Orphans from Vietnam Begin New Lives in Ohio
Four Vietnamese orphans arrive in Ohio as part of Operation Baby Lift, starting new families in Akron and Dayton. Parents recount the challenges of communication and culture, while the Spicuzzas and Hulecs pursue additional adoptions from Vietnam and Cambodia.
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Ohio
le Trunk Thao
Akron
Saigon
Pamela Cartwright
Kimibynan
Hoang Yan Long
Matthew Ray
James Steiner
West Liberty
Chicago
le van Tum
Cads Vietz
Dayton
Meghan Hulec
Pirma Heights
Mathew Ray Steiner
le Vin Tam
Ahiron
Viets
Steiner Hut
Tragic 2 Year Old Killed by Car in Street
A two year old boy riding a toy in the street near his Hollywood Drive home was struck and killed by a car. The driver, Mrs Shir on Wilkerson, and the child’s parents were present at the scene. Witnesses were scarce and police investigated the accident as officials provided initial statements.
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Boy
Hollywood
Pam Ice Dent
West High window breakers sent to Youth Commission
Two youths from West High admitted to vandalism during a weekend window shattering spree at West High in late January. Judge Henry Webbe noted minimum five month terms with possible confinement until age 21. The incident caused about 2000 in damages and involved three youths ages 15 and 17. Parents face civil restitution limits up to 2,000 under state law.
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West High
Youth Commission
Aim i
Fisrid West High Seleal
Ohio Youth Commission
Senteneng Stallowed
Heavng Betare
Henry Webbe
Clinton
Taran County
Webber
The Case Against College by Caroline Bird
Author Caroline Bird argues college is a poor investment and that many graduates take jobs available to high school graduates. She notes cultural pressure to attend and questions whether college directly increases earnings or life chances.
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Caroline Bird
Wass Bird
Sven Community College
Miss Burd
Miss Bird
Yan
Historic building hit by fire in Wellington
Fire caused an estimated 50 000 damage to the Wellington Auto Parts building at 121 123F Herrick. No one was hurt. The fire began in the second story where unoccupied apartments were located. Authorities say sunshine through a skylight caused spontaneous combustion. The building is on the National Historic Register. The west side housing the auto parts storage was gutted while the center store remained open. The former apartment occupant died last year. Wellington called Oberlin for assistance with its 85 foot aerial ladder truck. Weather forecast: sunny with a high around 44 and a chance of rain tonight and tomorrow.
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Spicuzzas
California
Saigon
William Spicuzza
Spicuzza
Project Orphans Abroad
Cleveland
Spicurzas
Linda
Thieuw
South Vietnam
Mondis
Mekong
Sugon
Miot
Nguyen Thanh Trung
North Seetnam
Iegular Airforce
Bee Ger Phan Phung Tien
Tin Son Nhut
Cambodia
Long Bore
Khmer Rouge
Imbodin
Three
Trants
Premize
Phnom Penh Lodis
Lon Nollo
Adonesis
Bingkokh
Thi
Charticha Choonhas
Chartictat
Wellington
Wellington Auto Parts
Herrick
Allen W Kimmich
William Weber
Sunshine
Weber
Oberlin
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Kimi Lyan
Thieu
Kevin T Curry
Mike Benbow
Shiron Wilkerson
Riv
Choyipher
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SPI
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Ilert
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Theu Spose
Sis
Wissue
Athice
Lorain
Gene Krebs
Enle
Contract Bridge
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UPI
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Kimmich
Archibald Willard
Spirit of
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