Vets dedicate Indianapolis naval disaster memorial
Indianapolis veterans gather to honor the World War II crew of the Indianapolis sunk July 30, 1945. Giles McCoy, survivor, recalls rescue efforts, days at sea, and the brutal conditions that followed. A black memorial wall will inscribe all crew names, with hope to unveil by the 1994 reunion.
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Council OKs liaison administrator for Elyria police
Ward 7 Councilman Gerald Hammond and fellow members Baird and Burkhard back a liaison administrator. They call the position necessary and flexible, with duties spanning budget planning, policy review, public questions, and long range planning. On July 28 the Finance Committee appropriated $38,000 from the law enforcement levy to fund the salary.
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Gerald Hammond
John Baird
Kenneth Burkhard
Baird
Burkhard
Elyria
Keys
Finance Committee
Mean Streak roller coaster accident at Cedar Point
A 20 year old man from Cleveland was injured on Cedar Point’s Mean Streak when his hand was caught between the train and the loading platform near ride’s end. He underwent wrist surgery and remained in stable condition at Metrohealth Medical Center. The ride closed briefly and reopened after state inspector certification.
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Cedar Point
Preston Heaggans
Cleveland
Robin Innes
Heaggans
Metrohealth Medical Center
Halina Barnes
State Department of Agriculture
Innes
Elyria Race Caps Fourth Straight Win by Nakel in 6.2-Mile Run
Nakel of Westlake dominated the A-1 Race finishing in 32 41 on the 6.2 mile course in north Elyria, with Sny der close at 32 46 among 215 runners on a sunny day with a west breeze. Fortune of Elyria High and Baldwin Wallace won the women’s race in 37 26, repeating her title as repeat champion, while John Williams of Cleveland won the wheelchair class in 35 00.
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Elyria
Snyder
Fortune
Baldwin-Wallace
North Ridgeville
Midview High
Cyndie Welte
Annette Heidersbach
Heidersbach
John Williams
Cleveland
Tim Mackett
Dave Dobos
Nate Norris
Bill Dodd
Dan Kelly
Dustin Lammermeyer
Scott Swartz
Gary Payne
Jennifer Schafer
Avon
Patti Sunagel
Joanne Collins
Maureen Scullin
Kevin Houdeshell
Avon Lake
Kevin Landis
Eastlake
Matthew Schafel
Westlake
Frank Myers
Ron Linn
Amherst
John Roos
Strongsville
Lew Ludwic
Lisle
Sara Neuschaefer
Windi Gontsch
Montrose
Mich
Linda Marlette
Bush urged to quit or reshuffle ticket to save party
The Waterbury and New Britain papers urged Bush to step aside to preserve the party and country. Viguerie proposed Kemp for president and Baker for VP while Powell as replacement. Others urged Bush to stay but sharpen his message on the economy.
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Bush
Houston
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Connecticut
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The
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Viguerie
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Lyndon Johnson
Richard Nixon
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Johnson
Roosevelt
Kennedy
Nixon
GOP
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James Baker
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R-N.y
Quayle
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
Card
Weber
Spitzer remembered by Lorain County community leaders
Joseph Cirigliano former Lorain County Common Pleas judge and longtime Lorain County Community College Board of Trustees member eulogizes Spitzer. Funeral procession moved from church to Brookdale Cemetery Elyria past family Spitzer dealership in Grafton. Spitzer auto network now 26 franchises in Ohio and Florida. OSU graduate 1939 and longtime Ohio State Alumni Band member led Erie County Chapter parade.
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Lorain County Common Pleas
Lorain County Community College Board of
Spitzer
John
Lorain County
Brookdale
Elyria
Spitzer Auto
Grafton
Ohio
Florida
Ohio State University
Erie County
Blackburn
South Main Street
Elm Street
OSU
Federal agency tightens reins on co op amid travel abuse probe
A federal agency overseeing electric cooperatives delayed a 1.8 million loan tranche until finances were cleaned up. Marion Repp, president of the co op board, says improvements prompted fund releases. General Manager Thomas Gray resigned March 9 amid travel expense scrutiny totaling over 47 thousand dollars in 1990.
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Marion C. Repp
Co-Op Board
Thomas Gray
Fred Greetham
Gray
St. Louis
Repp
Lorain County Fairgrounds
Baird Road
Ripton
Clinton campaign faces discipline woes as poll lead grows
Surging Clinton polling support brings strategic headaches for aides. They must manage long term planning, messaging, and resource allocation while maintaining discipline. In Fort Lauderdale a shooting at Park Way Restaurant killed two patrons and wounded two others. motive is unclear.
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Washington
Bill Clinton
Clinton
Bush
Boss Perot
New Hampshire
Arizona
George Stephanopoulos
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Park Way
Rabbit mauls infant in stroller cage terror in Indianapolis
Five month old Tracy Caluza remained in stable condition after a rabbit gnawed away her left thumb forefinger part of another finger and half her left ear when her hand became trapped in the animal's cage following a fall from a stroller. Her mother Novalie Phelps left the child with a friend overnight and returned to find the injury. police may press neglect charges.
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Indianapolis
Tracy Caluza
Tracy
Novalie A. Phelps
George Burge
Burge
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