Clinton shifts Somalia policy toward political settlement
President Clinton signaled willingness to let warlord Mohamed Farrah Aidid play a role in a political solution in Somalia while ordering a climate for withdrawal. In Mogadishu two American soldiers missing since Sunday were found dead. Oakley tasked to negotiate with Addis Ababa intermediaries as Secretary Christopher and Lake coordinate with White House. A March 31 withdrawal deadline looms as U.S. expands diplomacy to end the conflict.
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Aztec mum on report for mayor
Mayor Michael Keys seeks a copy of Aztec's explosion report from August 27 that led to evacuating 5,000 residents. Aztec will not release the report. city officials say only a summary is acceptable. Residents demand explanation and push for disclosure while Aztec offers private discussions with officials.
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Thai officials visit Elyria sewer plant tour
Thai government representatives including Interior Ministry members and a sanitary engineering professor will tour the Waste Water Pollution Control Plant on Gulf Road Tuesday morning. City officials say the honor reflects Elyria’s top-notch facility and project leadership.
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Ethics law will change Ohio politics in fundraising
Ohio Democrats warn a House ethics reform amendment will curb donations from special interest groups by banning voting on issues if lawmakers receive more than 2000 from lobbying groups in the past two years. The plan, passed 65 to 31 after initial resistance, would start tracking donations in 1993 tightening PAC and large donor influence.
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Amish brothers injured in buggy rear-end collision
Three Amish brothers were hospitalized after a Wellington man rear-ended their buggy on West Road. Daniel Hershberger, 21, and Eli Hershberger, 14, were in Allen Memorial Hospital in stable condition. Jacob Hershberger, 23, was flown to Cleveland MetroHealth Medical Center with a hip injury and was listed in fair condition.
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