Baker discusses peacemaking structure and Arab participation
Baker outlines how negotiations might be built and who would represent the Palestinians. He notes Saudi Arabia and other front‑line states may skip talks, pressed that accountability lies with states neighboring Israel. Hussein praises U S efforts but remains noncommittal about a final peace plan.
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Bush
Saudi Arabia
Israel
Baker
Hussein
Syria
Jordan
Egypt
Lebanon
Mubarak
King Fahd
Prince Saud
United States
Middle East
U.S
Washington
Britain Iran reach hostage release pact in Tehran talks
Britain and Iran agreed to press Israel and groups in Lebanon to secure Western hostages' release. Lynda Chalker and Ali Akbar Velayati led the talks, the first between government ministers in 123 years. Chalker floated RAF helicopters aiding Kurdish refugees, a historic return to Iranian airspace if approved.
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Tehran
Iran
Britain
Israel
Lebanon
Overseas Development
Lynda Chalker
Ali Akbar Velayati
Chalker
Iraq
Royal Air Force
Schwarzkopf defends mission in Gulf War endgame
General Norman Schwarzkopf reflected on U N and U S actions in Iraq and Kuwait as he left Riyadh after receiving Saudi Arabia's top military honor. He said American troops would stay in a U N demilitarized zone to protect refugees while denying indefinite presence and defended the cease fire decision. He pressed the Kurdish and Shiite rebellions as separate from the war’s military goals and dismissed critics who linked the Kurdish uprising to the broader campaign. He engaged in a spirited exchange with a reporter about Iraq’s rebellion history and joked about a mock wrestle if needed.
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U.N
Iraq
United States
Saddam
U.S
Kuwait-Iraq
Schwarzkopf
Bush
Redefining the green movement fuels tensions with big environmental groups
A coalition led by Benjamin Chavitz Jr. argues that environmental justice links race, culture, and toxic exposure. Critics say mainstream groups lack grassroots power and inclusive decision making while minority communities suffer from landfills and incinerators.
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America
Benjamin Chavitz Jr
National Commission For Racial Justice
The
United Church of Christ
Richard Moore
Southwest
New Mexico
Sierra Club
Moore
Recycling curbside and drop offs across Bay Village area
Bay Village offers curbside pickup for glass newspapers and aluminum with no color sorting. Drop off site on Naigle Road accepts glass, cans appliances swing sets batteries waste oil cardboard and plastics. Several nearby communities provide glass and aluminum bins and occasional drop off weekends as part of expanding recycling programs.
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Bay Village
Bay
Naigle Road
Grafton
Sparkle Market
North Main Street
North Olmsted
Valvoline Motor Oil
Lorain Rd
North Ridgeville
Fire Department
Oberlin
IGA Foodliner
E. Lorain Street
Olmsted Falls
City Hall
Environmental Protection Board
Sheffield Lake
Harris Road
Richelieu Drive
Westlake
Bassett Road
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Wan
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Auate
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Bowe
Slambung
Femalor TV
Synehio-siad
Toshiba
Selephor Scrooner
Stewart's
Elyria
Cleveland St. Lorain
Utnyy Sale E
Amie
Exile
CDA
Cleveland Street
Ohio
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United Nations
Riyadh Air Base
Saddam Hussein
Wildlife Federation
Audubon Society
Environmental “Cartel
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National
Sharon Russell
Environmental
Russell
Vermilion
Devon Dr
Alex Angney
Kevin Murphy
Wellington
Drug Mart
Route 58
Tchr Alseli
No. 111
A.C. Hudnutt
Etyria
Foge
Grevlation
Chasemar
Arthur C Hudnutt
Cooper Hudnutt
Andrew R. Young
Eatenes
Arnold Miller
Andrew V. Ruckman
Jack E. Weaver
Gary Gozart
Arthur D. Hudnutt
Otto B. Schoeptle
Philip W. Kelly
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Accent
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Sun
London
Daly
Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company
East Ave
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