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Lawrence Raines Jr 1954-2021 | News, Sports, Jobs

Feb 5, 2021 HUBBARD Mr. Lawrence Raines Jr., 66, transitioned from this earthly life to eternal peace Friday, Jan. 29, 2021, at the Hospice NW Ohio in Toledo. Mr. Raines was born Feb. 26, 1954, in Youngstown, a son of Lawrence Sr. and Anna Louise Simmons Raines. He was a 1972 graduate of East High School. Lawrence was in the skilled trades program and a licensed electrician at General Motors Lordstown for 21 years, retiring in 2019. Prior to working at General Motors, he was employed with Sharon Steel. He was a member of Steel City Sportsman Club, where he held the position of treasurer and caretaker. He enjoyed yard work, chess, music, computers, technology, bowling, fixing cars, old Western movies, hunting, fishing and family gatherings.

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Robert J Ashley Jr 1964-2021 | News, Sports, Jobs

AUSTINTOWN Robert J. Ashley, 56, died unexpectedly Monday morning, Jan. 25, 2021, in Michigan. Robert was born June 6, 1964, in Youngstown, a son of the late Robert J. and Helen Molnar Ashley Sr. He graduated from Boardman High School in 1983 and worked for the General Motors Lordstown plant from 1996 until its closing. Following the Lordstown closing, Robert was forced to the Lansing / Grand River plant, where he was currently employed. Robert loved sports. He coached for the Austintown Junior Soccer League and was also very involved with the Austintown Fitch boys and girls soccer programs, where he videotaped and never missed a game. He was an avid golfer, played softball with the United Auto Workers Local No. 1112 softball league and collected baseball and football sport cards.

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Democrats see grim prospects in final election results despite Biden s win

Democrats see grim prospects in final election results despite Biden’s win Michael Scherer © Salwan Georges/The Washington Post A billboards in Warren, Ohio, reads: “American steel = American Jobs. Thank you, President Trump” on Nov. 28, 2018. Voters in the once Democratic Ohio county that surrounds the shuttered Lordstown General Motors plant delivered a decisive victory last month to the sitting president who had promised and failed to save their jobs. In the heavily Hispanic South Bronx, the liberal sanctum of San Francisco and the immigrant-rich neighborhoods of Miami, President Trump also shrank Democratic margins by drawing thousands more to his side. He even swept the 31 Iowa counties that voted twice for Barack Obama before choosing Trump in 2016.

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Democrats see Republicans gaining among key voting groups, despite Biden s win

Democrats see Republicans gaining among key voting groups, despite Biden s win
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Democrats see grim prospects despite win

Democrats see grim prospects despite win Michael Scherer, The Washington Post Dec. 21, 2020 FacebookTwitterEmail 3 1of3President-elect Joe Biden is pictured delivering a Thanksgiving speech on Thursday, Nov. 25, 2020. Before the Biden team can produce the results they have promised, they still have to persuade the public - and likely at least a few Senate Republicans, who could still be in the majority come January.Washington Post photo by Demetrius FreemanShow MoreShow Less 2of3A billboard reads: American steel = American Jobs. Thank you, President Trump in Warren, Ohio in November.Washington Post photo by Salwan GeorgesShow MoreShow Less 3of3 Voters in the once Democratic Ohio county that surrounds the shuttered Lordstown General Motors plant delivered a decisive victory last month to the sitting president who had promised and failed to save their jobs.

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