U.N. Condemns Terrorism With Broad Backing
In a 118-1 General Assembly vote with Cuba alone opposing, the United States and the Soviet Union supported a compromise resolution condemning all acts of terrorism. Israel and Burkina Faso abstained while Iran did not participate. The text offers a loose definition and reflects long U.N. debate on the issue.
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United Nations
U.N General Assembly
Cuba
United States
Soviet Union
Israel
Burkina Faso
Iran
Assembly
U.N
MBJ to close prompts future plan for health programs
The hospital will subsidize the school by 600000 annually, while new Medicare rules offer no offset. Elyria Memorial will host all health career programs, including clinical nursing, strengthening the local base and expanding LPN clinical opportunities in Lorain County. Some students will still study at other area hospitals.
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Elyria Memorial
Margaret Krapp
St Joseph Hospital
Lorain Community Hospital
Schloss
M.B. Johnson
Service Members Complete Basic Training
Pvt Larry Shepherd and Pvt Timothy Gratz, both sons of local residents, have completed basic training. Shepherd is from Lorain at 4427 Riverside Drive, while Gratz resides at 351 Harcourt Road in Vermilion and trained at Fort Jackson South Carolina and Fort Dix New Jersey respectively.
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Larry Shepherd
Denzle Shepherd
Riverside Drive
Lorain
Fort Jackson
S.C
Timothy Gratz
William Gratz
Harcourt Rd
Vermilion
Fort Dix
The Chronicle Telegram Masthead and Billing Details
The Chronicle Telegram at 225 East Avenue Elyria Ohio publishes daily except Christmas with home and motor route delivery options. Rates include daily and Sunday at 8 45 per month or 101 40 per year with address changes sent to The Chronicle Telegram in Elyria Ohio.
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the Chronicle Telegram
East Avenue
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
United States Daily & Sunday
Chroniele-Telegram
EastAve PO
Elyna O
Elyria
Lorain
Cleveland
Chronicle-Telegram
Emperor Hirohito allegedly condoned POW germ experiments
Army doctor Lt. Col. Murray Sanders testified that Emperor Hirohito approved lethal biological experiments on American prisoners at Unit 731 in Mukden, Manchuria. He charged U.S. officials hid evidence to avoid prosecutions, while Rep. Pat Williams urged medical care for survivors and accountability.
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Japan
Hirohito
Murray Sanders
Sanders
Douglas A. MacArthur
Imperial Army
Mukden
Manchuria
Jasee
Hedmany
Williams
ITV
Abc-Tv
Soviet Union
Seiichi Morimura
Toyo
Pat Williams
Dmont
U.S
Gourshao
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Quality
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Syria
Lebanon
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Cleveland Clinic
Southwest General
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West Shore
Cleveland Psychiatric Institute
SCCC
Taylor
MLB. Johnson
Lorain County Community College
Necchi's
Praccu
Busigat
Necchi Inte
Levi's
Lorain Blvd
Ohio Turnpike & RT
Elyria, Lorain
Stuart Borden
the Chronicle-Telegram
Box
Wei Se Wee
Peter Williams
Tists
FBI
Lorain 6Th & Broadway
America
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