Israel frees 600 Arabs in goodwill prisoner release
Israel releases 81 Gaza Strip prisoners at Nahal Oz and over 100 from Dhahiriya near Hebron as part of a broader goodwill gesture amid resumed talks. Prime Minister Rabin had announced planned releases up to 800 and easing travel restrictions, with millions of Palestinians still held or awaiting trial in connection with the uprising.
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Police Chief Accuses Robinson in Morals and Dishonesty Probe
Robinson defies rescheduling as Griffith demands a formal office hearing over charges of immoral conduct and dishonesty linked to a pre employment check and alleged cocaine involvement in 1989. Larkins Newell and Mitchell accompanied him. detectives’ six page report cites conflicting stories about a Jan 28 arrest and confidential informants alleging cocaine activity in Lorain.
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Robinson
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James Mitchell
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Deneny
Ge Robinson
Lorain
District adopts integrated language arts and new home economics focus
The school district rolls out a new integrated language arts curriculum for all grades replacing separate reading and language arts courses. Seventh and eighth graders will take a year long course uniting reading writing speaking and listening. The Board approves a home economics centered life studies curriculum.
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Drum
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Cave explorer warns of underground pollution perils
Wittenberg University biology professor Horton Hobbs urges careful cave exploration with three rules. He notes pollution, including pesticides in groundwater, endangers cave fauna like blind albino cave crayfish as populations decline in Indiana-area caves. Hobbs recently joined New York's Explorers Club and highlights its mission to promote Earth and space exploration.
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Wittenberg University
Hobbs
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Explorers Club
Two Held in Akron Slayings Bond Set at $100000
Antonio Maurice Brooks of Detroit and James McMillin of Akron face three counts each in the slayings of three women at Griffin's apartment. Bond set by Municipal Judge John Grin Saturday totals 100000 dollars. The victims may have witnessed an earlier shooting.
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Antonio Maurice Brooks
Detroit
Seeds of hate and collapse in Yugoslavia timeline
A compact history of Yugoslavia from Ottoman and Austro Hungarian rule to World War II and Tito, then the late 20th century collapse. It traces ethnic tensions among Serbs Croats Bosniaks and Slovenes, wartime atrocities, and the rise of nationalist campaigns that led to independence struggles in Croatia Slovenia Macedonia and Bosnia Herzegovina.
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Ethnic Groups in the Former Yugoslavia Overview
Croats are Roman Catholic and use the Serbo Croatian language with the Roman alphabet. Muslims, descendants of indigenous Slavs who converted to Islam after Ottoman invasions, speak Serbo-Croatian and are identified as an ethnic group. Serbs are the largest group, mostly Orthodox Christians, using Serbo-Croatian and Cyrillic.
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Ransacked Bosnian Street Besieged by Muslim-Outnumbered Serbs
In Vlasenica Bosnia a 15 year old Serb shows loot and weapons on his street where Muslims are few after ethnic violence. Detention camps hold hundreds of Muslim men while families are moved or held by armed forces amid ongoing conflict.
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