Bush presses peace bid as U N approves force use against Iraq
President Bush shifts to diplomacy offering to send James Baker to Baghdad to negotiate Iraqs unconditional withdrawal from Kuwait. The United Nations approves a force use resolution while Saddam Husseins regime blasts it as American driven and vows a hard lesson if forced to fight. Oil prices drop as markets respond to the diplomacy and threats.
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Do Iraq Unhas Nuclear Threat? Experts Disagree
Atomic experts clashed at Senate hearings over whether Iraq possesses a nuclear device while Democrats accused the Bush administration of overstating the threat. Senator John Glenn said the statements give an impression of imminent danger, calling it overblown. Three experts debated Iraq's nuclear program as Bush highlighted the issue after a Thanksgiving visit.
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Avon arson suspect faces separate charge
Avon man Richard V. Gheta 37 charged with arson breaking and entering and disorderly conduct for a fire at Applewood Miniature Shop and antique upholstery business arraigned in Avon Lake Municipal Court. He is also indicted on a separate break in at Detroit Road business with trial set for January in Lorain County.
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Northern Ohio Weather Records Show Severe Winters
Northern Ohio faces volatile winters with record snows and plunging temperatures. Diederich notes 1977-78 brought 72.8 inches, the heaviest annual snowfall, and a 1950 Thanksgiving storm dumped 22.5 inches in 24 hours. December 1989 saw a record low of minus 14 degrees.
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Cleveland man indicted for obstructing justice in Frazier case
Stepdad Jeff Weishert was indicted on a felony obstructing justice charge linked to the investigation. A man identified as Wenn. was arrested driving one of Frazier’s cars and is suspected of helping Frazier obtain a vehicle. Tiffany Cunningham, 18, was found murdered Nov 8 at her grandparents’ Cleveland home where she was staying before college. Authorities tied Frazier to the crime amid prior rape charges and notes of threats. Frazier, a Medina County suspect, skipped bond and was later arrested in Sheffield Lake after a gas station employee recognized him from Chronicle Telegram coverage.
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Elyria Police Probe Prompts Civil Rights Allegations
Friedman alleges a police officer verbally abused a Black resident and escorted a white girl to the station, while a second youth was left. The case targets Mayor Keys and Police Chief Griffith, with internal reviews pending and NAACP forums seeking accountability and potential federal action.
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General Cinema delays multiplex opening at Midway Mall
The theater chain reports auditoriums seating 191 to 313 as it delays the first wave of holiday movies at Thanksgiving due to a management change with the contractor. Mark Miller will manage the Midway Mall complex, after previously heading Erie Commons at Mentor Mall. The Elyria outlet is the newest addition.
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Holiday Festival Lights and Santa Arrive in Square
Light trees in the square will be lit simultaneously as Santa Claus arrives with the Elyria High Band Ensemble. A live manger scene at First Congregational United Church of Christ is at 4 pm, plus a Santa's Workshop display. Festivalgoers can win over $2,000 in prizes from local merchants, with drawings every half hour.
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How many lives in the Gulf war push
President George H W Bush faced a blunt question on casualties at a news conference about Kuwait and a potential war with Iraq. Analysts offered wide casualty ranges, from thousands to tens of thousands, while Pentagon officials cautioned against predicting numbers without a scenario.
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Feighan asks Bush for special session on Gulf crisis
Rep Edward Feighan D Ohio asks President Bush to convene Congress for a Gulf War vote. He criticizes the move to deploy 240000 more U S troops and cites UN Security Council approval of force as prompting the shift in policy toward defending Saudi Arabia and deterring Iraqi aggression.
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