Right Place Right Time Lehman’s Kidron Store
Lehman’s in Kidron remains a popular one stop shop for off the grid living as customers seek tools and supplies that operate without electricity. The diary style items note reactions from Browns fans about draft picks and a Delaware reverend’s thoughts on car shoes in Miami.
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Local sunlight on weather watchers and public figures
North Ridgeville weather observer Ray Diederich, Elyria public safety leaders Captain Dennis Will and County Prosecutor Gerald Innes profile how their expertise shapes coverage. Diederich tracks climate for 50 years and runs a greenhouse, while Will advances police transparency amid media interest and public briefings.
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U S Plans to Add 82 Planes to NATO Air Strikes
The Pentagon announced 82 U S planes will join NATO airstrikes over Yugoslavia with allies expected to add dozens more. The move aims to intensify daily strikes and boost deep strike capacity, signaling a escalation of the Kosovo war. Apache helicopters may take up to a month to be ready from Albania amid weather and logistics challenges.
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Clinton orders Belgrade strike amid civilian risk concerns
The article recalls President Clinton's decision to bomb the Belgrade Interior Ministry, despite fears a nearby hospital could be hit. Advisers debated the target, but Clinton judged the benefits outweighed costs and NATO planes hit the ministry on April 3.
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NASA weighs all female shuttle crews for 2001 plans
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP NASA may fly all female space shuttle crews within two years to study health effects in weightlessness ahead of a space station and Mars missions. Experts warn male and female responses differ, shaping calcium, kidney stone, radiation and immune system considerations. Millie Hughes Fulford advocates for women in space.
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University of California
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