Weather Summary for Today and Tomorrow
The report notes sunrise and sunset times, observed wind speeds of 10 to 20 knots from the west today and tomorrow, with partly cloudy conditions and 2 to 4 foot waves. Forecast calls for mostly sunny skies and similar wind conditions tomorrow as swells remain moderate.
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U S pushes for NATO air strikes in Bosnia crisis
The United States urged an emergency NATO session and signaled readiness to act alone if allies oppose air strikes on Serb positions in Bosnia. McCurry said strikes could occur within days under a broader NATO framework, as European reactions remained cool and talks continued.
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Israeli ruling shocks Demjanjuk family in Cleveland
In Cleveland area, supporters and relatives react as Israel’s Supreme Court reverses acquittal of John Demjanjuk. The court detained him to consider possible charges for other war crimes, while a Ukrainian church leader urges patience and acknowledges mixed feelings among the family.
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Demjanjuk powers face long path to Sobibor case fate
Demjanjuk defense denies Sobibor role while claims of mistaken identity persist. Israeli prosecutors weigh new evidence and potential retrial, with US extradition tied to Treblinka charges. Supporters argue Nazi accountability remains essential as unrelated Treblinka figures face probation in Berlin after decades in prison.
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Noisy Nights For Local Reservists During Training
During a two week training phase, a Rossome unit announced helicopters may fly only after dark on weekend nights. Commander Ros urged residents with complaints to contact him, stressing quality of life for reservists who work and live in the area.
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Ohio district mulls 8.9 mill levy after nine defeats
In Midview Local School District voters face two levies including a new 89 mill levy and a 3.336 mill renewal. After nine defeats the 8.9 mill levy aims to raise $1.6 million yearly, costing a $52,900 home about $144.19 more annually. Officials warn of possible consolidation or borrowing to sustain operations. Nearby North Ridgeville and Avon also front tax issues with renewals and replacements affecting local taxes.
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New cross country champs crowned at Cleveland State meet
Cleveland State crowned new champs after dropping its cross country program last season. 10K winner finished in 32:55 with Nakel runner-up in 33:20 and Scott Snyder placing third in 33:32. Maureen Scullin became the first woman winner in 43:09, with Patti Sunagel second in 43:55 and Mary Hendricks third in 45:44. Wheel chair entrant Edward Keating led seven finishers at 29:33. age winners listed for both men and women by division.
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Nursing board probes Boggs case at 74-bed home
Officials say complaints allege doctors orders were altered and differences in medical opinions. Boggs could face charges that may suspend or revoke her nursing license after a hearing. the board plans September meeting as state investigates with AG's office prosecuting. Dr. Leonard Nagle defers comment.
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Electric outage relief and funding fix in Ohio
Electric workers aim to restore power to about 15 000 customers in northeast Ohio after a Wednesday storm left tens of thousands without electricity. FEMA assessors planned to arrive in Cleveland to evaluate damages while areas like Euclid and Willoughby faced the worst outages. In Columbus lawmakers extended a six month window to craft a permanent fix for the crime victims program funded by increased court costs on fines and traffic violations.
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