Reagan Admin Renounces World Court in Central America
The Reagan administration bans World Court jurisdiction in Central America for two years, citing Nicaragua’s Security Council action over harbor mining. Contingency plans for U S combat troops are drafted, while officials deny active CIA involvement but acknowledge possible military aid hurdles and a hard stance toward Nicaragua.
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Reagan
Central America
State Department
Nicaragua
U.N. Security Council
U.S
FE Salvador
Congress
Defense
Caspar W Weinberger
White House
Work in soil prepares spring sweet pea planting
April work on Rick Duran’s 14 acre Sheffield Village farm shows soil preparation for spring sweet pea planting. The photo, credited to Bernie Noble, depicts Duran operating a tractor on his fields at 2483 N Ridge Rd. Farm news on Page B-4.
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Rick Duran
Ridge Road
Sheffield Village
Bernie Noble
Royals beat Indians in rain soaked clash 5-4
A pair of Kansas City Royals fans share a blanket and umbrella as Kansas City defeats Cleveland 5-4 in a windy rain soaked Sunday game. Details in the sports pages.
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Royals
Kansas City
Kansas City Royals
Cleveland Indians
Case that won't die
Orville Stifel 37, imprisoned 1968 for the Lorain school teacher murder, seeks relief 16 years after conviction as Judge Alvin S. Krenzler considers a petition to vacate the sentence. Stifel claims government withheld evidence. the defense cites FOIA disclosures. Prosecution asserts no suppressed material existed.
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Scott Stephens
Cleveland
Lorain
Orville Stifel
Stifel
Daniel J. Ronee
Ronee
U.S. District Court
Alvin S. Krenzler
Niki Schwartz
U.S
Ann C. Rowland
Quiet Clear Night With Mild Tuesday Outlook
A clear night with a low around 32 and easterly winds of 10 to 15 mph. Tuesday should be sunny with a high near 50 and cooler air near the lake. Chance of precipitation remains near zero percent tonight and Tuesday. Details on Page A-3.
Five Elyria teachers face layoff amid enrollment drop
Elyria schools plan up to five elementary and two junior high layoffs next year as enrollment dips about 150 students. Two parochial-school auxiliary teachers will be laid off as a formality pending state funding. Board action set for April 16.
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Elyria
Robert Herndon
Herndon
Tragedy Near Amherst: Pike Turnpike Crash Claims Family
In 1981 a near head-on collision on the Ohio Turnpike eight miles west of Exit 8 in Amherst Township killed a Brighton Michigan family of five and left 12-year-old Kelli Ann Griffin critically injured with ruptured spleen and other injuries. Her father mother and four sisters died in the crash. The incident ranks among the turnpike’s worst disasters in history.
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Kelli Ann Griffin
Lorain Community Hospital
Brighton, Mich
Amherst Township
Lorain County Vital Statistics Highlights From 1980 Census
New Census Bureau data in State and City Data Book compares Ohio counties and cities down to 2 500 population. Lorain County ranks best for marital stability, Medina counts show lowest death rate, Brunswick and Strongsville top lists for children and seniors, while Lorain’s Hispanic share is four times Youngstown’s and Strongsville leads among cities over 25 000 with high male ratio.
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Huber Heights
Portsmouth
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Parma
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Kelli Griffin
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Fred McGonagle
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