Firebomb damages Moscow synagogue and Lubavitch HQ
A kerosene bomb struck the Lubavitcher Hasidic movement complex in Moscow Sunday night, causing serious damage to the synagogue and the movement’s Moscow headquarters. No injuries were reported and no group claimed responsibility. The attack follows a history of anti Jewish violence in Russia and amid a court fight to reclaim 12,000 confiscated religious books.
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Allen Memorial Birth Notices Craned To Five Families
Twin sons born March 24 to Debra Rolfe in Wellington and a son to Danielle and Nicholas Schmittie in Elyria. A daughter born March 26 to Tamara Webb and David Webb in LaGrange. a daughter to Stephanie Miller and Alphonse Edwards in Lorain on March 27. a daughter to Vernie and Brian Cox in LaGrange on March 29. a son to Tracy Loop and William Farr in Gratton on March 30. Elyria Municipal Court judge George H. Ferguson reports unofficial tabulation for Wednesday, April 1.
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