Buffalo abortion protests prompt vow of nonviolence
Buffalo faces two to four weeks of planned protests by Operation Rescue aiming to shut clinics, with abortion-rights groups pledging forceful demonstrations to keep facilities open. Both sides trained for civil disobedience, while Mayor Griffin invited a Wichita-style action in the city.
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N.Y
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Wichita
Kan
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Jesus
Buffalo United For Choice
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Pro-Choice Network
YMCA
Kansas
James D. Griffin
Burglars Loot Barres Plumbing in Elyria Break-In
Police report burglars broke a window at 145 5th St. to enter Barres Plumbing and Heating in Elyria. They ransacked an office, stole $180 from a safe, and removed hinge pins from the safe. evidence included a saw and other tools found near the scene.
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Elyria
Barres
5Th St
Appeals court lifts stay in Harris execution case in California
The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals overturned a temporary restraining order and allowed the execution of Robert Alton Harris to proceed, potentially making California's first gas chamber execution since 1967 possible. Harris was convicted in 1979 for the killings of two San Diego teenagers during a 1978 bank robbery.
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San Francisco
Robert Alton Harris
California
U.S Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S
Marilyn Hall Patel
Gwen Baptiste
Harris
San Diego
Danny
Baptiste
Patel
John Mayesk
Michael Baker
Weekend rainfall floods streams and rivers in the area
Rain over the weekend surpassed a inch and pushed streams over their banks in several locations. Black River and Wellington Creek flooded wooded areas near Wellington Oberlin Route 58 and Findley State Park. Temperatures rose to 80 so far this weekend as forecasters predict more showers and thunderstorms with highs in the 60s to 70s later in the week.
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North Ridgeville
Ray Diederich
Wellington
Oberlin
Wellington Creek
Findley State Park
Downtown Parking Plan Aims Free Lots and Higher Fines
Merchants and police back a plan to end downtown meters, convert Lake and Washington lots to free parking, raise fines, and tow repeat offenders. Officials say employees overload the street while shoppers and visitors overstay, with two new full time attendants to enforce the policy.
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Sider
Washington Avenue
Lake Avenue
Boyson
Broad Street
Thomas Bowen
Elyria Savings and Trust Bank
Lorain County Bank
Bowen
Recovery and resilience echo in Thompson’s long rehabilitation
Thompson endures daily physical therapy after a farm accident left his right arms severely injured and skin grafted. He travels 20 miles to St Aloisius Hospital for two hour sessions, then continues at home while balancing school and interviews. Despite frustrations with limited mobility, doctors note improving shoulder movement and reduced pain as therapists work to regain strength and dexterity.
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Harvey's
St. Aloisius Hospital
Christenson
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