Lorain County Population Rises on Births Not Migration
New census estimates show Lorain County population grew to 281,447 by mid 1995, up 3.8 percent since 1990, mainly due to births. Net in and out migration roughly balanced, with many new homes in Avon and Avon Lake and growth shifting from Cuyahoga County. Officials question why young residents leave after college.
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Cleveland at brink as Browns stadium deal eyed
Cleveland faces potential loss of an NFL franchise as City Council debates a proposed stadium plan with the NFL contributing 40 million dollars of a 250 million cost. Mayor White warns that council actions risk disaster while factional concerns linger over cost overruns and site at Lake Erie shore.
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Memorial Skate Benefits Kyle and Brooke Hoffman
A Roll Arena event in Elyria drew nearly 600 attendees to support the Kyle and Brooke Memorial Fund. Kyle Hoffman, 9, and Brooke Hoffman, 6, died in a January 29 Grafton Township crash that also injured their parents Dana and David Hoffman.
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New School Boundaries Announced In Elyria
Elyria school district unveils new attendance boundaries affecting all three junior highs and most elementary schools. The plan accompanies the closures of Spring Valley and Jefferson elementary schools and Elyria West High. About 300 junior high students and 500 transferring from two closures are impacted.
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Dole sweeps New York as rivals clash on taxes and Clinton
Senator Bob Dole steamrolled New York, winning all 93 delegates and heading toward Super Tuesday. Pat Buchanan and Steve Forbes pressed attacks, while Dole urged rivals to focus on Bill Clinton. Buchanan labeled Dole the biggest taxer, Forbes accused him of pilfering ideas.
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