Spitzer plan prompts tough questions on Lorain project
City officials and developer attorney resist questions about a proposed 100 million development on Lorain's east bank of the Black River. Tax abatement, housing relocations, bond backing, and ties to city leaders raise safety net and accountability concerns, with council, groups, and media urged to seek answers.
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Spitzer
Sedivy
Catholic Action Commission
Anthony Giardini
Joseph Koziura
Safety Service
George Koury
Giardini
City Council
East Bank
Lorain
Protect the doves Issue 1 vote plea Ohio history
Campaigners urge a yes on Issue 1 to restore mourning dove protections in Ohio and end what they call cruel killing. They cite state protections since 1917, a 1994 legalization reversal, and claims of wounded doves not retrieved in up to 30 percent of shots.
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Ohio
U.S. Humane Society
George Reiger
Field & Stream Magazine
Farmers Value Doves Then Vote Yes on Issue 1
Letter from readers praising doves for eating weed seeds and providing enjoyment. The writers urge readers to vote yes on Issue 1.
Lake rail engineers confront potential layoffs at USS Kobe plant
Lake Terminal Railroad engineers with United Transportation Union Local 1391 warn they may lose jobs as USS Kobe contract renewal stalls. The workers note 104 years at the Lake Terminal, 30 heats records, and 25 years per engineer, stressing safety, reliability, and cost as core values.
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USS/Kobe
United Transportation Union
Lake Terminal
Lake Terminal workers face job loss amid plant changes
About 170 employees at the Lake Terminal risk losing their jobs as the plant shifts. Workers describe handling hot metal ladles and cars in the BOP shop and mill without air brakes, noting danger and aging in the workforce. Families and the community fear the impact.
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Bop Shop
Lake Terminal
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Starrs tie saga fuels impeachment talk at length
Marie Cocco notes the Starr probe dwells on ties Clinton wore and people who wore them, calling the 13 pages of grand jury transcripts and 60,000 pages of material junk. She warns the public will face endless trivia and graphic material as the House Judiciary Committee prepares to release evidence.
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Clinton
Lewinsky
Kenneth W. Starr
White House
Bayani Nelvis
Karen Immergut
China
Grand Jury
House Judiciary Committee
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Starr
Tripp
Paula Jones
Vernon Jordan
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Sarah McLachlan
Buddy
Monica
Ukraine’s collapse fuels hopes in Kiev orchestra relief
Ukraine shifts from breadbasket to basket case as inflation decimates savings and welfare shrinks. Diane and Roger McMurrin, Orlando transplants, describe Kiev’s hardship with widows, rising crime, and a widening rich–poor gap. They raise funds via Music Mission Kiev to aid the needy while continuing concerts for awareness.
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Kiev
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Orlando
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Communist Party
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