Georgia quake leaves 100 dead traps miners in Caucasus
Moscow report says a 7.1 magnitude quake hit mountainous north central Georgia near Mount Samertskhie. Rescue teams race to reach isolated villages and a barium mine where miners are trapped. casualties rise with hundreds injured and authorities fearing more deaths.
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Moscow
Soviet Georgia
Tedo Badeshvili
Southern Republic
Parital Barium
Caucasus
Georgia
Samertskhie
Typhoon Rages Ashore in Bangladesh Killing Dozens
A typhoon with 145 mph winds struck Bangladesh with waves up to 20 feet, killing at least 100 and destroying tens of thousands of homes. It battered 14 districts for seven hours uprooting trees and severing communications as relief efforts began.
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Dhaka
Bangladesh
Bay of Bengal
UN raises flag as Kurds begin Zakho refugee camp move
United Nations marks control of Zakho tents as 8000 Kurds relocate from the mountains and other residents return home. US officials say operations will separate humanitarian work from military actions while delivering aid. Kurdish guerrillas express cautious approval amid ongoing security concerns.
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Iraq
United Nations
Saddam Hussein
Steffan de Mistura
U.N
Robbie Taylor Arrested on Obstructing Justice Charges
Robbie Taylor, 20, was arrested Monday and charged with obstructing justice and tampering with evidence. She is held on a $20,000 bond. After arraignment she said, I am confused, I’m not sure what to do. Sources confirmed today that Robbie Taylor is six months pregnant.
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Robbie Taylor
Ex Cleveland Bishop named boss in Atlanta
Monsignor James P. Lyke was named archbishop of Atlanta after serving as acting archbishop since his predecessor resigned over an affair. The 52 year old, born in Chicago, leads about 175000 Roman Catholics in north Georgia and will hold a news conference in Atlanta.
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James P. Lyke
Lyke
Vatican City
John Paul I
Georgia
Peter Dora
Chicago
Cleveland
Births Elyria Memorial April announcements list six newborns
Elyria Memorial reports six birth notices across April. Rebecca Clawson, 2 New Jersey Circle, Elyria, has a daughter on April 22. Christine Wilson and Lois Rodriguez, 1805 S. Durkee Rd., Grafton, welcome a daughter on April 23. Robert and Dellena Fleck, 209 Prospect, LaGrange, have a son. Pamela Patterson and Gary Henry, 1864 Middle Ave, Elyria, announce a son. Kenneth and Christine Hamker, 809 Stanford Ave, Elyria, welcome a son on April 24. Theodore and Sharon Pritt, 131 Hawthorne St., Elyria, announce a son. Thomas and Roberta Webber, 5710 Leroy Rd., Wakeman, welcome a son.
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New Jersey Circle
Elyria
Christine Wilson
Lois Rodriguez
S. Durkee Rd
Grafton
Robert
Dellena Fleck
Prospect
LaGrange
Pamela Patterson
Gary Henry
Middle Ave
Kenneth
Christine Hamker
Stanford Ave
Theodore
Sharon Pritt
Hawthorne St
Thomas
Roberta Webber
Leroy Rd
Wakeman
Council Eyes Charter Changes Splitting Safety Service Dept
Large Council majority urges drafting ballot language to split the Safety Service Department and add a second change on when Council terms start. Others seek 50 day planning commission action, open meetings strengthening, ordinance and resolution timing, automatic state code updates, mayor power on change orders, and civil service scope. Grace opposes split. Bennett supports if staff kept. committee to study before full Council vote due by August 27 for November ballot.
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Safety Service Department
Planning Commission
Civil Service Commission
Nicaraguan man faces vehicular homicide charge over daughter's death
Ramiro de Jesus Rodriguez sits in Dade Circuit Court as jury selection begins in a case that alleges his driving caused a fatal crash in August when his 3 year old daughter Veronica died after being unrestrained. The defense argues the prosecution singles out a tragic accident.
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Miami
Sally Weintraub
Ramiro de Jesus Rodriguez
Rodriguez
Dade
Montana Gov signs pay raise to end five day state worker strike
Gov Stan Stephens approved a pay raise to end a five day strike by about 4,000 Montana Public Employees Association members. Thousands of state workers and National Guardsmen filled in as strikers from the Highway Patrol to prison clerks walked off. No serious disruptions reported as union announced workers should return to duty.
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Helena
Mont
Stan Stephens
Tom Schneider
Montana Public Employees Association
National
Robb defends denials after NBC report on alleged conduct
Senator Charles Robb reaffirmed prior denials regarding past conduct after NBC aired a report about allegations tied to events from 1982 to 1986 during his Virginia governorship. The Washington Post also cited Robb retaining lawyers to discuss NBC's piece.
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Charles Robb
NBC
Robb
Virginia
Tai Collins
The
Washington Post
He Arrives for Cop Exam in Stolen Car
Arthur Gloria 20 used a friend s stolen 1983 Oldsmobile to reach a Chicago Police officer exam at Chicago Vocational High School. He parked it illegally blocking a crosswalk and was arrested on felony possession of a stolen motor vehicle after refusing to name the alleged benefactor.
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Chicago
Arthur Gloria
Chicago Vocational High School
Gloria
Trial use of struck system in Williams capital case
In Columbus a capital punishment trial features a struck system to speed jury selection. Presiding judge Zaleski allows jurors to take notes and submit questions. Prosecution alleges Williams robbed and killed coworker James Riffle at Park Meadow Drive, Carlisle Township. Defense cites self defense with 15 stab wounds, Riffle found dead, coroner cites fatal stab wound to the heart. If convicted, jurors also decide death or life with parole after 20 or 30 years.
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Zaleski
Gregory White
Park Meadow Drive
James Riffle
Riffle
Ram Excavating Co
Carlisle Township
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