Saddam taunts and threats spark renewed Gulf tension
Saddam Hussein warned of no hesitation as Iraq vowed to pull troops from the Kuwait border while Western and coalition forces redeploy in the Persian Gulf. U S and allies urged clarity that future Iraqi deployments near Kuwait would be treated as provocation and moves toward peace with Kuwait’s borders recognized.
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Masterpieces returned toward a reckoning with Russia
Dr. Mikhail Pyotrovsky, director of the State Hermitage, unveils surviving Impressionist and Post-Impressionist works looted from German collections after World War I and plans to exhibit them in March in St Petersburg. He seeks restitution under international agreements while appealing to American donors to support a civilized Russian museum.
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Prosecutor delays Karen Grove trial after election
In Lorain County, Karen Grove reports the prosecutor has rescheduled her trial date to after the election. She says messages to Mr. White and assistant Lisa went unanswered and questions why public funds are spent on the case. Family compassion is urged.
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Facinelli column dismisses term limits and contract claims
A reaction piece criticizes Paul Facinelli for opposing term limits and decrying a Republican contract as a scam. It argues Americans favor term limits, cites 30 second sound bites and low voter turnout, and notes Founding Fathers power to amend the Constitution as a channel for change.
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Letters to the Editor Question the 1960s welfare state and tax plans
A reader denounces social programs and rising taxes since 1967, arguing welfare rolls, crime, and education outcomes worsened while taxes soared. The letter warns voters to choose responsible leaders to guide America. A second note questions a county sales tax for a new jail, asking why excess funds would be needed after construction and urging more taxpayer information.
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Mills Creek residents push for urgently needed street repairs
In North Ridgeville a group of 800 residents from the Mills Creek development petitions the city council for months to repair Creekside Lane and nearby streets. Despite recent work on Stoney Ridge and Chestnut Ridge, Creekside remains in severe disrepair with an 18 inch void under the pavement, while buses use the street daily.
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Opinion on Issue 4 and historic food labeling
The speaker reflects on 1980s humor about the Reagan Administration calling ketchup food and mocks supporters of Issue 4 for likening major soft drink brands to food. The remark contrasts pop culture jokes with political debates surrounding the issue.
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Democrats warn of a leftward drift amid looming elections
Washington Democrats and media allies blame Republicans for stalling Clinton era liberal aims while Republicans defend their stance as principled opposition. Oklahoma Senator David Boren calls Clinton too left, predicting further polarization as election season heats up. Cal Thomas notes a rising mood of distrust and a political revolution nears with voting day approaching.
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