Clinton visit stirs Ohio fund raiser optimism
In Cincinnati Clinton nears a Democratic fundraiser hosted by Stan Chesley with about 100 guests expected. Chesley says public enthusiasm remains high despite Starr report, while GOP critics urge resignation. Other local Democrats meanwhile show mixed reactions to Clinton’s appearance.
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Clinton
Ohio
Stan Chesley
Chesley
Steve Chabot
House Judiciary Committee
Chabot
Maryland
Parris Glendening
Nevada
Shelley Berkley
Las
Lorain approves Oberlin Ave police substation site
The Lorain Buildings and Land Committee agreed to rent a small office building at 4481 Oberlin Ave for a police substation as part of neighborhood policing. About 20 officers will be assigned there, weekend access and long-term expansion debated amid cost concerns.
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Lorain
John Reiber
Oberlin Ave
Lorain City
Primerica Financial Services
Safety Service
George Koury
Koury
Rivera
New York City
Oberlin Avenue
Local pastor calls for Clinton prayer vigil
Rev. Melvin J. Woodard II urges a 7 p.m. prayer vigil at Mount Zion Baptist Church for President Clinton and the nation. He frames the Starr report as a national crisis and asks prayers for healing and guidance despite not advocating impeachment.
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Kenneth Starr
Clinton
Lewinsky
Congress
America
Woodard
Starr
Whitewater
Washington, D.C
BP may appeal Avon zoning ruling after late hearing
BP, the former Amoco unit, may seek Common Pleas Court review of Avon City Council’s 6-0 denial of BP’s rezoning request for a 1.3 acre site at Route 83 and Detroit Road to permit a gasoline station. The council acted after BP reps arrived late to a public hearing. Planning Commission had approved the plan 3-2 with stipulations to blend with the historic French Creek District.
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Avon — British Petroleum Co. Ltd
Cleveland
Amoco
Avon
Detroit Road
Brian Duffy
Jack Kilroy
Daniel O’connell
Anthony Coyne
Common Pleas Court
Daniel Stringer
Coyne
O’connell
Planning Commission
French Creek
Lorain seeks accreditation for four schools
Lorain Board votes to pursue North Central Association accreditation for Lorain Admiral King Lorain South View high schools and Lorain Whittier and Central middle schools. District plans to pay under 4000 this year while considering elementary schools next year, pending standards.
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Lorain
Branham
Association
Patrol radio project first phase approved in Ohio
The Controlling Board approved the first phase of a 272 million state communications project to locate Highway Patrol cars. TRW Inc. won a 24.8 million contract 6-1. Costs have risen by about 100 million since planning began due to more towers and tech needs.
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Columbus
TRW Inc
Rhine McLin
Dayton
Sandra Drabik
Department of Administrative Services
Drabik
Lorain Public Library unveils plans for South Branch
Lorain The new 12 000 square foot South Branch of the Lorain Public Library System will include a cultural center a public meeting room a family literacy center and Internet access. Building on Homewood Drive is slated to open in March 2000. Three times the size of the Grove Avenue storefront the 1 7 million facility was designed by David Holzheimer Associate Architects of Chagrin Falls.
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New South
Lorain Public Library System
Lorain
Kenneth Cromer
David Holzheimer
Chagrin Falls
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South Lorain
David Wargo
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D-2nd Ward
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