Powerful earthquake rocks northern Europe near Bonn
A strong quake centered near the Netherlands Germany border rattled a wide area. It injured over two dozen people and damaged hundreds of buildings across Germany Netherlands Belgium and France. A Bonn resident died of a heart attack linked to the tremor and chimneys collapsed in Herkenbosch.
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Bonn
Germany
Europe
Netherlands
Belgium
Ludwig Ahrhorner
The
Seismographic Institute of
Roermond
Hein Haak
Royal Dutch Weather Institute
Brussels
France
Heinsberg
Juergen
Clinton Incineration Fight Shapes Arkansas Toxic Site Battle
In Jacksonville Arkansas Governor Bill Clinton faces local opposition over burning 30 000 barrels of dioxin contaminated chemicals tied to Agent Orange production Critics say incineration releases unburned dioxin while officials defend it as the only EPA permitted disposal method The site near Little Rock Air Force Base is part of the Superfund cleanup with protests led by groups like People Against A Chemically Contaminated Environment and local residents fear cancer miscarriages and birth defects from contamination
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Clinton
Ruby Brown
Jacksonville
Seuior
Little Rock Air Force Base
Lorain Board Narrows 13th District Ballot Field
The Lorain County Board of Elections removed Richard Shaw and Victor Balest from the June 2 U S House 13th District ballot for insufficient valid signatures. Republican Michael Corrigan withdrew. Lorain Democrat John Michael Ryan seeks ballot access but did not refile after district changes.
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Elyria
Richard Shaw
Victor Balest
U.S
House of Representatives
Lorain County
Gracia
Balest
Medina County
Lorain
John Michael Ryan
Ryan
Ohio
Elections Board
Anthony Naples
Don J. Pease
D-Oberlin
Labor Dept sues Diversified over insolvent health plan
The Labor Department filed suit in California against Diversified and its officers on March 19 seeking a temporary restraining order to stop new enrollments, a court receivership, and removal of officers. The plan, tied to the Oberlin North Ridgeville and Brunswick chambers and the Middlebury Heights group, is alleged to be insolvent with more than $18 million in benefits unpaid. Local hospitals and clinics report delayed or missing payments as the $1.5 million in outstanding claims mounts, with judge Takasugi yet to rule on receivership. The federal probe into self funded plans includes Diversified, a health trust for the International Union of Petroleum and Industrial Workers, which took over from Group Plans Inc. in 1991.
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Labor Department
Pension and Welfare Benefits Administration
Diversified and Company
North Ridgeville
Oberlin
Brunswick Chambers of Commerce
Brunswick
Middlebury Heights
Berry
Diversified
International Union of Petroleum and Industrial Workers
Chamber Health Plans
Group Plans Inc
Cincinnati
Local incorporations filed in Columbus office
Secretary of State Bob Taft reports articles of incorporation filed by several Lorain Elyria Amherst and nearby firms. Entities include 4660nsurance Agency Inc Grit Inc Sherrill Construction Inc J and M Furniture and Interiors Inc Childress Construction Inc Contract Labor Inc Winston Leasing Co and others with listed incorporators and agents.
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Columbus
Bob Taft
Donald R. Sherrill
Joy L. Sherrill
J and M Furniture and Interiors Inc
Elyria
Joseph M. Tornabene
Childress Construction, Inc
Amherst
Ted Childress
Edna M. Chiltress
Russell T
Anenth
Ted
Contract Labor, Inc
Browns plan six week summer camp in Berea facility
Browns will open a six week summer camp on July 17 at a new First Avenue training facility in an urban Berea setting. Bailey says up to 5000 fans a day may attend. admission and parking are free. The city will publish a 12 page program with 125 local ads and coupons to guide fans to shops and eateries.
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First Avenue
Lakeland Community College
Chamber
George Kanaan
Berea
Stanley J. Trapp
Front Street
Browns
Triangle
Parkway Shops
West Valley Plaza
Berea High
Boehm Middle School
Bailey Road
Bailey
Trupp
Two Women Vie For California Senate Seats In Historic Run
In Sacramento California two women face off for the open Senate seats as Democrat Dianne Feinstein and Republican Barbara Boxer pursue the nomination. Each argues women voters can tip the balance though both deny courting votes solely on gender.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
U.S
Alan Cranston
Pete Wilson
Princess Anne petitions for divorce from Mark Phillips
LONDON AP Princess Anne the Princess Royal filed a divorce petition from Captain Mark Phillips after 15 years of marriage and more than two years separated. The Palace said the divorce decree should follow soon with both residing apart since 1989. Their union produced Peter and Zara and they remain active in equestrian circles.
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London
Anne
Elizabeth II
Mark Phillips
Buckingham Palace
Princess Royal
Phillips
Westminster Abbey
Peter
Zara
Prince Andrew
Sarah Ferguson
Duke
Duchess of York
Russia's Cabinet Resignation Threat Sparks Political Turmoil
Yeltsin faces a looming crisis as the cabinet signals a potential collapse of governance amid pressure from anti-Yeltsin forces. Parliament debates limiting presidential powers while Yeltsin clings to decree authority and a Sept. 1 handover timeline. Ministers warn of dire economic fallout without continued reform and foreign support, including investment, ruble stability, and market access. Lawmakers debate the nation’s exact constitutional name as the crisis deepens.
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Soviet Union
Congress
Sergei Baburin
Yeltsin
Russia
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Schlather Insurance Agency of
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Eet
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Joe Pinczuk
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Oberlin Clinic
Randy Davis
A.C. Hudnutt
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A. Cooper
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Ie Arnold Miller
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Philip W. Kelly
Pye
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Charles Silea
San Francisco
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