Elyria mayor seeks federal help as 3M plans shut
Elyria Mayor Holly Brinda launches a push to save about 150 local jobs as 3M scales back Elyria sponge production and may move work to Tonawanda New York or outside the United States. She appeals to President Trump’s administration citing potential supply chain impacts across seven states and fears of higher European costs. 3M declined comment. company had announced plans to consolidate in New York earlier.
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Sessions Recuses Self From Campaign Russia Inquiry
Attorney General Jeff Sessions announces he will recuse himself from investigations tied to the 2016 presidential campaign including Russian interference, following ethics officials recommendations due to his past involvement with the campaign. He says the decision applies to any existing or potential probes.
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Trump pledges billions forPentagon warships and more
The article outlines a plan promising billions in Pentagon spending including new warships and related defense projects. It notes upcoming coverage on Obamacare replacement drafts and Pence assurances to Ohio business owners. Senate probe potential over Trump financial ties to foreign countries is mentioned as part of a broader future investigation into 2016 campaign ties.
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Democrats call for Sessions resignation over Russian contacts
Lorain County representatives split over U S Attorney General Jeff Sessions contacts with a Russian official during the 2016 campaign. Sen Sherrod Brown urged Sessions resignation citing under oath concerns, while Republican Sen Rob Portman joined early calls for accountability.
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Catholic Charities to consolidate Lorain shelters in renamed St Elizabeth Center
Catholic Charities will merge the men’s shelter at 317 W 15th St and the Family Center into the vacant Polish American Citizens Club on East 28th Street to form the St Elizabeth Center. Renovation costs total 1.5 million with 687500 funded by an Affordable Housing grant. The move aims to provide unified services though rooms for women and children will not be available at the new site.
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