Bush questioned over Iran-Contra notes withholding
Investigators plan to question George Bush about why he did not turn over notes related to the Iran-Contra affair. Independent counsel Lawrence Walsh says Bush is the subject of the probe and may have illegally withheld documents as pardons for Weinberger and others are cited. Bush was at Camp David. sources say Walsh aims to interview others and verify the existence and timing of Bush's notes from November 1980.
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Pa ashe For Hartford Conn law yer Zoe Baird
Zoe Baird named first woman U S Attorney General marks a notable milestone in her storied legal career, highlighted as a major step in a rapid professional ascent in the U S legal system.
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Israel bans aid to deported Palestinians through Israeli lines
Tel Aviv reports Israel stops aid reaching Palestinians expelled into Israeli lines amid ongoing conflict. A-3 summaries note regional tensions and restrictions affecting civilian aid.
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Israel
Browns linebacker seeks respect in Berea spotlight
Browns linebacker Mike Johnson seeks respect amid local attention in Berea. The note hints at coverage on page 3 while highlighting a broader sports section with NHL debut by former North Ridgeville resident Todd Harkins on page 8. Weather outlook notes windy, cool conditions with cloudy tonight and a milder Sunday.
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Food delivery sparks small riot in Bardera Somalia
U S Marines distributed wheat at a Bardera refugee camp triggering a riot as crowd control failed and wheat was torn from recipients. In Mogadishu Marines widened patrols toward the green line while troops and relief agencies seek to prevent looting and reach starving zones amid a famine that has killed thousands.
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Christmas gifts arrive for strangers and relief workers abroad
Strangers handed out gifts and cash to storm victims in Huntington and Oxford families while Guardsmen returning from Spain for Somalia relief share Christmas with Utah relatives. In Mississippi tornado-ravaged Rankin County, volunteers place gifts as families express gratitude. Malibu and California beaches warm with 70s weather tempering holiday contrasts.
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Heart attack suspected in fatal Lorain accident
A Lorain woman died when her car swerved off West 22nd Street and struck a utility pole and two trees. Edwonia Huff, 42, had been shopping for Christmas presents and, pending coroner results, the death is being investigated as an apparent heart attack. Her husband Raudolf Huff spoke of the family coping after the tragedy.
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Lorain teen 16 killed in Christmas Eve crash
Lorain girl 16 died and three others were injured in a one car accident on School Street east of Orchard Street. Passenger was Dava Lynn Carder 16 of 2050 McKinley Street. Driver Miguel A Garcia 18 of 2072 Garfield Boulevard was eastbound when the car left the road.
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Miguel A. Garcia
Garfield Blvd
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