Clinton Leads After Six Super Tuesday States Victory
Hillary Clinton swept six Super Tuesday states and 12 territories, boosting her delegate path toward the Democratic nomination. She addressed supporters in Miami, framing a general election contrast with Donald Trump and urging unity while stressing Obama era gains. Bernie Sanders remains a hurdle, capable of pushing Clinton left and straining her resources.
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Trump dominates Super Tuesday despite Cruz gains in Texas
Donald Trump swept most states on Super Tuesday, securing wins in Alabama Arkansas Georgia Massachusetts and Tennessee while Ted Cruz upset him in Texas and Oklahoma. Marco Rubio narrowed Trump margins in several states signaling vulnerability as Rubio gained with educated suburban voters in Virginia. Rubio Minnesota Ohio Kasich led Vermont efforts amid Trump’s broad coalition-building at Mar-a-Lago.
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Trump campaign opens Lorain office downtown
Donald Trump campaign set to open an office at 435 W Fourth St in downtown Lorain this week. Local backers Dave Moore and Tom Williams say the move aims to bring Trump’s outsider message to a city hit by economic woes and steel-industry decline amid Lorain’s Democratic leanings.
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Burge and Rothgery trade barbs inLorain County primary
In the Democratic primary for Lorain County Common Pleas, judge Christopher Rothgery and challenger James Burge exchange negative attack pieces. Rothgery mails a piece noting Burge resigned after misdemeanor falsification and record tampering charges. Burge counters with a seven page broadside accusing Rothgery of crimes and questioning endorsements and conduct.
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Oberlin College President Krislov Opens Letter on Academic Freedom
Oberlin College President Marvin Krislov addresses challenges to cultivating academic freedom in an open letter. He discusses institutional duties, scholarly independence, and the college community’s role in upholding rigorous inquiry.
Oberlin president backs professor amid social media uproar
Oberlin College President Marvin Krislov defended associate professor Joy Karega amid criticism of anti Semitic centered posts found on her personal Facebook page. The administration emphasized liberal arts aims and privacy changes followed online vilification across blogs tweets and comments.
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Grafton seeks OK to build water tower
The village asks a county judge to rule that a 200000 gallon water tower in Reservoir Park does not violate the 1999 land purchase agreement with the Bescan Family Trust Alberta Gaetz and Wilma Lil ley. The suit seeks no monetary damages and argues the tower keeps park use for the public.
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