State eyed centralized car exhaust tests face local doubt
Ohio EPA officials say Cleveland area residents resist a state run testing system, fearing long lines. Aveni and Taylor defend centralized testing with few miles to travel, flat 10 dollar fee, and separate repair and retest steps. Local officials note decentralization would be more convenient though skeptics fear reduced test integrity.
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Lorain
Cuyahoga
EFA
Terrorists avenging hit on Rome and Vienna airports
Palestinians carried out coordinated airport attacks in Rome and Vienna in revenge for the Tunisian PLO strike. Fifteen people died in Rome and Vienna combined, including three gunmen and two Americans. 121 were wounded in Rome and 74 in Vienna. Autopsies linked most deaths to explosions and gunfire.
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Israel
PLO
Tunisia
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ANSA
Riccardo Iafelisi
Leonardo da Vinci
Mohamed Darvish
Jaser Abbou
Chinese widow fights to stay in Elyria community
Sally Chang 64 seeks permanent residency after an INS order to return to China. Carlson and church members press Congress for intervention while Miller and friends organize letters and aid. Chang came to the United States after a 1940s English teacher romance and has waited since 1984 for legal resolution amid a visitor visa that expired.
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China
Elsworth C. Carlson
Oberlin College
Carlson
United States
Mrs. Chang
Olive Miller
Elyria
Gration
First Congregational Church
Miller
Chang
Voyager 2 sees first hints of icy fog on Uranus
A Voyager 2 camera from Pasadena reports possible weather patterns in Uranus atmosphere, suggesting an icy fog near the south pole. NASA officials say details are emerging after heavy processing, with closest Uranus approach set for Jan. 24 and the craft still 1.84 billion miles from Earth.
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Nevada H-bomb test tests Star Wars defense claim
A hydrogen bomb buried in a boxcar size canister was detonated in the Nevada desert to test Strategic Defense Initiative laser tech. Code named Goldstone produced about 150000 tons of TNT yield 1800 feet underground at Pahute Mesa near Las Vegas with no ground movement reported.
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Chris West
Department of Energy
Goldstone
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West
Strategic Defense Initiative
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John Minsch
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Stormy Day Forecast With Snow Likely In North
A cloudy day brings a 40 percent snow chance with a high near 29. Tonight remains mostly cloudy with a 26 percent chance of snow and a low around 17. Partly cloudy conditions persist in the lower 30s in Mandar and Bie. Details on Page A-3.
Today's Chuckle It's hard to teach your chil dren not to spill things
A humorous quip about the challenges of teaching children not to spill things, especially around a spouse, reflecting everyday family life with a light tone.
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