Amherst boy in coma after brown recluse spider bite
Todd Quester of Amherst lay in a Cleveland hospital coma after a brown recluse spider bite. A serum from Brazil was rushed to the U.S. via jet and airlift to Cleveland Hopkins, with authorities coordinating through New York and the Instituto De Butantan to test its effectiveness.
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Lorain
Kokinda Opponent Withdraws Name From Petition
Frank C. Horvath of Lorain withdrew his petition to remove James Kokinda from Lorain’s Sixth Ward council seat. Horvath sent a letter requesting the withdrawal to Lorain County Probate Judge Harold S. Ewing.
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New Stifel evidence introduced in Lorain murder case
New evidence from the Orville E. Stifel I murder case surfaced in U S District Court in Cleveland. Investigators found newspapers in a Cincinnati apartment closet dated July after the killing and July 12, plus Columbus stories from July 18 and 21, tying to the Lorain schoolteacher Daniel J. Ronee murder. The postal lab head testified to Aug 30 searches and newspaper findings. The report notes other procedural issues in related filings.
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Avon Lake in Standstill as 55 of 73 Employees Call in Sick
Avon Lake public services halt as 55 workers call in sick in protest after council rejected most pay and hour increase requests. Police and fire chiefs note no major disasters but expect emergency response. Civil service tests eyed to fill posts as talks stall.
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Avon Lake teachers push for pay hike amid looming walkout
Avon Lake enters a potential May 2 teacher walkout after the Avon Lake Education Association recommends teachers not report unless meaningful negotiations occur by midnight May 1. The union seeks raising base pay from 5200 to 7000 with increments while the school board offered 5 percent. The board previously rejected a compromise.
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US and South Vietnam make major concessions at Paris talks
The United States and South Vietnam offered the Communists three concessions at the Paris peace talks. Washington signaled readiness to negotiate political and military issues simultaneously. South Vietnam dropped demands on Viet Cong political participation and endorsed mutual withdrawal as key to talks. The changes risked provoking a formal denunciation from the North Vietnamese. The session ran 10:30 a.m. to 3:15 p.m. and marked a shift from insisting on military issues first.
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De Gaulle Fate Seen in Jeopardy as Referendum Looms
Paris reports indicate mounting signs that Charles de Gaulle may resign after Sunday’s referendum vote on central power shifts and Senate reform. Polls show foes ahead for the first time amid public apathy and questions of leadership amid hopes for Georges Pompidou as a potential successor.
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Beirut and towns under curfew after deadly Palestinian riots
Beirut and five other Lebanese towns are under curfew as a state of emergency is in force through Sunday after riots left 11 dead and 62 wounded. The army patrolled streets guarding installations while thousands of Palestinian refugees in Sidon camps faced possible burials turning into anti-government demonstrations.
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Weather report with scattered frost and mild weekend outlook
The forecast says clear and cool tonight with scattered frost and a high around 44 degrees this morning. Temperatures near 38 at 2 pm yesterday with warmer conditions tomorrow and fair, mild Saturday. Northwesterly winds 5 to 16 mph. sunset 7:17 tonight and sunrise 5:34 tomorrow.
Legal appeals may save Sirhan from gas chamber
Sirhan Sirhan faces the death penalty for killing Robert F. Kennedy but is likely to undergo lengthy appeals that could delay or halt execution. A San Quentin death row outcome remains uncertain as defense motions, jury notes, and Supreme Court review loom.
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Husband Rules or Ruins the House Boss?
A humorous take on the idea that a husband may feel he governs the home while, in truth, he only creates friction and chaos for the household dynamic.
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