Tiger at Olmsted Township quarantined after mauling incident
A 500-pound Siberian tiger named Tigger will be quarantined about 30 days at the Exotic Feline Center after biting Russell E. Shuey during gravel work at Jim Burnette’s Columbia Road site. Shuey survived and the owner plans to scale back the petting zoo, moving Cherokee the bear to a new home.
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GM Sues California to Block Electric Car Mandate
GM sues in state court to halt California rules requiring zero emission cars make up 10 percent of new car sales by 2003 rising to 16 percent by 2018. Lawsuit argues the measure costs, hurts consumers, and oversteps federal authority while urging exploration of lower cost air quality options.
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Detroit News
Letter criticizes memory lapses over Bagley Road sewers and Autonation
North Ridgeville councilwoman Gail Minnick defends votes on Bagley Road sewers and Lorain Road access, notes AutoNation hesitations and court battles, and urges residents to focus on tangible city projects rather than countering administration moves. She also responds to a critic and urges constructive ideas.
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Gail Minnick
Lear-Nagle
Bagley Road
Shady Drive
Ohio
Deanna Hill
Army Corps of Engineers
Lorain Road
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AutoNation
Council
Abortion Debate Cited By Mother Teresa Quote
The text argues abortion as a war against the child and calls for recognizing abortion as a sacred life issue. It asserts that legalized abortion in rich countries would impoverish them and urges keeping the Declaration of Independence pledge to find solutions, naming Cindy Norton Elyrie.
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Mother Teresa
Cindy Norton Elyrie
New Elyria Lorain school plans urge reuse of old buildings
Community voices welcome new high school in Elyria and Lorain’s demolition and rebuild plans. The speaker calls for a concrete plan to repurpose abandoned school sites, suggesting a metro campus with Lorain County Community College and satellite campus ideas, urging prudent action before deterioration and neglect set in.
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Lorain County Community College
Métro
Chronicle-Telegram announces new letters email address
The Chronicle-Telegram provides a new email for letters to the editor at edletters ohio.net. Letters may also be mailed to Editorial Page Editor, Chronicle-Telegram, Box 4010, Elyria 44036, or faxed to 329-7282. Include signature, full address, and phone number for verification.
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Glossary of campaign finance terms misused in Senate debate
Martin Schram outlines how terms like contribution solicitation and free speech are distorted in the campaign finance fight. He argues that special interests invest in senators, sponsors lobbyists for dollars, and TV ads dominate politics as a costly form of speech under the current system.
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