Kennedy controversy surfaces
Supreme Court nominee Anthony M Kennedy said in a 1968 interview private organizations should have an unrestricted right to discriminate in selecting members. He cited the all male Olympic Club and later resigned from it and Del Paso Country Club amid scrutiny. The Olympic Club, founded 1860, lists 4500 male members and is based in downtown San Francisco.
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Gun control debate sparks NRA centered discussion
The Florida gun law easing purchases sparked a high profile case where an investor killed his stock broker and himself, fueling nationwide debate. The NRA defends lax laws saying they protect law abiding citizens while critics say loopholes persist across states.
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Chuckle Clock Makers Time on Their Hands
A lighthearted item notes clock makers who always seem to have time on their hands. The piece highlights the humor of artisans who craft timepieces and metaphorically keep time with a playful bend.
Weekend Weather Outlook for Lake Region
C4 reports a mostly sunny mild day with highs in the lower 60s and a possible cooler turn along the lake in the afternoon. Tonight will be partly cloudy with a low near 40. Monday brings partly sunny and mild weather with highs around 65. Details on Page A-3.
White House report signals slower AIDS spread and lower estimates
Officials say the revised White House assessment will scale down the projection of up to 15 million infected Americans and show the spread has slowed. The range discussed runs from 350,000 to 1 million, well below earlier 1 to 1.5 million figures, with data from military recruits and other groups.
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Rosenbaum clarifies crane game seizure stance
Lorain County Prosecutor Jonathan E. Rosenbaum says he neglected to inform Elyria Police before seizing a crane game at Eddie's Cigar Store last week but insists his action showed no mistrust in the Elyria Police Department. Chief Rodger Griffith says the raid bypassed police authority. Rosenbaum notes haste and confirm tests showing tampering, while maintaining cranes are not gambling devices.
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