Shutdown ends raises ceiling in Obama pact
Congress sent to President Obama a bipartisan bill to end the 16 day government shutdown and avert default. The Senate approved 81 18 and the House 285 144, funding the government through Jan 15 and authorizing Treasury borrowing through Feb 7 or longer. More than 2 million federal workers would be paid as the market reacted positively to the expected end of the crisis.
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Washington
Congress
Barack Obama
U.S
Senate
House
Obama
Treasury
Harold Rogers
R-Ky
Ohio lawmakers split votes on bill despite party lines
Senate Sherrod Brown and Portman supported the measure while House members Marcy Kaptur backed it. However Bob Gibbs and Jim Jordan voted against the bill, highlighting a notable GOP division. The tally reflects a polarized stance within Ohio's delegation amid debates over the proposal.
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House of Representatives
U.S
Marcy Kaptur
Bob Gibbs
Jim Jordan
Maggie Mae reported stolen from Elyria home
Victoria Donovan, 47, of Elyria, spoke of her mixed King Charles spaniel Maggie Mae missing since early Tuesday afternoon from her EMH visit. She suspects the dog was stolen, noting her other pets Colby Shadow and Baxter stayed close. Shadow appeared distressed when Donovan found Maggie Mae absent.
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Chronicle
Vicky Donovan
Colby
Elyria
Maggie Mae
Victoria Donovan
Shadow
Baxter
Donovan
Drug arrests uncover alleged meth lab in Elyria
Police chased a tip to Ely Square where three men faced drug charges after meth and paraphernalia were found in a car. Steven Starling allegedly operated a meth lab at a tent near railroad tracks, while others faced weapons and possession counts. A 15-year-old in the vehicle was with Starling.
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Elyria
Matthew J. Novak
Steven Starling
North Ridgeville
Frederick Allgood
Ely Square
Middle Avenue
Shyemill Smith
Lorain
Chris Costantino
Novak
Smith
Starling
Allgood
Lorain plans to raze tipping-point Lakeview house
Lorain City Council authorized Direct Action of Central Lorain to spend 160000 in HUD funds to demolish 958 Lakeview Drive and build a replacement home aimed at stabilizing the block. With Direct Action ineligible to use HOME funds, remaining costs and demolition plans face rejection and possible transfer to Lorain County land bank. Neighbor Ron Feldkamp expresses disappointment as a new home is unlikely.
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Central Lorain
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Lakeview Drive
Lakeview Park
Leon Mason
Safety Service
Mason
HUD
Lorain County
Land Bank
Ron Feldkamp
Lakeview House
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