissions within facilities.
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Environmental Protection Agency
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Waxman
Sierra Club
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Father alleges abuse in case of ill son in hospital
The father of Broeckel claims his son suffered severe head injuries after alleged assault and argues the evidence contradicts a fall. Doctors at Cleveland Metro General Hospital report multiple injuries and coma, while police plan to interview doctors and a linked woman amid ongoing investigation.
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Broeckel
Cleveland Metro General Hospital
Poli
Scald case a mother defends water burned child
Doctor Cary Campanella testified that Christopher's injuries likely came from scalding water after his face was dipped. His mother, Dwayne Nettles, admitted leaving the tub briefly while the boy vomited. Prosecutors pressed questions about burning him as Christopher, now 21 months, recovers in Children Services custody.
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Christopher
Newman
Dwayne Nettles
Children Services
Firefighters Combat Small Plane Crash Into Oak Creek Home
A small plane crashed into a Oak Creek house as the pilot was about to land. Firefighters sprayed the aircraft after the impact. The pilot and three residents sustained minor injuries.
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Oak Creek
Wis
High Court Rules Airports May Ban Soliciting in Terminals
The Supreme Court held airports may bar political and religious group solicitation of donations in terminals while allowing literature distribution. The 6-3 split upheld bans on solicitations, and 5-4 allowed leafleting, with the decision affecting Hare Krishna activities at New York area airports.
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Supreme Court
International Society of Krishna Consciousness Inc
Ine
New York City
Lloyd Bridges Hospitalized in Los Angeles
Actor Lloyd Bridges, 79, was admitted to the University of California Los Angeles Medical Center in a coronary care unit after feeling ill at his Malibu home. He is listed as stable and resting comfortably. nursing staff reported he is doing well.
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Los Angeles
Lloyd Bridges
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Los Angeles Medical Center
Malibu
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Congress ends rail strike with 35 day talks plan
Congress moved quickly to end the rail walkout citing threat to economic recovery. A 35 day negotiating period would precede arbitration if talks fail, with Bush to decide within three days on any settlement. Some trains to resume within hours after signing. GM plants had paused production and various sectors faced delays.
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City Eyes $500 Million Airport Expansion Plan
Rich outlined a ten year funding plan for Hopkins expansion totaling 500 million. Sources include airlines bond revenues FAA grants and a passenger facility fee of 3 per ticket. No general city funds would be used. A public hearing is planned before September and submission to the FAA, with FAA approval likely by 1993.
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Federal Aviation Administration
Hopkins
FAA
Amtrak to stop in Elyria on Lake Shore Limited
The first west bound Lake Shore Limited train will stop in Elyria at 7 44 a m on Saturday. Amtrak Cleveland office welcomes questions at 1 800 872 7245. BF Goodrich Avon Lake expects resumed freight service this afternoon with normal material transfers. Ford plants in Lorain Avon Lake report no strike impact and note nationwide delivery acceleration last week.
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Chicago
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Amtrak
Cleveland
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BF Goodrich
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Hardesty
Ford Motor Co
Lorain
Terry Bresnihan
Ford
Bresnihan
Abatement Study Prompts Tax Revenue Debate in Elyria
Elyria officials discuss a seven year abatement plan with 60 percent relief for three years and 60 percent for two more, netting an $84,700 tax saving while the Elyria City Schools would lose about $59,300. Superintendent Lester Schultz cautions abatements can erode the district’s base but supports development. The council also approves a Shop Way Food Mart liquor license and four of six easement proposals for Hampton University Oaks. two are tabled for engineering review.
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Jon Kiner
Elyria
Elyria City
Lester Schultz
Highland Development Co
K § Associates
Hampton and
University Oaks
Ridge Avenue
Vermilion Woman Dies in Route 58 Motorcycle Crash
Vermilion resident Molly Kaszmetske, 22, died after the motorcycle she rode struck the rear of a car on Route 58 near Middle Ridge Road. Fellow rider Robert Kerr, 22, was treated at Amherst Hospital. Neither wore helmets. they were thrown from the motorcycle after the 1988 Ford Tempo hit them.
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Route 58
Middle Ridge Road
Molly Kaszmetske
Cleveland MetroHealth Medical Center
Robert A. Kerr
Amherst Hospital
Ohio Highway Patrol
Kaszmetske Or
Kerr
David 0. Gardner
Clymer
N.Y
International Bazaar Opens in Lorain at Centre at Sheffield
The International Festival Bazaar begins at 5 p.m. today at the Centre at Sheffield in Lorain and runs through Sunday. It showcases Filipino culture and cuisine along with other ethnic foods as the finale of the festival that started June 20 with a Princess Pageant and included Terry Anderson, Lebanon hostage and honorary parade marshal.
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Lorain
Sheffield
Terry Anderson
Anderson
Lebanon
Community officials react to school prayer ruling
Elwria Superintendent Lester Schultz calls invocation part of ceremony and vows to comply. Board member Bowen says youths face issues and prayer should continue in schools. Clergy and educators voice varied views on secularization and inclusivity in public prayers.
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Elwria
Lester Schultz
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