Crescent of destruction
A AP feature outlines the Middle East and South Asia as a violent arc of conflict. It notes wars, rebellions, and terrorism in Sri Lanka, India, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Iran, Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Israel, and Jordan, with foreign hostages in Lebanon and Iran Iraq tensions dominating the scene.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Indian Subcontinent
Israel
Sri Lanka
India
Pakistan
Afghanistan
Iran
Iraq
Syria
Lebanon
Jordan
Treblinka survivor names Demjanjuk as Ivan the Terrible
Pinchas Epstein, Treblinka survivor, identified John Demjanjuk as the Nazi guard known as Ivan the Terrible who beat prisoners. Epstein testified in Israel as Demjanjuk, who settled in Cleveland, faced possible death penalty if convicted. Epstein recalled movements and appearance from memories of Treblinka.
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Jerusalem
Treblinka
John Demjanjuk
Ivan the Terrible
Pinchas Epstein
Demjanjuk
Ivan
Mark O'Connor
Epstein
O'Connor
Head Start bus safety changes after sleep-related runaways
Elyria Head Start officials faced a prior incident where a four year old missed his stop due to sleeping on a bus. After a more recent case a five year old was left on a bus, found walking near the Griswold Road lot. Safeguards include rostering checks. earlier plan to alert absent parents was dropped in favor of a passenger checklist.
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Elyria
Griswold Road
Gregory Dangerfield
Elyria Schools
Rue
Hamilton
Middle Avenue
Headstart
McElyn
70 at OC to go hungry in Contra protest
Oberlin College students plan a week long fast starting today to protest U S aid to Contra rebels in Nicaragua. About 70 participants will drink only fruit and vegetable juices and water, with fasts lasting five to seven days.
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Contra
Brian Miller
C-T
Oberlin
Ober- Tin College
U.S
Nicaragua
Kessel
Oberlin NAACP seeks U S probe into police shooting
In Oberlin a Sunday NAACP meeting heard residents question the Feb 13 fatal shootout with five Oberlin police and urged a federal investigation. Lorain grand jury probes police handling, while officials consider a Justice Department inquiry. approval likely at March meeting.
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Waddell Simmons
Oberlin Naacp
U.S. Justice Department
Lorain County Grand Jury
Justice Department
Lorain Naacp
Harold Wilson
Simmons
Residents debate Norman death after police chase
Sheriff Mahony aims to finish the Norman death inquiry this week after Sunday’s Rust United Methodist Church meeting raised questions about police use of force. Residents questioned why police smashed a car window to reach a gun, and whether race and neighborhood influenced the response. Police Chief Jones insisted the maneuver was to distract and extract Norman, who fired first.
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Sheriff Mahony
Catherine Norman
Rust United Methodist Church
Norman
NAACP
Leroy Shumate
Oberlin
Robert Jones
Weather Snapshot Promises Clear Night and Mild Day
Outside Tonight mostly clear with a low near 25. Tuesday will be mostly sunny with a high near 40. Details on Page A-3 STEAR CHRIOPLATE at YUCK Poletary 7 accen Y Wepre
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STEAR
Death claims Susskind and Warhol in New York
TV producer David Susskind and pop artist Andy Warhol died in New York City. Susskind age 66, Warhol age 58. Notices on B-7.
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David Susskind
Andy Warhol
New York City
Susskind
Warhol
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David Knox
Patricia Rue
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Starf
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National Student Action Center
Uh U
Congress
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