Elyria housing debate targets aging code and safety
Elyria officials push to tighten a 1966 housing code amid widespread violations in Westway Gardens and other districts. Fire Chief Igneczi cites faulty wiring and heating as major risks while city leaders seek clearer enforcement rules, warrant procedures, and owner notification standards.
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Klein
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Infirmary Road
Michael Keys
Space shuttle Columbia off to a bright start in orbit
The Columbia, in its second day circling Earth at 17 500 mph, endures sun facing tests to study heating cooling effects while Robotic arm trials proceed. Experiments target urokinase enzyme cells for potential space produced drugs with McDonnell Douglas predicting a $23 billion market.
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Lousma
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Johnson & Johnson
James Rose
McDonnell Douglas
Fullerton
Lost taxes and tax gap spur call for tougher rules
Washington lawmakers warn a $95 billion tax gap, including illegal income, undermines the 1983 tax cut. Senate leaders, led by Robert Dole and Charles Grassley, push stronger filing rules and penalties to boost revenues by about $20 billion over three years while addressing noncompliance by individuals and independent contractors.
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UPI
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Congress
Dole
R-loan
Charles Grassley
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Grassley
Internal Revenue Service
Roscoe Egger
Senate Finance
Egger
IRS
Treasury
John Chapoton
Arias Testimony Traces Movements After Christine Gerhart Murder
Arias described leaving a bar around 3:30 a.m. and walking to the Coricas’ home by 4:30 a.m. He moved in with them briefly, then to Leon Fisher’s place as police sought him. He hitchhiked to Kentucky, then Texas, where he was arrested, while cross examination covered prior statements about harming Ms. Gerhart and past life plans in Florida.
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Survivors recall Hiroshima as desert of death and urge nuclear freeze
Four August 1945 survivors tell a Senate forum they fear humanity's extinction if nuclear arms races continue. They call for U S Soviet arsenal reductions, while voters in Vermilion and New London decide school levies to avert local cash shortfalls and fund districts facing plant-related revenue losses.
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United States
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Calif
Vermilion
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