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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1993
Page
1
A C T staffer recalls life in Kuwait after the invasion, reflecting on daily routines, hardships, and the recovery period three years following the conflict. The account highlights personal resilience, enduring memories, and the impact on local civilians and military personnel.
A U S brokered cease fire ends weeklong Israeli air and artillery campaign in southern Lebanon. About 500000 refugees fled. 126 killed and 496 wounded. Hezbollah agreed to stop rocket fire into northern Israel, easing tension as peace talks resume with Warren Christopher leading efforts.
Dick Gregory, described as a free thinker, urged unity and crime prevention at the Peace in the Hood conference in Elyria. He challenged government and media narratives, proposed controversial theories about Vincent Foster and Clinton, and asserted the AIDS virus originated at Case Western Reserve University. About 100 attended two talks at Lorain County Community College and Wilkes Villa, where locals initially opposed the event.
Israel plans to deport John Demjanjuk to Ukraine today unless the high court or attorney general intervenes. The former Cleveland auto worker, known as Ivan the Terrible, was acquitted by Israel’s Supreme Court and seeks asylum in Ukraine while pursuing a U S visa. He would fly to Kiev at 2 40 p m unless officials revise the order.
President Clinton, after talks with Secretary of State Christopher and top advisers, prepared a plan to strike Serb forces around Sarajevo. The proposal aims to halt shelling and strangulation of the city and seek NATO approval at Monday Brussels meeting of the 16 NATO members.
Voters in Avon and North Ridgeville join Midview district as Tuesday special election marks the tenth attempt in seven years to raise money. Midview officials say cuts are exhausted and borrowing or consolidation remain options. the ballot includes a new 8.9 mill operating levy and a 2. -mill permanent improvement renewal.
A 45-year 2-mill renewal levy for school improvements would add 26.45 to the median Grafton home tax bill, already in the Midview district. No 1994 tax increase on the 717.42 current levy for a 52,900 home. Grafton ranks 45th of 62 Lorain County districts. A three-year 8.9-mill extra levy would raise about 144.19 on the median 52,900 home.
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