Judge orders Ivan to Israel in Demjanjuk extradition
U S District Judge Frank J Battisti rules John Demjanjuk extraditable to Israel to face possible death penalty or life imprisonment for alleged Nazi war crimes. Demjanjuk, 65, held after bond revoked and extradition delayed to May 1 for appeals. Prosecutors allege he ran Treblinka gas chambers and earned the moniker Ivan the Terrible.
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Cleveland
John Demjanjuk
United States
Israel
Tel Aviv
Frank J. Battisti
Demjanjuk
Adolf Eichmann
Menachem Russek
Russek
U.S. Justice Department
Office of Special Investigations
Treblinka
Ivan the Terrible
West Elyria recreation plan will yield pools and facilities
Elyria City Council approved a 2.5 million recreation program for West Park and other city sites. Construction starts late summer pending architect plans by Ron Landig and Wykoff Architects, with four neighborhood pools to be upgraded and new facilities added across North Park and West Park.
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Randall Edwards
C-T
Elyria
West Side
Michael Keys
Ron Landig
Keys
West
Parks and Recreation Board
East Park
Landig and Wykoff
Elyria Parks and Recreation Board
Lorain County approves limited insurance package
Lorain County commissioners move at the last minute to spend 200000 for limited coverage before the deadline. They accept Somers Agency bid for 500000 general liability for 60 days at 98000 with plans to readvertise for additional policies and terms for umbrella and public official liability.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Somers
George Koury Jr
Elyria Limits Bottle Clubs and BYOB Events
Elyria City Council banned bottle clubs charging admission and set BYOB event limits for church social and fraternal groups to six per year with free city permits. Mayor Keys authorized a one year contract with Clemons Nelson and Associates for labor relations and union talks at 25000 dollars.
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Elyria
Michael Keys
Clemons, Nelson and Associates
Keys
Reckless Drivers Prompt Grim Highway Metaphor Chuckle
A humorous line notes that reckless drivers reach their destination faster on life’s highway, using a wry punchline to reflect on danger and fate. The quip frames risky behavior as a shortcut to an end, delivering a brief, tongue in cheek takeaway.
Lady Godiva protest rides through Public Square in Cleveland
Susan Pope a Cleveland Libertarian joins a Tax Day protest on Public Square riding as Lady Godiva. The spectacle draws crowds, blocks traffic, and aims to prompt tax reform discussion while Libertarian spokespeople urge the crowd to voice opposition to taxes. Christine Morris adds a child’s shout amid the scene.
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Mark Savon
Libertarian Party
Lady Godiva
Susan Pope
Public Square
Gene Krebs
Cleveland
Susan Pope, A Clevelander and A Member of the Ohio Libertarian Party
Godiva
Public
Ohio
Ms. Morris
Spencer
Christine
Film fan plans 10000th movie next year
MEMPHIS Tenn AP Bill Kendall says he will reach his 10000th film next year but maintains a torrid pace he currently averages about 126 films annually. He notes that it is harder to see as many movies today.
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Memphis
Tenn AP
Bill Kendall
Kendall
Record of a Memphis theater buff who watches films weekly
Kendall, 60, maintains a running tally of every film he has seen with 415 titles in his best year. He once ran a small movie house and now works part time at a Memphis theater taking tickets for weekend matinees and chatting with moviegoers.
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Kendall
Memphis
Weather outlook clear and cool for Tonight and Wednesday
The forecast calls for clear and cooler conditions with a low near 40 tonight and a high 55 to 60 Wednesday. Rain chances remain near zero for both periods. Details on Page A-3.
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U.S
Ephraim
Israel Radio
Thomas Shores
D-5
Larry Tanner
D-1
Shores
Council
Richard Seward
Seward
Beverly Renner
West Pool
Golden Acres
Ohio Supreme Court
Koury
Marvelous Marvin Hagler
Las Vegas
Thomas Hearns
Teasy Rider
Katie S. Smith
Ohio Libertarians
Ms. Smith
Amy Morris
Accent Aid
Neem Ridgeville
Parshive
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