Senate pass veto-bound tax cut targets middle income families
Senate votes 50 to 47 to approve a 57 billion dollar tax cut for families earning under 60 thousand a year and with children. financed by raising taxes on the wealthiest 0.7 percent, including a 10 percent surtax on about 60 thousand high earners. Bush pledges a veto and a House version is expected for next steps before the March 20 deadline.
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Students protest dehumanizing treatment of college staff
A student protest denounces what they call dehumanizing treatment by college administration. Demonstrators accuse some employees of being forced to provide a detailed accounting of every minute worked, demanding changes to workload oversight and respectful labor practices.
Murphy honored with county marketing award
Elyria's Alan Murphy, president of Ad/Link Marketing and Graphics, tops Lorain County marketing honorees. He received the first annual Distinguished Sales and Marketing Award of Lorain County from SME members in Oberlin last week. Murphy previously spent 21 years at Elyria Savings & Trust before starting The Image Works in 1984, with clients including General Electric Co. and local campaigns for the police income tax levy, Lorain County Joint Vocational levy, and the upcoming Elyria school levy. He cited banking experience as aiding cost containment, debits and credits, profit need, and community reinvestment.
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Navratilova, Nelson settle secret palimony suit in Dallas
Wimbledon champion Martina Navratilova and former partner Judy Nelson reached a confidential settlement late Friday to end Nelsons palimony lawsuit. The two signed a non-marital cohabitation agreement in 1986, with Nelson claiming about half of Navratilovas earnings from the relationship.
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Clowning In Amherst Brings Laughter To Students
Amherst gymnasium at Harris Elementary hosted Lilly the Clown and Frosty Little for over 400 third and fourth graders. The duo promoted clowning via stories, puppetry, and tricks learned from Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey traditions.
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State names Lorain Sandusky and Cleveland area districts
The list includes Clearview Lorain City and Sheffield-Sheffield Lake in Lorain County, Sandusky City in Erie County, Cleveland East Cleveland and Garfield Heights in Cuyahoga County. Dayton schools chief James Williams welcomes support from a visiting team to improve systems. districts with 25 to 50 percent pass rates will get regional help sessions and curriculum revamps, with more funding possible as needs are found. Sanders won state board approval for the overhaul, saying it costs no more than current evaluations but extra aid may be needed for new programs and to prevent dropouts.
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Quake Hits Erzincan Erzurum and Bingol Provinces
A 6.2 to 6.8 magnitude quake struck Erzincan Erzurum and Bingol at 7 20 p m local time. Panicked residents spent the night outdoors in freezing temperatures as hundreds of soldiers were dispatched to Erzincan for rescue work and a snow avalanche closed the railway to Erzurum.
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Regional Spelling Bee March 27 aims for national stage
Emily and sixteen top finishers from the North and South Bees compete at Northwood Junior High Elyria with winner to represent Lorain County in the Scripps Howard National Spelling Bee in Washington DC in May. Michael Amann principal of McKinley School Elyria debuts as pro nouncer with judges Elaine Krieg Martha Johnson and Mary Durbin.
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Martha Johnson
Lorain County
Satirical racist flier circulated in Cleveland area
Karl Gross of the Cleveland Community Relations Board finds a letter distributed in integrated and black neighborhoods may be satire, not the work of a racist extremist group. Police say constitutional rights apply unless it becomes a threat. Local leaders note nationwide flare ups and question intent, with some calling the flier ignorant yet potentially impactful.
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Cleveland Community Relations Board
Cleveland
Ku Klux Klan
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