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Chronic Taepa Daily Publication Notice
A daily publication notice from Lorain County announces the Chronic Taepa is published every day except Christmas. The notice lists the publisher as Gran Taam Po Bac 40 in Elyria Ohio 44096 and provides the postal address for circulation.
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GOP tilt likely in Congress
Washington AP reports two weeks before the midterms that Republicans face big gains. Pollster Peter Hart notes mobilized voters favor punishing Clinton and Democrats concede 20 to 25 House seats may fall. Analysts foresee possible GOP Senate gains and a shift in eight largest states if Clinton seeks re election.
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Clinton gains in national poll as approval rises
An ABC-Washington Post poll shows President Clinton with 49 percent approval, up from 44 percent, while 48 percent disapprove. The survey notes lingering concerns about Clinton among voters as Democrats seek to hold Congress.
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Police pursuit ends with crash at Creekwood Golf Club
Ford Tempo seen near Butternut Ridge and Root roads just before 2 am. Deputy Camp chased the driver Jones to Creekwood Golf Club in Columbia Station where the car veered onto the course and hit a ditch. Camp collided with Jones’ car while pursuing on wet grass, Jones tackled and cuffed, passenger Kelly detained and later freed. Camp treated for knee and back injuries.
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Third police chase ends with Prunty arrest in LaGrange
Prunty led officers on a chase south of Whitney Road in LaGrange Township and briefly struggled with an officer who injured a wrist. Lt Laurence W. Witt noted this was his third chase, with prior incidents including a July 80 mph chevvy run through red lights and multiple charges. The Monday arrest added resisting arrest and reckless operation. A full police report was not complete.
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Clinton responds to GOP zinger on crime and budget plans
Hoke Hokes preface prompts a public demand to finish his question. Clinton concedes some GOP points like line-item veto and middle-income tax relief while criticizing Republicans for proposing tax cuts and defense increases without funding details, and notes his vote on the Brady and crime bills drawing applause.
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Deputy Lawrence Cleared Of Falsification Charge In AV Case
Jurors found AV Lawrence innocent of a first-degree misdemeanor falsification charge for denying letters from the girl. In a taped interview he said the girl could be his daughter from a 1978 affair and he acted as a parent, not a sexual predator. He blamed sheriff officials for overzealousness and said he destroyed items after being removed from the DARE program. Evidence was recovered when a Grafton woman found letters in a trash bin. Lawrence faces sentencing after a pre sentence investigation in about two months.
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Bosnian Forces Attack U.N. Peacekeepers on Mount Igman
Bosnian government troops fired on U.N. peacekeepers with machine guns grenades and remote mines on Mount Igman near Sarajevo prompting a strong protest from Lt Gen Sir Michael Rose and a pledge from President Alija Izetbegovic to order a restraint. French soldiers returned fire after a bull dozer was fired on and a rocket propelled grenade was launched.
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