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Tonight west winds reach 30 knots with occasional snow showers and squalls. Waves run 7 to 9 feet. Saturday west winds up to 30 knots shifting northwest and easing to 18 to 25 knots. Morning snow showers tapering, waves subsiding to five to six feet. Faded temperature zones for the day not clear.
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Peace talks yield dividends in Bosnia talks near Dayton
U S mediators report some gains for uprooted Bosnians as negotiations proceed at Wright Patterson and in Dayton. Shattuck heads to Srebrenica and Banja Luka to probe alleged abuses while Karadzic and Mladic face removal from any peace accord.
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Welfare trends show declines in welfare rolls nationwide
In March 1994 welfare programs supported 14.36 million people in 5.08 million families, with one in seven American children on welfare. Now about one in eight children receive AFDC as caseloads fall nationally. States test time limits work requirements and caps as Congress debates abolishing AFDC and cutting benefits. Experts credit a growing economy and reform efforts for the shifts.
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Baltimore NFL stadium talks draw mixed bets and cautions
Baltimore officials express caution amid lingering NFL team rumors as Cleveland and other cities pursue stadium deals. Mayor Schmoke and Gov. Glendenning stress unresolved outcomes with a year end decision looming, while reports cite a potential Browns deal and possible moves to Baltimore if talks fail.
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Jobless rate dips in October to 5.5 percent
Washington reports the nation’s unemployment rate fell to 5.5 percent in October, the lowest in seven months. Moderate gains in construction and medical services offset the impact of an aircraft manufacturing strike, signaling cautious improvement in the job market.
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Brothers roll first 800 set of season in high school bowling
Norm tied a 300 in his second game after a 256 opener finishing with a 762 for the day. Scott closed with a 278 as the bowlers posted the first 800 series of the season in the area. The torrid pace cooled as Norm finished 196 in his final game.
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Senate rejects plan to raise seniors earnings limit
The Senate, by 58 to 42, failed to reach 60 votes to advance a McCain sponsored plan allowing Social Security beneficiaries aged 65 to 69 to earn more without penalties. The bill would raise the earnings limit from 11,280 to 14,500 next year and up to 30,000 by 2002, a change Clinton endorsed in 1992 and House Republicans backed in 1994.
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Ohio Two Senators Split Votes On Key Measure
Ohio’s two U S senators split their votes with Mike DeWine among the 12 Democrats and 41 Republicans voting yes, while John Glenn joined 33 Democrats and 9 Republicans voting no. The party split reflects partisan divisions in the chamber on the measure.
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Missing dog Archie case worries North Gateway residents
Archie the 55 percent pound brown and white dog with floppy ears disappeared after two teenagers, a girl about 16 and a boy about 14, took him for walks for several weeks. Owner Owens, 39, said the pair never returned Archie on Thursday. police and the city animal warden are handling the case.
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Nine Instructors Face Uncertain Future If Driscol Building Sells
Nine music instructors renting space on the second floor of Driscol's building fear losing studios and students if the property sells. Margaret Cheney of Elyria says the town could lose a major part of its musical education as about 150 students weekly attend lessons from Rotta, Zapor, Petite and others. Rotta, teaching 28 years in the Bell Studio, drives from Huron five days weekly, while Zapor notes few homes suit studio practice and cannot relocate easily.
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