Safety of SAFE fund questioned in Lorain County
Elyria reports the Invest ment Advisory Board may meet soon to examine the safety of Lorain County’s 72 million share of the Secured Assets Fund Earnings pool run by Cuyahoga County. Treasurer Dan Talarek and Commissioner Betty Blair seek clarity as several governments pull funds amid concerns of risky investments and potential losses. Gaul defends the fund while pausing campaign duties to resolve questions.
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10Th Congressional District
Martin Hoke
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Oberlin inaugurates new president with neurotic students praise
At Warner Concert Hall Oberlin launched a weekend celebrating Nancy Dye becoming the college's 18th president. Harvard psychiatrist Robert Coles and Ford Foundation official Alison Bernstein joined Carl Rowan and ABC News journalist Robert Krulwich in a symposium on community service. Krulwich called Oberlin students neurotic in a positive sense as the event highlighted student inquiry and campus life.
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Clinton warns Iraq as thousands mass on Kuwait border
President Clinton moved about 15,000 troops to alert and sent a carrier to the Persian Gulf after 40,000 to 50,000 Iraqi troops massed near Kuwait. He said the United States would not let Iraq intimidate the UN sanction regime and warned Saddam Hussein against testing U.S. resolve. Defense Secretary Perry called the movements worrisome and not routine. Baghdad defended the troop moves as internal and lawful, while Kuwait and Saudi Arabian leaders sought cooperation.
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Kissing bandit convicted in Geauga burglary case
A Memphis woman Tabetha Dougan was found guilty in Cleveland area courts of aggravated burglary and theft in a Geauga County case. Police said she drugged men with tranquilizer kisses, then robbed them, including a Rolls-Royce, a $100,000 pocket watch collection, and $6,000 in rings from a Chardon Township resident.
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Eagle's Nest reopens days after obscenity raid on Broadway
Lorain police and Liquor Control agents closed the Eagle's Nest on Broadway for obscenity charges. Two naked women were found on the third floor and patrons allegedly fondled them with a penis-shaped squirt gun. Four people were arrested including the women and the hall renter.
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