Wilkes Villa residents seek community center in abandoned building
LMHA plans a refurbishment of a six bedroom unit on White Court as a future Wilkes Villa community center. Residents' Council volunteers Dorita Anderson and Vanessa Ballentine lead the effort to offer educational and vocational classes, with labor from residents and materials from LMHA. Grand opening tentatively set for April 8.
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White Court
Wilkes Villa
Lorain
LMHA
John McMahon
Vanessa Ballentine
Bohannon Court
Ballentine
Residents’ Council
Dorita Anderson
Anderson
Sunshine Returns as Warm Temptation Teases Week Outlook
A wet morning gives way to partial sun this afternoon as temperatures swing from the mid 30s to mid 50s. The week leans toward a flirtation between winter and spring with daily highs bouncing between cool and mild.
Wrong way Route 57 crash claims Elyria woman
An Elyria woman, 50, died from chest injuries suffered in a three car crash on Route 57 Friday night after driving west in the east bound lanes. A LaGrange woman, 18, remained critically injured, with another driver and passenger sustaining minor injuries.
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Elyria
LaGrange
Patty JoAnn Ellis
West River Road
Lorain County
John Daniels
Emh Regional Medical Center
Ellis
Tammi M. Ritsko
Metro- Health Medical Center
Cleveland
Cindy Hoehns
Hoehns
Ritsko
Gulf
West River
Rusko
Herman R. Horwath
Longfellow Street
Horwath
Clinton outlines five pillars of corporate citizenship at Xavier
President Clinton spoke at Xavier University in Cincinnati on Saturday detailing five pillars of responsible corporate citizenship. He urged businesses to invest in communities, foster integrity, support employees, protect the environment, and ensure broad-based opportunity as part of national economic leadership.
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Clinton
Xavier University
Cincinnati
Taiwan vote marks democratic milestone in face of China pressure
Taiwan voters backed incumbent Lee Teng-hui by about 54 percent, delivering a landslide win that cemented Taiwan's move from dictatorship to democracy. Peng Ming-min finished second with 21.12 percent on a platform of declaring outright independence, reflecting stark contrasts with Beijing. The race highlighted Taiwan's bid to raise its global profile despite potential anger from China.
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Taiwan
China
Lee Teng-hui
Beijing
Lee
Peng Ming-min
Clinton urges business to stay family friendly in community role
In Cincinnati Clinton tells business leaders that firms should be family friendly and invest in communities. He cites Procter & Gamble as a model and notes the long term corporate benefits despite questions about short term bottom lines. He meets with P G T O executives and volunteers supporting students, and attends fundraisers in Columbus aiming to near one million dollars for party operations. He pushes a $10,000 college expense tax deduction and stresses corporate responsibility amid a broader Democratic push.
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Clinton
Democratic National Committee
Columbus
Ohio
Xavier
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