Rhodes tax package faces voter unfamiliarity in area
A Chronicle Telegram survey shows nearly two thirds of area voters may decide Tuesday on Gov Rhodes four economic issues without clear knowledge. Issue 2 and 3-5 would raise taxes or bond funds. Issue 4 funds housing and health care facilities. Issue 5 taxes to finance capital improvements. Amid questions, some back the housing health plan while others oppose the rest.
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Weather Outlook With Showers Likely Through Tomorrow
Mostly cloudy through to morrow with a chance of occasional showers. Highs today in the low and mid 60s. Lows at night in the 40s. Highs tomorrow in the upper 50s and low 60s. Probability of rain 40 percent today and at night.
Prospective buyer jokes about crawl-worthy car choice
In a rush-hour quip at the showroom a buyer tells the auto salesman he does a lot of driving and wants a car that will really crawl. The playful exchange highlights patience and fuel efficiency over speed.
Hungry Baby Panda Feeds From Bottle At Duisburg Zoo
A baby panda at Duisburg Zoo in West Germany is shown drinking milk from a bottle, kept in a glass during feeding. The article notes the unusual feeding setup will end once the cub outgrows its current quarters due to its rapid milk intake.
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Congressional report warns NYC default risks 300000 job losses
A congressional study by the House Senate Joint Economic Committee staff warns New York City's default would slow the U.S. recovery, add 4 billion to the federal deficit, and throw 300,000 people out of work. It notes NYC has cut expenses and raised taxes, but neither city nor state can avert default without federal aid.
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Grafton Man Killed in Rain Slick Bridge Crash
A 23 year old Grafton man Gary J. Anderson was killed when his westbound car went left of center on the Lorain Carnegie bridge near West 20th Street and struck two eastbound cars. His passenger John Hunsdorf, 25, Elyria, was injured and later listed in fair condition with head injuries and cuts.
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Lorain County Voca School Expands To Add 7.5 Million Facility
The Lorain County Joint Vocational School adds a 7.5 million expansion doubling size to about 2 220 students and nearly 10 acres under roof. It opens with 30 classrooms 31 labs new trades programs and a child care facility. Open house set for Nov 9 from 2 to 4 pm with tours by students and faculty.
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Yanks ordered out of Beirut amid escalating fighting
The U S ambassador ordered all families of American officials to leave Beirut as street battles and fires raged in the downtown hotel district. Moslem gunmen attacked areas behind mortars and rockets, with blazes at the St Georges Hotel and the 500 room Holiday Inn.
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