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BRIDGE Of MOVIES
OPINION AG COMICS
ABBY
Democrats Survive GOP Challenge in 1998 Midterms
Democrats avoided a Republican surge as voters rejected impeachment momentum. Exit polls show most favor dropping the impeachment matter, while gains by Democrats in California and the Deep South offset House and Senate pickups for Republicans. Gore's VP prospects loom as Gray Davis defeats Lungren in California.
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WASHINGTON
Ife
Clinton
White House
Ronald Reagan
California
Deep South
Senate
Congress
House
Florida
Texas
Jeb Bush
George W Bush
George Bush
Richard J
Durbin
D-II
Sens
Alfonse M D'Amato
Whitewater
Lauch Faircloth
Kenneth W Starr
Gore
Gev
Gray Davis
Dan Lungren
Voinovich wins Glenn seat and GOP gains in Senate
In a high profile result George Voinovich defeats Alfonso D Amato to capture John Glenn’s Senate seat while Charles Schumer wins as Democrat. In New York Sherrod Brown retains 13th District seat and Paul Gillmor wins in 5th. Minnesota’s Jesse Ventura becomes governor and debuts his action figure “The Body.”
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CHARLES SCHUMER
Alfonso D Amato
New York
SHERROD BROWN
Paul Gilmor
MINNESOT
JESSE VENTURA
Armbruster Edges Nabakowski In Buckeye Senate Race
Armbruster former North Ridgeville mayor edges Nabakowski by 671 votes 47086 to 46415 in a district with Lorain Erie and Huron counties an automatic recount expected after heavy GOP funding and an Ohio Lottery style mis spending ad Nabakabowski criticizes ads while Armbruster touts hard campaigning at fairs and parades authorities examine ad truthfulness but voters stay the course story on F1
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Jeffry Armbruster
Armbruster
North Ridgeville
Ron Nabakowska
Nabakowski
Lorain County
Erie
Huron
Ohio Republican Party
Ohio Lottery
Ohio Lottery Commission
Oho Elections Commission
Taft wins Ohio governorship. Lorain County setback noted
Republican Bob Taft was elected Ohio governor with over 50 percent statewide, defeating Democrat Lee Fisher. Taft underperformed in Lorain County 39,401 to 33,464. Exit poll shows Taft strong with men, higher income, younger voters, and those selecting taxes as top issue. Campaign spent about $10 million by both candidates amid mudslinging.
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Bob Taft
Ohio
Lorain County
Lee Fisher
Taft
George Voinovich
US Senate
Blair Retains Seat as Blair Edges Out Challenger
Incumbent Betty Blair won a third term on the county board, defeating Republican Jack Baird 41 053 to 35 075. The race followed a negative campaign season with both sides claiming civility and integrity. Blair praised opponents while noting the need for tougher tactics in politics.
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Jack Baird
Betty Blair
Ernst
Blair
Bard
Avon Commons zoning fight ends in 63 vote defeat
In Avon, a long battle over a proposed 600000 square foot shopping complex along Detroit Road ends with a 63 vote defeat for developer Mitchell Schneider. Residents and activists hailed the result as David vs Goliath in a traditionally quiet town. Linda Eadelis led the anti Avon Commons effort while Schneider vows to appeal to the courts. A story continues on F1.
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Avon
Mitchell Schneider
Detroit Road
Avon Commons
Schneider
Linda Eadelis
David
Goliath
Eadelis
Elyria approves tax renewal after renewed campaign
Elyria voters renew the 00 percent income tax, funding police and fire services, by unofficial counts 9 353 to 5 561 after a stronger campaign including yard signs and door to door outreach. Mayor Michael Keys hails the effort as best for the city and credits residents for avoiding future cuts.
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Elyria
Michael Keys
Elyria levy defeated in fifth straight rejection
Voters reject a 495 mill operating levy for Elyna Schools amid a long funding fight. Unofficial results show 8,172 against 7,472, a loss that would have raised about 4 million annually. Superintendent Jean Harper signals likely cuts, but district vows to continue the battle.
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Elyna
Evelyn France
Jean Harper
Vermilion
Lorain
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