Weather Notes Show Northwest to West Winds and Waves
Tonight mainly northwest wind 5 to 15 knots becoming west with 1 to 3 foot waves. Thanksgiving Day southwest wind 5 to 15 knots and a chance of snow with 1 to 3 foot waves. Also a monthly deviation of 43.11 inches and yearly deviation 10.01 inches noted with temperatures.
Inaugural donors bought access to Clinton era events
The 1993 inaugural donors gave $100,000 gifts and loans to fund the event and many later received White House dinners and government posts. Merrill Lynch led corporate giving with 250000 plus a 100000 loan while Lippo executives Riady and Huang earned Oval Office access and later roles. Benefactors included Andreas, Park, Hudson, Bowles, and others with wide government and industry ties.
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Hudson
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Walter Shorenstein
New Jersey
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New York
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Relatives recall shooting incident and gun safety lessons
Bell says she will not press charges against Demarea after a teen gun accident wounded Demarea's knee and Richard. She plans to bury her son and hopes the tragedy deter others from gun exposure, while recounting the family's struggle and mixed explanations from witnesses.
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Indians eye Fernandez Alou impact under new labor deal
The agreement grants two top players Fernandez and Alou service time for free agency. Indians pursue both to bolster rotation and lineup as Lofton remains under contract. Reactions split with Jacobs and others opposing luxury tax thresholds.
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Yank freed in North Korea returns to Japan
Evan C. Hunziker, 26, of Tacoma Washington, freed after three months jailed on spy charges in North Korea, arrived at Yokota Air Base in Japan with U.S. congressmen who secured his release. He stepped from a U.S. Air Force jet, waved to reporters, then went to a base clinic for a medical checkup amid light rain and fog.
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Museum Sets Saturday Hours in Lorain Lighting Event
The Black River Historical Society museum at 309 St. St. will open 1 to p.m. Saturday during Lorain's holiday lighting celebration. Admission is 2 for adults and 1 for children. Tours will be offered. Two sizes of the Lorain Lighthouse will be sold. Refreshments donated by Lorain city workers.
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Basil’s near misses with trains and a truck sign crash
Basil’s bar in Elyria faced two incidents: a May derailment near Gateway Boulevard that knocked out power and closed the bar, and a Tuesday truck crash that damaged an electric sign. No injuries were reported, and owner Christo Basil and staff describe the events as miraculous but unreal. Security firm owner Jim Gilbert noted the truck driver fled after the crash.
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Lisa Pay
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Jim Gilbert
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Gilbert
Christo
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Vioni faces board shift and retirement in district
Vioni began district service on Jan 17 1994 amid a total turnover of school board members. She notes differing board personalities and alignment issues with administrators while planning to stay in Ohio and move to Columbus. She criticizes ad hoc committee hiring recommendations as defensive conduct before announcing retirement.
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Ohio
Columbus
American Association of School Administrators
Ad Hoc
Mary Hammond
Melissa Ballard
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