Kong remake delights grownup crowd in Richmond Heights preview
A preview showing of the new Kong at Loew's East Theater in Richmond Heights drew an adult crowd cheering the ape. The film opens nationwide today as a major promotional push unfolds with Kong themed products and a $15 million publicity budget.
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Richmond Heights
Charles Grodin
Robert Armstrong
New York
Jeff Bridges
Grodin
Saudis Defy OPEC With 5 Percent Price Rise Break
In Doha Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates broke from OPEC by backing a 5 percent price rise, instead of the 15 percent boost backed by 11 members. Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani urged West to support Arab-Israeli policy while Saudi production would rise to keep prices in check.
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United Arab Emirates
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Iran
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Venezuela
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Libya
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Gabon
Ecuador
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Not Forgotten deadline nears for holiday toy drive
Capt Gary Long of the Salvation Army says only 1,063 toys have been collected, 67 fewer than last year, with at least 3,000 needed to assist all applicants. The Chronicle-Telegram lobby opens 8am to 7pm today through Tuesday for last minute donations, with drop points at Burger Chef, McDonald’s, Elsra Savings, and Midway Mail Office.
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Salvation Army
Army
Chronicle-Telegram
Burger Chef
Lodi St
McDonald's
Broad St
Columbia Station
Els Ra Savings and Trust and Midway Mail Office
Swine flu immunization program faces collapse over paralysis link
UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL reports a possible link between swine flu vaccine and the rare paralysis Guillain Barré syndrome, with five deaths. The CDC halted the program pending analysis, several states scrapping it, and officials fear public fear will end mass vaccination even if revived. Ohio reports twenty two cases with fourteen vaccinated, two Ohio deaths under CDC review. Mississippi official says suspension ends the program there.
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Atlanta
Ohio
CDC
Hawaii
Gallain- Barre
John H. Ackerman
Ackerman
Alton Cobb
Mississippi Health Department
Mississippi
Area shots halted by national swine flu suspension
Lorain County Health Commissioner Betty Wolfe says local inoculation plans are paused pending federal word. Cuyahoga County officials doubt winter inoculations will restart. In Erie and Huron, four age group clinics and seven all day county clinics are suspended. Medina County officials report state guidance against distributing vaccine to private physicians.
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Betty Wolfe
Lorain County
Cuyahoga County
Erie
Huron
Medina County
LG. Dalheim
State Health Department
Lorain
Medina Counties
Boston doctor’s abortion conviction reversed
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court reversed the abortion related manslaughter conviction of Boston City Hospital obstetrician Kenneth Edelin. He was convicted on February 15 1975 for aborting a fetus at BCH and sentenced to one year’s probation by Suffolk Superior Court Judge James McGuire.
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Boston
UPI
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
Boston City Hospital
Kenneth Edelin
Suffolk Superior Court
James McGuire
Weather forecast for tonight and tomorrow
Cloudy skies with lows in the mid thirties and highs in the upper thirties to low forties. A 20 percent chance of precipitation tonight and 10 percent tomorrow. Winds from the west to northwest around 10 to 15 mph.
Elstia Considers New Garbage Fee Hike After Private-Contract Proposal
Elstia homeowners facing a planned $1.75 monthly rise after a prior $1 increase. The finance committee ordered legislation, seeking to merge street and sanitation departments. Mayor Bowman backs the move while a private contractor proposes privatizing rubbish pickup to cut costs.
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Boy or girl answer is one for the books
A psychology graduate student suggests the way to tell box students from girls is by how they carry books. Mary Jenni notes females often hug or cradle books against the chest or hips, while males tend to hold them at the side.
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Seattle
Mary Jenni
Industrial gas curtailments loom for Ohio firms
January 1 curtailments by Columbia Gas of Ohio threaten higher operating costs and possible layoffs. Industries brace for forced fuel shifts to propane or oil as redacted cutbacks raise fuel use than alternatives.
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Columbia Gas
Ohio
Cona Cohwrabia
Ohi Industrai
Neal
Columbia
Resider Ua
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