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Three soldiers tied to CIA officer's Georgia death
In Georgia three soldiers were arrested in connection with the Sunday slaying of Fred Woodruff 45 an acting CIA chief of station in Tbilisi. CIA Director James Woolsey traveled to meet Eduard Shevardnadze and retrieve Woodruff's body as Clinton dispatched a U.S. security team. authorities promise a thorough probe.
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Residents seek delay to avert Rose plant vote in Avon area
Avon Chester Road residents plan a referendum to bar AJ Rose Manufacturing from rezoning 25 acres at Chester and Moore to industrial use. If petition filings meet deadlines, a citywide vote could be held in November 1994 or delayed to November 1954, while Rose considers alternate sites and hopes to break ground next spring.
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Demjanjuk Faces Deportation From Israel After Court Ruling
Israeli Supreme Court says there is not enough reason for a new trial and orders Demjanjuk deportation based on an extradition order. He had been extradited to face charges of being the World War II guard Ivan at Treblinka. The case also ties to Sobibor and Flossenburg camps and a U.S. extradition dispute with Janet Reno.
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Funds Shortage Hits City Departments in 1993 Budget
Safety Director Tim Coey says departments are far over budget with about 70 percent spent of operating funds. Police bought a new copy machine not covered by the police tax. General fund briefly near empty earlier this year, now about 70 thousand dollars due to higher court fines, enough to cover remaining shortfalls.
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Vandalism hits Elyria trail as students mourn loss
Molin a says pride and love went into the trail and the damage drained him. Rod ney Graham and other Elyria High students fear they cannot finish rebuilding as the work study program ends this week. Parks chief Ranger Clifford Thierry cites limited staff of three rangers for nine city parks and notes past layoffs. Police say they patrol parks only sporadically. gates close at dark and complaints trigger occasional checks.
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