European allies ready to go to war with Iraq
NATO Secretary-General Manfred Woerner voiced European allies' readiness to wage war if peaceful efforts fail. Baker aimed to mobilize U S troops for the Persian Gulf as Baghdad quoted Abbas warning Western targets. Britain and France led European troops while NATO braces a broader security order after a thaw in East-West relations.
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Iraq War Study questions 88 chemical use claims
A US Army War College study concludes there is no conclusive evidence Iraq used chemical weapons against Kurds in fall 1988. The declassified report, based on published sources and photos, also notes Iraq’s leaders had strong domestic support and that Iraq won the Iran war mainly by higher sacrifice.
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Kemp predicts Bush will preserve minority based scholarships
Washington AP Hous ing Secretary Jack Kemp said the Bush administration will find a way to preserve minority only scholarships tied to financial need despite a civil rights official’s opinion challenging such programs. He argued race based quotas should not guide federal aid decisions and supported opportunity for minorities and low income students.
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Conscientious objectors face arrest in Desert Shield era
Eric Hayes, a 24 year old Marine Reservist from St Louis, was arrested for refusing to join an anti tank unit called for Desert Shield. He filed for conscientious objector discharge and says there are no just wars, amid other reservists pursuing CO status since the Persian Gulf crisis began. Hayes spoke hours before his arrest at Southern Illinois University.
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St. Louis
Jury selection begins in tot slashing case
From a pool of 80 jurors, lawyers seek an impartial panel to try Renee Patterson in the April 11 throat slashing of her 2 year old son Joshua Marsh. Judge Lynett McGough oversees Lorain County Common Pleas Court amid pretrial publicity. Patterson, 28, has pleaded innocent by reason of insanity, later withdrawn.
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Airport shifts and cutbacks affect Saudi deployment plan
The text notes possible deployment adjustments to Saudi Arabia as restructuring occurs after losses. It states the company is not in jeopardy yet, with Ford Motor Co. cutbacks impacting shipments. About 10 percent of Midwest’s business comes from cargo handling for assembly plants, now nearly non-existent amid delays.
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Elyria man stabbed after detaining alleged assailant
Police report Samuel Barsely restrained Melvyn Bates after a brief struggle. Barsely released Bates who then allegedly grabbed a screwdriver and stabbed him multiple times. Bates faces felonious assault charges.
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Elyria Bay firms merge to form broad marketing agency
Kensington & Michaels acquires Bay Village firm Wolan & Associates and Elyria agency. Jim Wolan becomes executive director of the merged unit. Wolan notes expanded size and versatility enabling more targeted creative services for clients including Management Recruiters and mental health boards in Ohio.
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Tennesseean picks Lamar Alexander as education secretary
President Bush named former Tennessee Governor Lamar Alexander to be education secretary, crediting his long leadership in education reform. Alexander, a Republican, served two terms as governor and led the University of Tennessee for the past three years after leaving office in 1986. His selection follows Laura Cavazos’s resignation last week.
Driver Struck Pedestrian After Car Hit Man and Friend
Police say Fouts struck Simons then ran over him while his friend Gary Bowder, who had tried to flag him down, was thrown and treated for injuries. Bowder released. Fouts had prior DUI arrests in Elyria in 1983 and 1984 with a 1986 license suspension. He told police he had been drinking since 9 p.m. Investigators suspect a light colored Ford caused the first impact and foresee major front-end damage. Moore asked area body shops to be alert for a customer. He did not slow after the collision, and Moore believes he knew what happened.
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