Wakeman residents rage over high school vandalism losses
Wakeman residents express anger over repeated vandalism at Western Reserve High School west of U.S. 20. Over five years damage totals reach 107000, including December fire damages over 100000 and June 3 window breakage costing about 7000. Community debates causes, youth involvement, and safety.
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TV host sought by Interpol for alleged molestation
Police pursue an international warrant for Frank Selas known as Mr. Wonder, host of a Monroe TV show, after three boys allege molestation during a camping trip. Selas reportedly called his wife from Brazil and planned to flee to Argentina as charges filed.
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Pope John Paul II struggles with pace on Polish tour
Pope John Paul II, aged 59, fatigues during his eighth day in Poland. coughing fits mark his stop near Krakow as hundreds of thousands crowd the shrine area. he takes quick pills before mass and continues a schedule that tests his endurance amid tensions with the communist state.
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Davis-Besse power forecast warns of shortages without restart
Northern Ohio faces possible electricity shortages if the Davis-Besse Nuclear Power Plant does not resume operations soon amid a heat wave. Toledo Edison and CEI warn of reliance on outside power as NRC reviews changes ordered after the Three Mile Island incident. Executives cite planned NRC-approved design and procedure updates and hope for a June restart to meet peak demand.
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Publisher vows to resist subpoena in Synanon case
POINT REYES STATION Calif UPI David Mitchell co publisher of the weekly newspaper that won a Pulitzer says he will resist a subpoena from Synanon for notes and records. The subpoena ties to a $32 million damage suit by Paul Morantz the Los Angeles lawyer attacked by a rattlesnake in his mailbox last October. Synanon founder Charles Dederich and two members have been charged in the incident.
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ACLU Says H-bomb Issue Speaks For Itself
The ACLU and allied lawyers and news groups clash with the government over Progressive magazine's attempt to publish an article on the H-bomb and official secrecy. The essential secret sat for nearly three years on public shelves at Los Alamos Scientific Library in New Mexico.
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Weather and notices from The Record
Variable cloudiness and warm humid conditions with showers or thunderstorms possible tonight and Sunday. Highs in the low 80s today, mid 70s Sunday, lows in the mid 60s tonight. Precipitation chances 50 percent tonight and 70 percent Sunday. Winds SW 10 to 20 mph today, veering W to NW near midnight. Birth notices list Ricky and Bonita Rasnick Norwalk a boy Eugene and Karen Szabo Berlin Heights a boy. Death notices Mrs Bertha C Avers Norwalk 87 and Mrs Davie Perry 67 North Fairfield. Robert Louis Stevenson will birthday bequeathed to Annie Ide. she complained her own fell on Christmas Day.
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Heart pacemakers free a child from Ondine’s Curse in sleep
Colin McQuillan a 19 month old from St. Paul received a second pacemaker May 15 in a 32 hour operation to breathe unaided during sleep. A larger nocturnal unit guides his implanted devices. Doctors optimistic he may go home in three weeks.
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Cancer-stricken vets seek help from government over Nagasaki exposure
Washington veterans rally at a news conference to press VA connections between their Nagasaki and Hiroshima exposure and cancer. James McDaniel, a 58 year old former Marine from Toutle Washington, cites Waldenstrom's macroglobulinemia and says the VA refused his service connected claim. Virginia Ralph recounts her husband Harold’s Nagasaki service and death from myeloma after years of pain and medical bills.
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