Keystone day care cuts spark parent ire in Lagrange
Keystones day care program Keycare will end December 1 as part of a four phase district budget plan. About 90 district students use the program with parents paying 1 50 per hour. Critics call the move profit driven while supporters say savings are needed. The board kept building closures and reduced busing, with more cuts totaling over 300000 and 501000 borrowed this year.
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Judge lowers bond for accused killer Ginger Parker case
Lorain County Common Pleas Judge Thomas Janas cut Ferrell Hackney's bond from 1 million to 250,000. Hackney, 64, of Cummings Road, is charged with aggravated murder and abduction in the September shooting of Robert Harden, 62, of Indiana. He claimed self defense and his trial is set for next Monday.
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White House troops debate sparks congressional questions
Aides report lawmakers seek detailed answers before any deployment. Brown asks six troop and mission questions while Gillmor and Hoke oppose immediate U S action citing uncertain peace prospects and lack of a clear national security interest. Clinton plans to push his case to Congress and the public.
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NATO to deploy enabling force for Bosnia mission
Pentagon and White House officials outlined plans for a 2000 strong enabling force to prepare airports and base camps in Bosnia and surrounding countries ahead of a formal peace accord. NATO expects deployment within days of signing, with preliminary groundwork already in Tuzla Sarajevo and Croatia.
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Bosnia peace agreement outlines two-part state
Highlights show Bosnia as a single state with two components the Bosnian Croat Federation and Bosnian Serb Republic. Sarajevo remains the capital with a central government including a national parliament a presidency and a constitutional court. International supervision of elections refugee return free movement human rights monitoring and exclusion of war criminals from politics.
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Milwaukee mother charged in stove burn case
Dora Ziegler 34, charged in Outagamie County Circuit Court with burning her 3 year old son by pressing him onto an electric stove burner claiming she wanted to burn off germs. Neighbors reported screams. child had a burn in the burner shape and a cut foot from broken glass. The case awaits competency hearing with a cash bond set at 10000.
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Outagamie County
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