Two arrested in slaying of family near Wilmington
In Clinton County two men were arrested on Saturday in the March 29 killings of Donald Danes and his wife Karen and their son Rodney at Lees Creek. Lisa Danes, 5, survived. Authorities withheld names until Monday and said suspects are Brown County residents. In Mississippi, tornadoes and storms across northern Mississippi killed 10, injured many, and damaged Water Valley, with five confirmed dead in the business district and the police station report.
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Memphis
Tenn
Symbols and guns in Cleveland spark police debate
The speaker notes how Americans are bombarded with symbols from the eagle to the flag and even the Brooklyn Dodgers. He laments too many symbols to respect and cites Cleveland as an example where a major clash centered on police arming with more effective weapons.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Cleveland
Symbols and guns and the noise of ideas
A mix of weather notes and a column on symbols versus issues. Observations on gun symbolism in policing, racial perceptions, Cleveland politics, ERA debates, and school prayer alongside a quip about cymbals as noisy national symbols. The piece ends with a quip about aging and resilience.
Seaway Turns 25 Amid Cynicism and Hope
The St Lawrence Seaway marks 25 years as a mixed blessing with critics noting half capacity and tolls hindering growth. Once hailed as a inland sea coast, it now struggles against coast ports, with trade at 43 million tons in 1982 and shipping season limits. Recent optimism cites minor signs of revival.
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Seaway
Baltimore
New Orleans
Great Lakes
John Hazard
Michigan State University
Seaway’s future rests on Great Lakes innovation says Sulpizio
Julie Thornton notes Sulpizio cautions that cargo moves via the seaway have seen little success and not become central to Lorain's traffic. He acknowledges past attempts but remains hopeful about an innovative future driven by ambitious regional players and new transportation options.
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Sulpizio
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence Seaway
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John Sulpizio
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