Bear attack at mall during children’s show injures boy
A 2 year old boy Kevin E Kuhn from Galion was clawed by a 300 pound bear during a picture with the animal at Kingsgate Mall Mansfield as his trainer Walter Naghtin Jr of Northbrook Illinois was treated for a hand wound. The boy was flown to Columbus Children’s Hospital in poor condition with facial and scalp lacerations after the bear toppled him during the Goldilocks and the Three Bears event.
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Kevin E. Kuhn
Galion
Kingsgate
Kevin
Mansfield General Hospital
Children’s Hospital
Columbus
News Journal
Walter Naghtin Jr
Northbrook
Mansfield Hospital
Japanese maglev proposal aims to link airport to Disney
A Mag-Lev of Florida plan would run a 300 mph maglev train 20 miles from Orlando International to Disney World in about 10 minutes. Orange County official Lou Treadway says it would boost the area as a transportation showcase and attract visitors. Disney publicity head Charles Ridgway calls the idea potentially a major attraction. The privately funded project estimates cost at 500 to 800 million dollars and seeks county help to secure right of way, with operation possible within 10 years.
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Disney World
Orange County
Lou Treadway
Charles Ridgway
Disney
Mag-Lev
Florida
Commission
Marijuana ship seized in Miami with possible $100 million fine
A 356 foot cargo ship, Mercandian Supplier II, carrying over 12,000 pounds of marijuana was seized by the U S Customs Service in Miami. The vessel’s owner Kirk Shipping Lines of the Cayman Islands faces potential penalties up to 100 million dollars as negotiations begin next week. Customs cites more than 20 prior drug smuggling incidents aboard Kirk ships in 18 months.
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Cayman Islands
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Michael Sheehan
Kirk
William J. Luebkert
Hunger strike planned by 129 Soviet women on emigration ban
A group of 129 Soviet women barred from emigrating announced a three day hunger strike starting International Women's Day. Participants from Moscow Leningrad Tallinn and Vilnius will end on International Women's Day. Last year 75 Jewish women joined in similar protests.
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Judith Lurie
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Intergovernmental Committee For Migration
Scandal rocks town and a sled race begins
A scandal shakes the town as readers learn of a mayoral dispute and public uproar surrounding a local sled race kickoff. A father campaigns to ban a controversial toy amid the heated public debate and policy talk.
Lottery Club Jackpot Sparks Friendship Fallout
At Cottage Hospital in Grosse Pointe Farms a 20 member Dietary Lotto Club split a 2.3 million Super Lotto win. Treasurer Norma Brumm says six members did not pay for January tickets, seeking a court ruling to divide the prize among 14 members, potentially boosting each share to 166,659.
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Detroit
Norma Brumm
Brumm
Wayne County Circuit Court
Cottage Hospital
Grosse Pointe Farms
Tibetans riot at Lhasa police station amid festival end
Tibetan protesters attacked a Lhasa police station and vehicles during the Great Prayer Festival closing. Xinhua reported no casualties or arrests, noting calm later and a horse race proceeding. The unrest followed last year's deadly protests and the Dalai Lama’s exile.
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Carlucci Eyes Talks With Kremlin to Prevent Border Flareups
Defense Secretary Frank Carlucci hopes a March Bern meeting with Soviet Defense Minister Dmitri Yazov yields a path to deter flareups like the East Germany 1985 shooting of Maj. Arthur Nicholson. He notes Moscow seeks arms control talks and a new defense doctrine while warning against a parallel negotiating channel.
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Dmitri Ustinov
George P. Shultz
Eduard A. Shevardnadze
Weather zones show mild today with variable tonight
Zones 1 2 and 3 6 4 5 7 8 9 12 13 15 16 17 report sunny to mostly cloudy conditions. Highs range from 50s to 65, mainly around 58 to 60, with southwest winds 5 to 25 mph and cooler Monday. Journal World readings note temperatures from 34 to 74 historic highs and Clinton Lake at 875.88 feet.
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Which City Has More Snow Boston or Bismarck
A weather comparison asks which city receives more snow between Boston and Bismarck. Boston typically sees lighter, wetter snowfall guarded by coastal storms, while Bismarck often endures heavier pileups from cold dry snaps and lake effect bands inland.
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Panamanian envoy warns of bloodshed over Noriega indictment
Juan B. Sosa, Washington ambassador for deposed President Delvalle, warns U S interests could face bloodshed if Noriega indictments are withdrawn. He cites hints of a deal to let Noriega exile, while State Department denies any discussion. Reagan press conference quoted.
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Panama
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