Brother shoots younger brother outside Great Northern Mall
A 15-year-old Cleveland youth was shot in the head by his 20-year-old brother while waiting in a car near Great Northern Mall in North Olmsted. Paramedics stabilized him and transported him to Fairview General Hospital as police questioned the older brother. No charges were filed yet, and investigators planned to present the case to the prosecutor.
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North Olmsted
Cleveland
Great Northern Mall
Robert Davitt
Ferncliff Ave
North Olmsted Fire Department
Fairview General Hospital
Gist
Larry Mason
Mason
May Co
William Smith
Davitt
Tree delivery service brings Christmas to NORTH RIDGEVILLE
Landscaper Rick Brown offers a home and office tree delivery service in NORTH RIDGEVILLE. He will select, deliver, and set up a specified size and type, then collect and dispose after the holidays. Brown ordered about 100 eight foot premium Scotch pines and other select trees.
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North Ridgeville
Rick Brown
Brown
Cuban inmates surrender slowly at federal prison standoff
Cuban inmates who seized a 85 year old federal penitentiary near Atlanta began surrendering Friday inside a 12 day standoff. Hostages were freed as 1,104 Cubans left the prison complex under a late Thursday agreement and were moved to Dobbins Air Force Base and other facilities. Officials said the process should complete within 24 hours though some inmates may resist.
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Atlanta
Justice Department
Patrick Korten
Bureau of Prisons
John Vangur
U.S
Edwin Meese III
FBI
William Sessions
Michael Quinlan
Meese
Stone
Dobbins Air Force Base
Quinlan
Gunman reads message on live TV during Fresno incident
David Pretzer of Clovis was stopped by police after a 27.5 second on air intrusion on KJEO while sportscaster Marc Cotta read a handwritten statement. No injuries reported. Pretzer faces felony false imprisonment and brandishing charges. a seven minute service announcement followed the interruption.
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Kathy Bargas
KJEO
Marc Cotta
David Pretzer
Clovis
Fresno
Pretzer
Jerry Davis
Cotta
United cancels 175 flights at O Hare after fire
A fire disabled computers and some telephones at United Air Lines new terminal in Chicago, forcing cancellation of at least 175 O Hare flights and affecting up to 10 000 travelers. Passengers were rebooked onto other United flights or other carriers, and ticketholders were advised to call for confirmations.
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Chicago
United Airlines
O'Hare
United
Joe Hopkins
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Avon
Great Northern
Cindy Leise
Alana Baranick
Smith
Tnannie Exner
Ridgeview
Krebs
Jane Ravolo
Hannah Rajan
Arthritis Foundation
Midway Mail
Kid
Gunman
Ganman
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