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Brown lawmaker backs Clinton budget plan amid pressure
U S Representative Sherrod Brown reluctantly supported President Clinton's deficit cutting bill in a late night Washington vote. Brown said the tax increases and spending cuts were necessary as the package nears a $500 billion debt-reduction goal, despite political risk and opposition from some Democrats.
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No charges after girl breaks window to reclaim dog Sheba
Angela Shumaker drew national attention as she broke a window to reclaim Sheba from a shelter. APL and Bill Watkins offered to pay for the window, and authorities may still file charges. the dog was later found and adopted to a farm family.
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Koscho Ties Bond to Public Funds Amid City Suit
Experts debate if Koscho’s list and bond are public records as he faced a $1.3 million lawsuit tied to a discontinued health plan. The bond, posted with campaign and personal funds as collateral, follows an audit showing $177,000 misspent in the city’s health insurance program by 1991.
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Chronicle Telegram publication and address note
The Chronicle Telegram is published daily except Christmas by Lorain County Printing and Publishing Co at 225 East Ave Elyria Ohio 44035. Second class postage paid at Elyria Ohio 44035. Postmaster address changes to PO Box 4010 Elyria Ohio 44036.
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Uphill battle over Clinton energy tax and spending cuts
Congress faces a heated debate as Democrats push to reshape Clinton's energy tax with additional spending cuts. Senate leaders anticipate changes before moving the bill, while Republicans oppose the proposed tax increases. The House vote drew bipartisan attention and media coverage, with Clinton aides and aides watching from the Capitol.
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Ohio Democrats split on Clinton tax bill vote
Washington AP report notes Ohio House members voted 11-8 against the Clinton tax bill on Thursday night while the bill passed the House 219 to 213. Eight Democrats voted yes, two Democrats and all nine Republicans voted no, with listed names for both parties.
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Deputy Reinstated After Inquiry Into Alleged Assault
Lorain County records recount Deputy Davis, hired by the Sheriff’s Department in 1977, facing 1982 charges including kidnapping and dereliction of duty after a 17 year old runaway accused him of making a pass. The jury acquitted him of kidnapping. Sheriff Mertz fired him, but Judge Cirigliano reinstated Davis with back pay after a 60 day suspension. The ruling was upheld by the 5th District Appellate Court.
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Memorial Day traffic ticket surge tied to fines and overtime
A Chronicle-Telegram computer analysis shows Memorial Day weekend as the second busiest for tickets after Labor Day, based on over 55,000 trooper records since 1990. Average ticket about 75 dollars, with 35 court costs. 45 percent to city and 45 percent to state, county receives the rest. In Lorain and Elyria, 483 tickets could yield about 8,700 in fines, with overtime for troopers to enforce speed and drunken driving laws.
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Trade deficit widens to 29.07 billion in first quarter
The Commerce Department reports the US merchandise trade deficit rose to 29.07 billion in the first quarter, the largest in over four years. Exports fell sharply while imports remained high, fueling expectations of annual deficits above 100 billion.
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