Botha moratorium frees pass law prisoners in South Africa
President P W Botha announced a moratorium on arrests for pass law violations and pledged release of those charged or jailed. He said the suspension starts Wednesday as the government outlines a new non-discriminatory system of orderly urbanization replacing the pass laws. The plan retains identity documents for verification until July 1 when new uniform IDs will be issued to all races. Opponents fear continued control under a reassigned system and call for full repeal.
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Dentist from Westlake gets five year sentence
Dr. Terry L. Hughes, 32, of 2234 Georgia Dr., Westlake, convicted of illegally prescribing drugs and sharing in a patient stash, sentenced to five consecutive one year terms. He pleaded no contest to five counts of aggravated drug trafficking and was remanded to sheriff's deputies.
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City to fund plans for Washington Ave bridge project
Elyria officials plan a 90000 appropriation to draw plans for a Washington Avenue span expected to cost about 14 million with 80 percent federal support. The 1913 bridge may require deck replacement after repairs reveal damage. Construction could start next year as part of a larger downtown wiring and infrastructure upgrade.
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American librarian among new terror victims in Lebanon
The American University Hospital identified librarian Peter Kilburn as one of three Westerners killed in Lebanon in retaliation for U S air attacks on Libya. Kilburn's body was identified at 5 30 p m while UN officials ruled out Alec Collett’s death. Reports describe global anti U S protests and a U S embassy evacuation as governments weigh responses to terrorist killings.
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Rising Terrorism Fails to Deter Student Abroad Plans
Emily Koch, a Berea High School senior, plans to study abroad through student exchange programs despite global terrorism. The note appears on Page B-4 with a mention of broader world events and reactions among youths.
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Spellers vie for CT national finals berth at Elyria Catholic
Thirty six top spellers from three districts compete at Elyria Catholic High School for the chance to represent the state in the national finals in Washington. The event is highlighted on page 3.1 with accompanying photos.
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Weekend Weather Outlook With Patchy Clouds
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies tonight with a low near 40. Saturday remains partly cloudy with a high between 65 and 70. A 20 percent chance of rain is noted, with further details on Page A-3.
Ownership dispute over Creekwood Golf 13th hole escalates
Elyria reports a boundary dispute at Creekwood Golf Course where 13th hole play is affected by a 500 foot fence built along the fairway. The owner, June Raymond of North Ridgeville, sues James Cary Sr. of East Cleveland for trespass and obstructed play. A temporary restraining order was issued, with a hearing set for April 30.
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Creekwood
Eaton Township
June Raymond
Mills Creek Lane
North Ridgeville
Lorain County
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James H. Cary Sr
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McGonagle notes rise in youth Black voting
McGonagle reports more Americans are voting, with emphasis on young Black voters. The piece contrasts growing political participation with cultural features on pages A-7 and D-1, including Far Side Doonesbury Bloom County and Dear Abby.
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Abby
Cybill Shepherd Tops Parade Cover as Moonlighting Star
Cybill Shepherd, previously mocked as pretty but dumb, rises to acclaim as the Moonlighting lead. Parade Magazine features her on the Sunday cover, highlighting critics’ rave reviews and her breakout success.
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