Morro Bay Gunman Kills Six Then Commits Suicide
A 43 year old unemployed worker known as Crazy Jim Drake shot six people in Morro Bay and Paso Robles before killing himself in San Miguel. Investigators say the killings followed gambling losses eviction troubles and a recent threat. Drake had a prior assault conviction and had talked of killing others.
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Bank opens loan office to aid low income home buyers in Elyria
The bank launches a consumer loan office on Hast Ave near Wilkes Villa to offer special mortgages for low income first time buyers in western and southern Elyria and most of Lorain. The non full service center will focus on loans for housing, education, auto and small business with seminars and field outreach led by Wadell W. Simmons.
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Tragic double shooting after dispute ends in self harm
Sivaksty was shot multiple times by her boyfriend Scott on Hancock Street after a short argument as she arrived with a friend. Scott then shot himself in the driveway before police and medics arrived. Neighbors noted prior quiet life and recent tension amid area crack cocaine activity.
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Supreme Court rejects bid to review health coverage cuts
The Supreme Court declined to hear McGann v H&H Music Co, upholding a ruling allowing self insured employers to cut AIDS and cancer care. AMA and others criticized the decision as a green light for restricting benefits while Lambda Legal defended the worker’s rights. The case centralizes concerns over ERISA limits on discrimination in health plans.
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Gas and food rise offset by record car price drop
Wholesale prices rose 0.1 percent in October led by higher gasoline, vegetables, and fruit costs, while new car prices posted the largest drop in two years. The Labor Department notes the gain is the best since August’s 0.1 percent rise, signaling inflation pressures remain tame and potentially paving the way for Fed rate cuts.
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Airlines Invest Abroad and Mergers Reshape North Atlantic Travel
Overseas carriers push into U S routes while U S airlines seek foreign funds after heavy losses. British Airways eyes 750 million to invest in Usa ir. KLM has held Northwest stake since 1989. Air Canada bid with Continental to keep brands, link hubs at Newark and Houston, easing passenger reservations.
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Fire destroys Harrison Street home. pets die
Firefighters say 14 crews battled the blaze on Harrison Street between Glenwood and St Clair. The house was destroyed in about 45 minutes due to faulty malfunctioning equipment on a truck. Residents lament loss of pictures and pets while a survivor recounts turmoil and nearby neighbors aid each other.
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Parroted search of Perot records sparks partisan ire
A National Archives memo details a search of Ross Perot's passport and other files by State Department staff led by Richard McClevey. ACLU's Matern suggests the memo aims to show regulatory violations and warns of political entanglements. Perot aides called the actions odd and dull.
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Births in Lorain reflect multiple newborns this week
Oct 22 a daughter to Lisa Makich of 1827 G Street Lorain. Oct 23 a daughter to Mr and Mrs Edwin Matos of 2144 W 24th Street Lorain. Oct 24 a daughter to Tracy Chiorazzi and Danny Serrano of 1942 E 42nd Street Lorain.
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