Iran-Iraq war to continue until Iraqi government ousted
UN Secretary General Javier Perez de Cuellar left Tehran after Iranian leaders said the war would persist until the Iraqi government is removed. Iran's parliament speaker Hashemi Rafsanjani vowed to punish the Iraqi regime for its aggression as Tehran seeks Saddam Hussein's ouster as a condition for peace.
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Motorcycle gangs clash with police at Bathurst race event
In Bathurst near Sydney, clashes during the Easter racing program left 57 officers injured and 74 people arrested. About 20 000 fans and 250 police were present as gangs hurled bricks bottles and bombs for hours. Seven officers were hospitalized for treatment.
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Weather Snow Grimly Streak Continues Across Regions
The nation endures a lengthy snow spell with heavy flurries across the Hudson Valley Catskills and Ohio while rain drapes southern Texas and New England. Temperatures range from teens in the north to 90s in the Southwest with varying winds and coastal wave conditions.
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Ohio man and wife killed in Pa plane crash
A 27 year old Ohio man and his 25 year old wife died when their plane crashed in an open field in Bullskin Township Fayette County at 5 13 p m Sunday. Deputy Coroner Dolly Holly said Reed and Ally son Blayne Shank Reed died instantly. Col Charles Cramer of the Civil Air Patrol described the crash nose first. The couple had departed Keller Brothers Airfield Lebanon Pa at about 2 30 p m Sunday bound for Columbus Ohio. Reed, a licensed aircraft mechanic, was to start a job with Rockwell International Corp.
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Lottery results: Big 4 and daily drawings announced
In Harrisburg the Pennsylvania Lottery published the Big 4 number 7844 for Saturday and the Daily Number 298. No further context or game details provided.
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Anti-nuclear protest swells near U.S. base in England
About 1,200 demonstrators camp outside Molesworth Air Force Base in Britain as organizers expect up to 20,000 for a Monday rally against cruise missiles. Two men, aged 30 and 34, were arrested for trespass under new laws after climbing the base fence.
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Easter celebrations turn deadly in Beirut shooting
In east Beirut two people were killed when snipers misread tracer fire during Easter celebrations. Three others were wounded near a church in a Beirut suburb by a mortar blast. Police reported unclear responsibility for the mortar fire after Easter sniping along the Green Line.
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Cabey seeks why after Goetz shooting
Darrell Cabey, 19, who was paralyzed by Bernhard Goetz in the subway incident, asked his mother why he was shot in his first words since waking from a coma. His mother said he did not speak to Goetz and questioned the motive as Goetz defends self defense.
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Winkler aids dying children and supports charity ties
Henry Winkler continues to visit wards with the Starlight Foundation helping grant last wishes of dying children while balancing family life with wife Stacey. they also back United Friends of the Children. Angela Ervin, Elizabeth Taylor and Luciano Pavarotti are noted in related health updates.
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First artificial heart recipient leaves hospital in Louisville
William Schroeder, 53, enjoyed a home breakfast and Easter prayers with a priest on his first full day living outside a hospital. His wife cooked the meal as Schroe der recovered at their Humana apartment near Humana Hospital Audubon. Murray Haydon remains stable at Audubon.
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Woman dies in balloon crash near Valencia Community College
An Orlando woman, Judy Marsh, 40, died when a hot air balloon caught fire on landing at Valencia Community College west campus. Her sister and the pilot escaped. The balloon briefly lifted off again before the gondola separated from the envelope. FAA and NTSB investigators remained on scene.
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Three win Ohio Lotto jackpot split at $1.58 million
Ohio Lottery reports three tickets share a $1,578,696 Ohio Lotto jackpot from Saturday. Each winning ticket for the six-number draw 3 4 18 19 20 37 nets $526,232, paid in 20 annual installments of $26,311.60. Sales for the semiweekly draw reached $3.74 million. The Number drawing produced 282.
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Church group warns of hunger aid shortfall in Cleveland
The Greater Cleveland Interchurch Council says emergency food supplies for the poor will run out by October without more funds. Officials cite a budget deficit of at least 200000 dollars this year. Cuyahoga County commissioners will provide 815000 for the council’s 137 million emergency food budget, matching 1984 levels, while a request for 185000 more was denied due to a tight budget. The director notes 238000 was lost when a funding group closed.
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Rev. Thomas Olcott Council
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Medical board in Ohio lacks enforcement power
Ohio's State Medical Board is understaffed to discipline physicians. Over 14 years only 13 licenses were revoked, far fewer than the 10 pharmacist licenses revoked by the smaller Board of Pharmacy last year. A New England Journal study ranks Ohio 40th in physician disciplinary actions.
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Coffman on Death Row Dies. Autopsy Pending
Ohio inmate Terry Coffman died Friday on death row at Lucasville after a fatal heart attack. Autopsy results due in about two weeks. authorities suspect death related to medications for depression. Coffman was condemned for the triple slayings of a Clinton County family. he was pronounced dead at Mercy Hospital in Portsmouth after being rushed from Lucasville.
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Six Way Tie for First at New York International Chess Tourney
The New York International Chess Tournament ended in a six way tie for first place. Players Larry Christiansen Yasser Seirawan Ljubomir Ljubojevic Sergey Kudrin Maxim Dlugy and Nick deFirmian each scored 7 points in nine rounds and shared $7 167 apiece. Kudrin and Ljubojevic drew after 40 moves as Kudrin offered a draw earlier. Ljubojevic rejected the draw hoping to win after sacrificing a queen, but Kudrin prevailed in a sequence of checks.
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Activists denounce France on independence rights in Guadeloupe
Five French island territories ended a three day meeting in Guadeloupe with a statement accusing France of denying the right to full sovereignty. About 3,000 rallied at Anse Bertrand without disturbances as 1.6 million residents live in overseas departments.
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