Saudis endure worst U S attack in Persian Gulf
A fuel truck bomb devastates an American housing complex in Al Khobar Dhahran Saudi Arabia killing nineteen Americans and injuring hundreds. The blast crater 35 feet deep 85 feet wide left a ruined eight story building and sparked international concern. President Clinton vowed FBI help as U N no fly zone missions continued and Saudi King Fahd offered condolences.
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Park official warns visitors after cliff accidents at McConnell's Mill
A 17 year old West Liberty girl and a 15 year old Pittsburgh youth were injured after falls at McConnell's Mill State Park. Both accidents occurred near the Kildoo Run area where wet rocks and algae made edges slippery. Officials urge visitors to stay on marked trails and away from cliff ledges to avoid fatal drops.
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Fornataro gets house arrest amid casino gambling case
Angelo Fornataro 56 of 736 Vogan St. New Castle Area School District athletic director was sentenced in Lawrence County Common Pleas Court on May 9 to 60 days house arrest after pleading guilty to three counts of pool selling and bookmaking. Judge Glenn McCracken Jr. criticized the leniency and noted doctors' medical reports while staying with the sentence.
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Lawrence County Common Pleas Court
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Vogan St
New Castle Area
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Frank J. Melidona
Melidona
McCracken
Adelphia Cable Rates to Rise for 19 500 Subscribers
Adelphia Communications will raise cable rates for 19 500 subscribers starting August 1 due to inflation and higher programming costs from channel operators. President Louis Abraham cited ESPN costs rising from 65 to 75 cents per subscriber monthly, with 85 cents projected in 1997, costing Adelphia about 16 575 dollars monthly to add ESPN for the 19 500 subscribers.
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Adelphia
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Lawrence County
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