City council eyes new rules after Klan square display
Cincinnati council members call for revised guidelines for displays on Fountain Square after a cross sponsored by the Ku Klux Klan was removed before permit expiry. Lurber urges a space for community events and broad public enjoyment.
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Griffin Bell Hired to Represent Bush in Iran Contra Probe
President Bush engages former Attorney General Griffin Bell to aid in the Iran Contra inquiry. Bell will seek public release of Bush's five hour sworn deposition from January 11, 1988, as Walsh's prosecutors review notes and compare them with the deposition.
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Washington Post
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Griffin Bell
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14 year old Fremont girl charged with sister murder
A 14-year-old Fremont girl appeared in Juvenile Court on murder charges after authorities say she suffocated her 4-year-old sister with a pillow. The case centers on an entry in the teen’s Christmas diary and a police investigation into the girl’s disappearance and the sister’s death.
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Ted Johnson
Rich Phillips
California gray whale removed from endangered list
The government announced the California gray whale has been delisted, the first marine mammal ever cleared under the Endangered Species Act. Only the alligator previously achieved full recovery among U S species.
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Snowbound Sierra Nevada Reopens Two Highways
In California South Lake Tahoe residents dig out as storms ease briefly. A break allows limited reopening of two major highways through the Sierra Nevada while up to 8 feet of snow falls at higher elevations and drifts reach 12 feet, with heavy snow also affecting Nevada Oregon Utah Wyoming and Colorado.
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Amtrak Derailment in Michigan Injures Seven
An Amtrak Pere Marquette train from Chicago to Grand Rapids derailed near Lincoln Township in Berrien County at 8:40 p.m. EST. All four passenger coaches and the engine overturned. About 217 people were aboard with seven minor injuries treated and released.
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