Packwood resigns amid ethics scandal and Senate vote
Sen. Bob Packwood announced his resignation after ethics panel recommendations. He called the moment relief and weighed a possible 30 to 60 day leave as he winds down work on the Finance Committee and represents Oregon. Colleagues praised his tenure amid somber tributes.
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Packwood covert staffer plan sparks political intrigue
In a tense political episode, Packwood pushes for a staffer to act as a mole and spy throughout campaign operations reflecting factional power struggles within the Senate team. The move signals deeper strategic maneuvering as allies weigh loyalty and information control.
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Stand-up Banshee coaster headed to Cedar Point
Cedar Point will open the Banshee stand-up roller coaster next year. The Swiss-built ride costs 12 million and is claimed to be the park’s most expensive. It features a four acre track, 60 mph top speed, and riders in a standing position.
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Elyria talks stall on police building purchase plan
City negotiators with Ely Trust have broken down over buying the building housing the police station at 601 Broad St. The 25 year lease that began in 1975 runs at $9,000 yearly and includes a buy option that decreases over time, with no current offer anticipated until 2000.
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Four Architect Teams Named Finalists for Police Station
Elyria officials announce four finalist teams for the new police station project valued at 5 to 6 million dollars. Mayor Michael Keys said the committee will select one pair of firms, each application filed by two firms, to recommend to the City Council by early October.
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Stephanopoulos faces charges after Georgetown fender bump
White House adviser George Stephanopoulos faces charges of leaving the scene and driving with an expired permit after minor damage to a parked car outside a Georgetown restaurant. He was arrested at 11:45 p.m. and released a few hours later. politie described the incident as a tender-bender with no alcohol.
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Amherst Township residents protest sewer cost plan
About 25 Amherst Township residents picketed the county building in Elyria urging changes to a $4.8 million sewer project along Route 58 and Route 113. They fear assessments averaging $19,000 and oppose benefits mainly to businesses. commissioner Mary and colleagues promised to consider cost reductions as Letters to the commissioners show mixed opposition.
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