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Joe Kohn, a spokesman for the Archdiocese of Detroit, said Archbishop [Vigneron] will have the final word on accepting or rejecting a recommendation from the parish on whether to continue with the school. Mr. Kohn wouldn't divulge the decision the St. Anthony's pastor, the Rev. Brian Hurley, and parish leaders have made on the school's future. The closing and consolidation of Catholic schools is occurring across Michigan and Ohio, in part because of the area's sluggish economy and rising educational costs. \"It is a trend that has been going on for many years,\" he said.

The survey asks Catholics who don't attend Sunday mass regularly to rate, for example, whether it's because they find the pastor or parish \"not welcoming\" or find services \"boring.\" The results aren't \"intended to grade the performance of your pastor,\" said Joe Kohn, an archdiocesan spokesman, but they are \"meant to assess the effectiveness of the parish.\" \"It is important to be aware of how, you, the faithful, regard these endeavors as well as your awareness of opportunities to engage in the sacramental and ministerial life of your parish,\" [Allen Vigneron] wrote. \"It is additionally important to obtain your views on various aspects of parish life and the challenges facing the church.\"

The AP wrongly called Democrats Joe Kohn and Mina Baker Knoll as winners for attorney general and state treasurer, respectively, based on early returns and exit polling data from the presidential race. Early returns heavily favored Kohn and Knoll, making them appear as likely victors over their GOP opponents for attorney general, Mike Fisher, and state treasurer, Barbara Hafer.

[Joe Kohn] joined a pair of fellow Democrats, Mayor Charlie Robertson and police Commissioner Herbert Grofcsik, on the City Hall steps to urge more statewide cooperation in knocking off drug kingpins. Kohn faces state Sen. Mike Fisher, R-Allegheny County, in the Nov. 5 election. Asked about the big-city dealers that have descended on towns like York, Kohn said more regional cooperation could be the answer.

Attack advertising either focuses on the trivial or exaggerates small chunks of reality. The purpose is profoundly negative: It depresses turnout. If you're disgusted with \"your\" candidate, you're less likely to vote. Consider Pennsylvania's attorney general race. It went one way, in favor of Democrat Joe Kohn, at the start of the night and ended up as a victory for Republican Mike Fisher. (It seemed so much in Mr. Kohn's control that the normally cautious Associated Press called the race early for Mr. Kohn. The AP then had to back off with egg on its face. We apologize to readers of about 10,000 York Daily Records that contained this inaccurate story.) The final margin of victory only was about 67,000 votes out of more than 4 million cast across the state. That's about the same number of people who voted for Bob Dole in York County.

It was one of four visits [Joe Kohn] planned with seniors across the state. The Philadelphia lawyer, a Democrat, faces state Republican Sen. Mike Fisher on Nov. 5. Kohn lost four years ago to former Attorney General Ernie Preate, who is now serving time in a Minnesota federal prison for mail fraud.

Candidate in York: Joe Kohn, the Democratic candidate for attorney general, will hold a news conference today with a fellow Democrat, Mayor Charlie Robertson.

The source of campaign dollars has become an issue in the race between Republican Mike Fisher and Democrat Joe Kohn as each candidate calls his opponent's money dirty. The campaigns are scheduled to report contributions on Tuesday. Fisher campaign manager Jerry Pappert said he expects to report a cash balance of more than $1 million. Kohn spokesman Steve Caplan declined to say how much the campaign would report, except to say Kohn would be \"competitive.\" Officer Patrick Crowell, a police spokesman, said investigators did not know whether the gunmen, who quickly left the scene, were attempting to rob the victim or had a different motive. Crowell said police also did not know what the relationship between the victim and children was.

[Joe Kohn] is right: Pennsylvania's crime rate did rise faster than the nation's - 3.1 percent compared to 2.7 percent, according to the FBI's 1991 Uniform Crime Report. Kohn's ad implies that Preate's drug strike forces don't work. His 27-page strategy for fighting crime documents turf battles between Preate and county district attorneys over drug task force cases. But the task forces, increased from 10 to 54 during Preate's four years, have arrested more than 5,600 drug suspects. Kohn also implies that Preate is afraid to prosecute organized crime and political corruption. Preate's office has been involved in nearly a dozen mob-related drug cases, including a recent bust of Mafia-connected drug suspects in the Poconos. It is true that Preate has not prosecuted a ranking state official for corruption, but he has prosecuted county officials. Kohn's strategy calls for longer sentences for drug offenders, construction of new prisons and alternative methods for punishment.

Restaurateur DuVall and partner and executive chef Joe Kohn, who own Izzy's Steak & Chop House in San Francisco and San Carlos, couldn't have timed the opening any better, given the warming political relations between nations and President Barack Obama's recent state visit. Tierra Frita ($9), a vegetarian take on frito misto, included hearts of palm, crunchy fennel, strips of onion and snappy green beans.