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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1994
Page
1
The Royals completed a sweep of the Cleveland Indians to maintain first place as Kansas City delivered a pounding. The Royals offense clicked behind timely hits and depth while pitcher rotation limited the Tribe’s scoring.
Three boys aged 11 to 13 were arrested in Cleveland on suspicion of starting a grass fire that blew toward a West Side warehouse, destroying several small businesses. Firefighters battled 60-plus personnel as winds fanned the blaze, with damage estimated at 2 to 3 million dollars.
Lakewood environmentalist Steve Gannis charged the Earth Day Coalition should refuse contributions from BP CEL and LTV Steel and from Cleveland to avoid conflicts of interest. He invited the public to a Sunday conference at Edgewater Park to discuss funding and ethics as EARTHFest 94 runs at the Cleveland Zoo.
In Gorazde Bosnian Serb artillery pounded the Muslim enclave as thousands of refugees remained on the streets without shelter. The UN said the town was at Serb mercy after weeks of failed air strikes and diplomacy. A Russian envoy criticized Serb leaders while shells hit a hospital roof and a Red Cross building near the UNHCR office.
Serb forces said they had overrun most of the Gorazde enclave except the town center and a stretch along the Drina River north bank. The offensive began three weeks ago as troops moved to seize control amid ongoing fighting.
President Clinton said the United States cannot easily deploy close air support to Gorazde as Serbian shells pound the UN "safe haven." Sen. Lugar warned the West must act to save the remaining Muslim safe havens while Rep. Hamilton urged aggressive enforcement of UN resolutions.
U.S. teen Michael Fay faces six lashes in Singapore for vandalism. A Singapore medical officer could halt the sentence if not fit, with the president’s clemency as a possible path. Fay’s attorney cites attention deficit disorder as a contributing factor.
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