Fast food and a healthy lifestyle explained
A feature in Accent Page C-1 explores how burgers and fries can fit into a healthy lifestyle. Practical tips show balancing indulgence with nutrition, portion control, and regular activity for mindful eating.
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North Ridgeville upbeat on school levy mood
Elyria reports show a range of local matters across pages B-4 to D-9 including a county sale of estate realty, a new township plan to save taxes, a weekly column note, defense budget reallocation proposal, tuberculosis board critique, a civil suit damages ruling, missing funds probe, a health care rally, enrollment near target, unionization efforts, a murder for hire suspect burglary, firearm purchases for safety, rezoning drive, downtown renovations, flags for veterans, Coca Cola name change test, and notable high school upsets in basketball.
Iran leader says hostages near release in Lebanon
In a Nicosia briefing IRNA quoted President Rafsanjani as saying the Western hostages held in Lebanon are moving toward a solution. He denied any direct link to negotiations with the United States while urging Western nations to help locate missing Iranians and curb hostile actions. Eighteen Westerners, including eight Americans, are believed held by Tehran loyalist groups. Lorain Ohio native Terry Anderson is the longest-held AP correspondent abducted March 16, 1985.
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Wellington nurse killed in Route 301 crash
A 54 year old Wellington nurse died when her car struck a vehicle pulling from a driveway on Route 301 in Penfield Township. Tracy A. Lee, 17, of Route 01 pulled out and was injured with a fractured pelvis and concussion. Owen’s son John witnessed the aftermath as authorities investigate, noting both occupants lacked seat belts. The driver’s speed appears not excessive, and the case will be presented to the juvenile prosecutor.
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Semi driver in critical condition after Turnpike crash
An Illinois man, Harold Clements Sr., 52, Bridgeview, is in the ICU at Elyria Memorial Hospital after his semi collided with a dump truck along the turnpike near Exit 4:30 p.m. Tuesday. Kenneth Cappitti, 39, Struthers, Ohio, driver of the dump truck, was treated for minor injuries and cited for turning into the roadway while stopped to check a possible flat tire.
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Lead poisoning risk in Ohio children cited by study
The Environmental Children’s Defense Fund estimates 138000 area children ages 6 months to 5 years in Lorain and Cuyahoga counties have unacceptable lead levels. In Lorain 8471 children or 39 percent and in Cuyahoga 95304 children or 65 percent show low lead poisoning, with 2687 and over 40000 in Lorain and Cuyahoga respectively having higher levels.
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Elderly-swindling suspect sentenced in $640000 scheme
A 34 year old Rocky River man was sentenced to 3 15 years in prison for swindling about 640000 from friends and elderly acquaintances. About 13 victims, many connected to North Olmsted Assembly of God Church, attended the hearing. Detective Jarem said Reis faced related charges in Lorain County and Michigan. Victims described losing life savings and funds meant for grandchildren’s education.
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Lorain Man Says He Isn’t Forming Klan Chapter
Lorain resident Frank Gordon, 33, who registered a PO Box under the Ku Klux Klan name, says he did not intend to start a Klan chapter here. He used the box to obtain material from Klansmen in Florida and California, calling the act curiosity and a novelty. Stickers bearing Klan branding appeared citywide. Lorain post office confirms the box is registered to Gordon. His 15 year old son allegedly made the stickers.
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