Read my lips no new taxes returns to haunt Bush
George Bush reaffirms anti-tax stance promising a veto on any tax increase. The stance shifts politics over policy as Republicans face midterm losses and questions about credibility. Rollins memo fallout and GOP candidates’ tax positions highlight a fragile election mood.
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Bush administration evasive on recession warning
President Bush spoke of "tough times" and adviser Michael Boskin raised the possibility that the economy could contract in late 1990 or early 1991 while avoiding the recession term. They discussed GNP decline in one or more quarters as a potential outcome.
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Saudi royal family sued over hotel bill in Orlando
The Hyatt Regency Grand Cypress sues Prince Turki Bin Abdulaziz Bin Saud and Saudi royal family members in Orange County Circuit Court for 20801 dollars. The four week stay from May 7 to June 4 allegedly caused extensive damage including scuffs on walls door damage, upholstery stains, scratched furniture and a discovered pet on the patio.
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Iraq Crisis Deepens as Bush Orders Gulf Troops
France denies any hostage deal while Western leaders condemn Iraq’s invasion. Brandt to Baghdad with 170 Westerners, including 120 Germans, five Americans on list. British women head to Baghdad to press for relatives. Bush orders more than 150,000 US troops, total regional strength rising from 230,000. Allied forces from 26 nations total about 100,000. Iraqi ambassador says deployment is unnecessary and vows no surrender. Iraq has about 430,000 soldiers in Kuwait and southern Iraq since Aug. 2.
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Elyria and region split on military action in Kuwait crisis
Residents weigh risks and justify or oppose sending 150000 more troops to Saudia Arabia as President Hancock faces Kuwait crisis. Ralph King and Rob Cosma back the move linking defense of sovereign states and oil interests, while Jim Couch questions war on economics, and Lee Barnett urges possible action to avert hardship. Linda Sheldon worries about human cost and bitter victory.
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State jail faces capacity rise amid overcrowding suit
Public information officer Mary Helen Van Dyke says the jail operates at 216 inmates despite an 84 cap. Mahony proposed raising to 216 with state approval, citing remodeling, new inmate classification, and weekly early releases. Re-evaluation will consider programs and physical changes. a date is not set.
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Contaminated Eye Drops Cause Severe Infections at Hospital
A pharmacist at Hieber's Drug Store prepared anti inflammatory eye drops that contaminated patients with a bacteria, costing one woman an eye and threatening others. Allegheny General Hospital surgeons reported the outbreak after the treated patient returned for care. Twelve more patients show infection and receive high dose antibiotics. two face possible vision loss.
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Comet Dust May Seed Life on Earth Hypothesis
NASA scientists Kevin Zahnle and David Grinspoon argue comet dust carried amino acids essential to life to Earth. They frame their theory around a Danish discovery of ancient soil with amino acids likely from outer space, published in Nature.
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Two quit computer jobs to be milkmen
Two entrepreneurs left computer work to start Lincoln Park Dairy Service in Chicago. They began delivering milk to an area of roughly one square mile serving over 50 customers in Lincoln Park, signaling a shift to a service driven by door to door delivery and convenience.
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Area gradaccused in Medina County case
In Brunswick Hills Township area, Frazier, paroled in 1989, faces two counts of rape and one count of gross sexual imposition. DNA testing ordered to determine paternity of Keaton, a two year old boy, with ongoing appeal over the blood test. The case moves in Medina County Common Pleas Court in December. bond set at $50,000.
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Keys mulling fourth term as Elyria mayor amid politics future
Elyria mayor Michael Keys says politics is in his blood and hints at running again, though uncertain if a fourth term is right. He cites national and state issues beyond mayoral reach and notes many local offices are held by incumbents, delaying decision until late December. He also keeps open the possibility of returning to law practice after 11 years in office.
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Oberlin students fast to aid county hungry
About 400 Oberlin College students are slated to fast next week to raise funds for Lorain County hunger. The $3 meal price will be donated to a fund for local social agencies, with half supporting local groups like County Cupboard Neighborhood House Association and Betterway and the rest aiding national and international hunger programs.
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Berea City Hall to Close Observing Veterans Day
Berea City Hall will be closed Monday for Veterans Day. Curbside residential trash pickup will be delayed by one day all week.
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