Sunrise and sunset times shared for today and tomorrow
The record notes the day's sunrise at 7 39 a.m. and sunset at 4 58 p.m. It also lists tomorrow's sunrise at 7 40 a.m. and sunset at 4 57 p.m.
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North Winds Rally at Sea Report
A marine weather bulletin notes north winds of 15 to 25 knots with seas rising to 4 to 6 feet. Mariners are advised to monitor forecasts for updated cautions and potential gale development.
High court to revisit its Miranda decision
The Supreme Court prepared to rule on whether the 1968 Section 3501 can curb the Miranda warnings rule. A Maryland bank robbery case tests if police rights advisories must be given, and if omissions should still allow prosecutors to use statements as evidence. The 4th Circuit sided with admitting Dickersons incriminating remarks, prompting the high court to decide.
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Nurse admits setting fire that killed billionaire Safra
Monaco prosecutor says Ted Maher, 41, a nurse for Edmond Safra, confessed to starting the pre-dawn blaze at the banker’s seaside Monaco apartment, claiming he acted alone and hadn’t intended to kill Safra. Maher, hospitalized with non life threatening wounds, faced arson charges as Safra’s widow survived.
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le Monde
Chronicle-Telegram publication details and address
The Chronicle Telegram of Elyria Ohio lists daily publication excluding Christmas with USPS 110-020. It provides subscription rates payable in advance and directs readers to report address changes to PO Box 4010 Elyria 44096. The paper operates from 225 East Ave Elyria and charges 195.06 or 962.40 per year.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
East Ave
Elyria
Ohio
Ely Square Christmas Lights Impress Despite Rainy Night
The Elyria holiday scene featured a Santa visit and a Victorian homes tour as West by the River hosted festivities around Ely Square. A crowd braved rain to see Santa, receive requests from children Josh McMillan and Brian Cray, and enjoy the Pioneer Marching Band as lights flickered to life though no snow fell.
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West By the River
Court Street Cafe
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Elyria
Mars probes fail to contact Mars Global Surveyor and Polar Lander
The Mars Global Surveyor and Polar Lander missions struggle to reach their microprobes and lander. Probes programmed to transmit every five minutes after 29 and 32 hours yielded no signals. Managers warn that if no contact by midweek worsens prospects of success.
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Global Surveyor
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Gavit
WTO debate heats up over labor rules at Seattle meeting
Delegates from poorer nations oppose Clinton idea to require labor and environmental standards in WTO deals. Sweeney recalls 40000 workers and families rallying for worker and human rights amid calls for fair trade. Trump questions WTO fairness and hints at acting as trade rep. Daley says Seattle failure won’t end pursuit of agreement.
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ABC
Castro protests outside U S Interests Section in Havana
Cuban government stationed several dozen soldiers outside the U S Interests Section amid a rare protest outside Havana. The dispute centers on Elian Gonzalez custody with U S authorities urging Florida courts to decide his fate. Cuban officials blame the United States for the boating tragedy that killed Elian's mother and challenge local judges in Miami.
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