MBA Top Outs Olympic Arm Medal Snap
Saturday morning sleet hampered events as Petter Burraas of Way won the Olympic medal in the men’s arm. Italy’s Alberto NBA dropped out of the slalom after a poor first run at Shiga gen while aiming to win a fourth straight Olympic alpine medal.
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Demjanjuk wins back U S citizenship in ruling
Federal Judge Paul R. Matia restores John Demjanjuk’s U S citizenship after decades of legal fight. Demjanjuk, known as Ivan the Terrible, faced charges of hiding his past as a Treblinka gas chamber operator and was previously stripped of citizenship in 1981. He lives in Seven Hills, Ohio, and was extradited to Israel in 1986.
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Vermilion strip club shut by court injunction
Lorain County Common Pleas Court ordered Fantasyland Lakeside to close citing missing occupancy certificate and building code issues. Co owner Bob Harris said the club would appeal and plans to reopen within a few days after the Friday night closure.
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Anthrax suspect gullible in bizarre machine deal
William Leavitt Jr and Larry Wayne Harris, two microbiologists, were arrested in Henderson NEV outside a medical office on charges of conspiracy to possess and possession of a biological agent. Leavitt, described as gullible, believed he was buying an anthrax vaccine from an FBI informant who allegedly tried to scam him. The FBI awaited tests to determine if the material was vaccine or actual anthrax.
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Annan pressures Iraq to avert war amid escalating crisis
U N secretary general Kofi Annan launches a final peace mission to avert war over U N weapons inspections as the United States positions forces near Iraq Washington advises diplomats families to leave Kuwait and Israel and 750 more troops are sent to Kuwait Ambassador Tariq Aziz meets Annan at Saddam International Airport expressing cautious optimism mapping eight presidential palaces and inspectors prepare for site access with a possible Monday deadline
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Elyria Teen Marcus Delaney Starts Peace Ministry
At 16 Marcus Delaney of Elyria began his ministry Peace in the Valley and speaks at county churches. He found his calling at age 11 when a bishop identified him as a “boy wonder in the Bible.” He seeks a space for volunteers to work and offer spiritual guidance.
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