Beirut blast kills ten in west Beirut and Marines die
A car bomb in a west Beirut apartment garage killed at least 10 and wounded 84 as U S Marines faced shelling believed from Druse and Shiite forces. The attack followed a day of retaliatory air raids and mounting clashes around the Marine base, with two pilots reported lost in Syrian-held territory.
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Lebanon
U.S
Mark A. Lange
Frasier, Mich
Robert O. Goodman
Portsmouth
N.H
Navy
As-Safir
Lange
Goodman
Druse
Bekaa Valley
Benny Peled
Mordechai Hod
West Beirut
Mokassed
Jones
Walid Jumblatt
Syria
Phalange Party
Glowacki named Appointment hit at Golden Acres
Golden Acres Home employees protest the hiring of William Glowacki as administrator after being denied raises in October. Spokeswoman Josephine Brown says budget constraints cited by officials stirred anger while Glowacki, moved from a CETA post, asserts his financial background can improve operations. Officials defend the transfer as improving efficiency amid restricted funds.
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Elyria
Golden Acres
Josephine Brown
Chronicle-Telegram
William Glowacki
Glowacki
Ronald Nabakowski
Nabakowski
Leonard Reichler
Dominick Dellisanti
Mary Shopoff
Dellisanti
North Ridge Road
Amherst
Julian Pijor
Rain Likely Tonight With Mixing Snow Tuesday
Outside rain is likely tonight with a low near 40 and southerly to southeast winds at 10 to 15 mph. Tuesday brings rain that may mix with snow in the afternoon. temperatures fall from around 40 to the mid 30s. Details on Page A-3.
Sesqui stockbuyers won't get a return
Elyria report states that stockholders who funded the Sesquicentennial project will not receive any cash return. About 15 stockholders were informed that the $15,000 raised cannot be returned despite good participation and enthusiasm. The non profit group paid roughly $70,600 in bills, with unexpected police and overtime costs at the stadium contributing to the outcome.
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Elyria
Bob Stuart
Stuart
Fatal Cincinnati blaze at group home kills six men
A two alarm fire at a three story Cincinnati group home for the mentally retarded killed six residents and left two men in critical condition at University Hospital. Fire Chief Normal Wells said ten residents were accounted for and six fatals were inside the building near Xavier University.
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University
Wells
Xavier University
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Girl Scout Troop 93
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