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The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1993
Page
2
Nobel economics prize goes to Fogel and North
Robert W. Fogel and Douglass C. North win the Nobel in economics for using modern statistical methods to reexamine the field’s history. The award cites their work on stable institutions and economic growth, noting past debates over railroads and slavery, with American winners now 21 of 34 since 1968.
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Douglass C. North
United States
Assar Lindbeck
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Peter Englund
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Seattle
Alfred Nobel
Central Bank of Sweden
U.N. forces move toward Haiti amid protests and armed opposition
The arrival of a U.N. military and civilian staff to Haiti faces fierce resistance from the army led by Lt Gen Raoul Cedras. U.N. envoy Caputo calls the port stand off an insult while U.S. Sen Bob Graham warns that sanctions could follow if the peace plan is not enforced.
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Harlan County
U.N
U.S. Army
Jim Hinnant
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Aristide
Dante Caputo
United Nations
U.N. Security Council
United States
Bob Graham
D-Fla
Associated Press
Downtown cleanup proposal gains council support
City Council President Shirley Guinta called downtown filth disgusting and welcomed Haywood's plan to fund street cleaning. Mayor Keys supports the idea but doubts local business owner backing, while Darcy Ahern of the association reports mixed reactions from large property owners and some resistance from out of town owners.
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Shirley Guinta
Haywood
Michael Keys
Darcy Ahern
Ahern
Ohio Northern Savings & Loan
Chronicle Telegram Public Notice Reprint
A reprinted Chronicle Telegram notice from Eye Ohio lists postal data and a PO Box 4010 address for correspondence. The item provides minimal readable details and appears as a re publication note without further context or dates.
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Ohio
North Ridgeville buses face delays amid district policy clash
A Wilcox Elementary parent protested bus delays after drivers run double routes to meet the district 45 minute limit. District officials and board members argued routes improved after early problems. Transportation head Saloom said most issues were resolved in the first weeks of school and new arrangements freed a bus for handicapped riders. The parent warned the entire system is affected and demanded timely pickup updates.
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North Ridgeville
Mills Creek
Center Ridge
Chris Crobaugh
Blaser
Crobaugh
Dave Traut
Lou Saloom
Saloom
Lakewood
Stermole
Oberlin City debates college rink and pool closures
Oberlin officials discuss closing the college rink which has costly operations and may lead Lorain County Ice Hockey to seek leasing options. Crane Pool faces winter questions as the city relies on it for summer programs and recreation, with Gooch stressing the pool’s critical role for 700 last summer.
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Ira Steinberg
College of Arts and Sciences
Turton
Lorain County Ice Hockey
Crane Pool
John Gooch
Oberlin
Carr Pool
White
Carr
Gooch
Steinberg
County plans for Children Services offices amid relocation debate
County commissioners probe relocating Children Services to Human Services offices on Gateway Boulevard. Judges and Thomas Porter argue separation from the domestic relations court hurts efficiency as the child support unit moves to Human Services in February. Some favored downtown site for better parking, others warn against losing centralized offices.
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Children Services Agency
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Human Services Department
Gateway Boulevard
Porter
Domestic Relations
Child Support Agency
Domestic Relations Court
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