Local stores report brisk Bernie fever for Dallas gear
At Midway Mall Koenigs and neighboring shops, Dallas Cowboys merchandise flies off shelves. Eight sweatshirts and T shirts were sold Wednesday while 12 back orders for authentic jerseys and 12 replica jerseys await Friday restock. Shoppers customize shirts with No 19 as fans rally with local outfits selling hats posters and caps amid Browns ties. Greg Brinda and other fans join the scramble.
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Elyria weighs site options to move county workers downtown
Elyria officials debate moving county workers from the cramped administration building to downtown sites. Proposals include the Premier Bank building, Chestnut Street, or Cook’s building with state reimbursements expected. Business owners favor the bank site or Grace plan, citing walkability and parking concerns.
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Vasi
Blair
Herbert Jacoby
Keys
Chestnut Street
William Grace
Premier Bank
Jacoby
Elyna
Lorain
Cook
Cook’s
Human Services
Mary Lou Golski
Cook's
Bank
Grace
Chestnut
Ken Baki
Sun Photography
Broad Street
Kim Whary
Bright Balloon Company
Middle Avenue
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Premer Bank
Lunchbreak Cafe
Helen Fyffe
Fyffe
Elyria Township
Ted Majoras
Majoras
Geon weighs Avon Lake move with public talks upcoming
Lorain County hopes Geon will join Avon Lake after Zaleski and Urbin signaled a productive corporate climate. Inducements like low interest loans are being discussed, with a decision possibly in 60 days. Geon is North America’s largest vinyl resin producer, previously separated from BFGoodrich Chemical, posting profits of 5.5 million through the third quarter after a 66 million loss in 1992.
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Lorain County
Zaleski
Urbin
Geon
Avon Lake
North America
Bfgoodrich Chemical Co
Sex or waking up linked to heart attack risk study
ATLANTA AP.Dr James Muller presents a study of 1712 heart attack patients showing 1 percent of heart attacks triggered by sexual activity versus 10 percent by awakening. He stresses absolute risk is low and cautions against scaring patients. Separate findings note morning blood flow disruptions and beta blockers may blunt them.
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Atlanta
James Muller
Harvard Medical School
Muller
American Heart Association
Thomas Pearson
Mary Imogene Bassett Hospital
Cooperstown
N.Y
Prakash Deedwania
University of California
San Francisco
Deedwania
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