U N Security Council backs Iraq threat claim
The United Nations Security Council unanimously backs President Bush’s claim that Saddam Hussein threatens international security. Powell said the support was for the threat stance, not for military action, and he did not seek a force authorization from the 14 other members.
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Colin Powell
U.S
Saddam Hussein
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Saddam
Powell
Security Council
United Way launches Lorain County drive with 200 volunteers
The United Way of Greater Lorain County opened its annual campaign with a breakfast for 200 volunteers and agency reps. Executive Director Jerry Skully aimed to raise 3,050,000 this year, noting last year’s 3,058,000 total supported Red Cross and Children’s Development Center. Volunteers then tackled 32 projects including Oberlin Community Services and Lorain County Alcohol and Drug Abuse Services. Invacare Corp workers repaired mobility devices for free.
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Elyria
United Way
Greater Lorain County
Jerry Skully
Red Cross and
Children’s Development Center
Skully
Lorain County
Oberlin Community Services
Lorain County Alcohol and Drug Abuse Services Inc
Invacare Corp
Browns turn to Holcomb for Bengals clash on Sunday
Kelly Holcomb will start at quarterback for the Browns in their Sunday matchup against Cincinnati. D1 notes Clinton campaigning in Ohio for Tim Hagan as governor hopeful. Local and State, 61.
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Kelly Holcomb
Browns
Cincinnati
Bill Clinton
Ohio
Tim Hagan
Shoppers Favor Cheaper Sneakers Amid High Prices
Shoppers who once paid 100 or more for sneakers have pulled back, with $150+ athletic shoe sales down about 41 percent in early 2000. Firms report demand shifting to cheaper styles as a sluggish economy and fashion changes prompt a reinvention of the athletic shoe market. Many buyers now prefer simple, old fashioned looks over flashy features.
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Marsha Cohen
NPD FashionWorld
Burglary suspect strikes Elyria bat
Two C J s Lounge employees were tied up and robbed at Foster Avenue in Elyria at about 6 a m by a suspect matching the description of a man who has terrorized the city earlier this summer The heavyset black man around six feet tall wore dark clothes and a black or burgundy ski mask He also evaded police since July 20 after forcing a woman to an ATM and tying up her husband in a South Logan Street home The suspect confronted workers outside then inside the kitchen and stole car keys before tying their hands with metal spoons used to pry a cabinet lock The police described the man as soft spoken with an offensive body odor and continue to investigate potential links to prior home invasions
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Elyria
C.j’s
Foster Avenue
Dan Jaykel
Suspect captured in Pakistan tied to Sept. 11 attacks
U S officials said Ramzi Binalshibh, former roommate of Mohamed Atta, was captured in Karachi after a joint raid with Pakistani forces. Separately five Yemeni descent men, likely U S citizens, were arrested in Lackawanna near Buffalo on terrorism charges. The discoveries influenced a code orange alert ahead of the Sept. 11 anniversary.
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Ramzi Binalshibh
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Karachi
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