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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 2001
Page
1
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Avon Lake Mayor Vince Urbin resigns from office after eight years amid a guilty verdict on four felonies. He apologized for the division caused and said he would not let personal issues override the common good. Urbin, 42, faced two counts of unlawful influence in a public contract and two counts of tampering with evidence.
Carlisle Township story follows John VanArsdale and his dog Jordan who first rescued each other in a pool near Robson Road in November. On February 27 Jordan alerted owner Dan Rice by barking as VanArsdale suffered a seizure, prompting help after Rice checked on them. VanArsdale, 24, was hospitalized and later discharged as doctors seek answers to the seizure.
In Washington House Republicans push final passage of a bill repealing rules designed to curb repetitive motion injuries. The Senate cleared the measure 56 44 and President Bush signaled support while Democrats warn of eroding worker protections. The rules target carpal tunnel and tendinitis but exclude trips and falls.
Washington preliminary Census Bureau estimates show Hispanics at about 35.3 million, up 58 percent since 1990, with growth driven by immigration. Blacks range from 34.7 to 36.4 million amid multi race allowances, signaling an increasingly diverse America. Analysts note trends suggest Hispanics may soon become the largest minority group.
Deputy State Superintendent Roger Nehls led a Lorain County community forum at Lorain County Community College with about 100 attendees. Five discussion groups covered school funding accountability standards testing teacher quality and literacy, continuing state efforts begun last year.
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