Inside Story Somalia Second amphibious landing targets southern port
Somalia plans a second amphibious landing targeting a southern port as regional conflict grows. The report notes ongoing military pressure and strategic aims in the Horn of Africa.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1992
Page
1
Somalia plans a second amphibious landing targeting a southern port as regional conflict grows. The report notes ongoing military pressure and strategic aims in the Horn of Africa.
A ten year old Hassan Rigole is led by his father to a clinic for a scabies injection in War Maxan Somalia. The family fell victim to clan warfare and theft that stripped them of farm and cattle. Once healthy with siblings, Hassan recalls school races and nomadic songs before famine and displacement. The piece notes thousands of Somali children endure similar ordeals under drought and war.
A study links rural Lorain County to urban centers within a 30 minute drive, highlighting edge cities like Great Northern in North Olmsted. Planned highways broaden the commuter map from Wellington Township to a growing network of office and retail centers near Cleveland.
Elyria bank robbery ended with two suspects jailed after a gunman entered the Elyria Savings bank on Abbe and Detroit roads. O'Shaughnessy, a 40-year-old osteopath visiting from Florida, said he offered to take the hostage role to spare a female teller, calling it an instant reaction that could have cost him his life. He later realized the danger. Suspects Terrence Robinson-Bey and Cydne Knox were arrested after a highway chase and a tagged getaway vehicle near the scene. Knox waited in the getaway car while Robinson-Bey fled in a minivan from a McDonald’s parking lot near the bank.
President F W de Klerk disclosed a covert military campaign against opposition groups may have caused deaths. He dismissed six generals and several soldiers, citing findings from Lt Gen Pierre Steyn. The ANC welcomed disclosure while urging action and keeping talks on multiracial governance on schedule.
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