Ukraine halts removal of tactical nuclear weapons
President Kravchuk ordered an immediate halt to removing tactical warheads from Ukraine and demanded guarantees of destruction under Western oversight. He urged a dismantling facility be built in Ukraine and warned against any depots redeploying to Russia, signaling a widening rift with Moscow ahead of CIS talks.
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Senate Adds Car Purchase Penalty Free Withdrawals Amendment
The Senate approved an amendment to a Democratic tax-cut plan allowing penalty free withdrawals up to 10000 from indi accounts to finance a car purchase this year. President Bush vows to veto the bill as lawmakers push numerous changes amid a tense budget fight.
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Senate Tax Bill Probes Home Buyers Car Incentives
The bill proposes seven tax changes including a capital gains cut and a new home buyer credit up to $5,000. Senate members debate IRA withdrawals for car purchases amid opposition. Provisions aim to aid first home costs and education or medical expenses, with amendments to save money and expand health insurance deductions.
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Lloyd Bentsen
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Jury hears killer money tied to drug ring slaying
Avery testified that he helped a New York drug gang beat Blakely and slit her throat behind Westgate Plaza in Lorain. Blakely and Floyd Epps were found dead with violent cause, while three other alleged gang members face warrants and Benson Davis awaits extradition.
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Births Report From Elyria Memorial
A son to James and Laura Meadows at 780 Oberlin Rd Elyria. A daughter to Timothy and Doreen Bring at 36795 Kinzel Rd Avon. A son to Katabra Windham at 630 South Abbe Elyria. A son to Larry and Deborah Rose at 360 Penfield Ave Elyria.
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Lawmakers Say They Supported Full Disclosure On Checks
Republicans pressed Democratic leaders to name all members who bounced checks. Speaker Foley ended efforts to limit disclosure to the worst offenders while Gillmor Pease and other area legislators rested after a marathon session. Feighan Oakar staff said responses not ready. statements may come later.
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Trade tensions and a samurai in a digital standoff
A narrative describes escalating anti-American sentiment as Japan negotiates trade demands with evasive diplomacy. A computer graphic depicts a cowboy versus a samurai, illustrating potential outcomes from concession to war, including a samurai dying or performing a ritual suicide if Japan yields.
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U.S
Home Deli Elyria Phone Hours and Areas
The notice lists contact numbers 329-7200 for Home Deli Elyria and BQ0-848-6397 for all other areas. Hours are 8 am to 7 pm Monday through Friday, 8 am to noon Saturday, and 6 to 11 am Sunday. USPS 110-020.
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Check overdraft scandal shakes Congress in 1990s exposure
Lawmakers facing a check-kiting scandal moved to disclose names after House leaders backed a resolution to release the 24 worst offenders. Charles Wilson and Charles Hatcher led the public confessions detailing hundreds of overdrafts and thousands of bad checks. The ethics panel criticized the bank's management and RussR. Russ, who quit after a gunshot incident, recovered from injuries. The Senate approved a separate resolution distancing itself from the House bank and its abuses.
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Mike Synar
D-Okla
Ethics Committee
Edwards
House
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Senate
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County investments face near eight percent pool gains
County finance officials cite current rates under four percent locally and project about two million in interest from investments if trends hold. Last year earned two point five million, down from three point one million in nineteen ninety. Talarek notes STAR O Ohio plan via state treasurer Withrow pools funds statewide short term, while Keys warns limited input from Talarek on Gaul’s investments.
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Mary Hilen Withrow
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Gaul
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
Gateway
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Betterway schools rental history and asset sales proceed
Betterway, a long running non profit agency founded in 1966, faced asset liquidation after youth services were cut. Peters is linked to historical property purchases and alleged misconduct, with multiple homes sold, a trolley sale to Akron, and remaining properties on Middle Avenue and other sites as of the late 1980s into 1990.
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