Two photographers convicted of harassing Schwarzenegger couple
In People Colorado, two photographers are found guilty of harassing actor Arnold Schwarzenegger and his wife Maria Shriver. The verdict marks a high profile case involving the actors and their security detail.
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U.S. Pushes Early Test of Iraq Inspections Pact
The Clinton administration demands a quick test of Kofi Annan’s deal permitting unlimited UN inspections in Iraq. U.S. Ambassador Bill Richardson questions enforcement and whether UN teams will have full access without superseding authority amid scrutiny of eight presidential palaces.
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Rescuers search for missing after Florida tornadoes deadly
In Kissimmee and central Florida, a band of monster tornadoes killed at least 87 or more, injured over 250, and left entire neighborhoods wrecked. Rescue teams used dogs to locate missing people as dusk to dawn curfews were imposed and federal aid moved toward Osceola and surrounding counties.
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Animal research subject of forum at Oberlin College
Oberlin College hosted a two day forum on animal research noting it is more regulated than any other US study. Stuart Zola of Veterans Medical Center and UC San Diego said five kinds of regulations exist to protect animals and described the process of researching even a single rat as a bureaucratic night mare. The discussion runs today in King Building with sessions from 4:30 to 6 and 8 to 10 p.m.
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Accented Classifieds and Pages From a Historic Paper
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Saddam up to old tricks in Iraq U N deal analysis
U N Secretary General Kofi Annan may have provided President Clinton with an offer he could not refuse analysts said Monday the agreement from Baghdad potentially fits U S conditions to end the confrontation with Iraq and critics warn it could embody Saddam Hussein s cheat and retreat tactics the article notes Clinton and aides say the deal meets U S conditions for ending the standoff
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PUES leader pushes for U.N. inspections row
President Clinton frames a push for U N inspections covering biological chemical and nuclear arms as a potential breakthrough while warning of renewed military pressure in the Persian Gulf after recent confrontations and threats to escalate.
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Area hospitals to repay lab test fees in settlement
Four area hospitals will pay federal and state governments 851 856 to settle an accusation of incorrect billing for outpatient laboratory tests. EMH Regional Medical Center Elyria pays 500000, Community Health Partners Lorain 196000, St John West Shore Westlake 106110, and Southwest General Health Center 49746.
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Topless club owner sues to stay open in Vermilion
Fantasyland Lakeside co-owner Bob Harris, via attorney James Banks, files a federal lawsuit in Cleveland claiming his free speech rights were violated after the Lorain County Common Pleas Court ordered the club closed. Harris paused operations but contends the building meets code and opened legally. Vermilion officials cite missing certificates and building-code breaches.
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Three Detroit residents jailed after Turnpike plaza brawl
Shirley M. Walker 47 Glenn L. Williams 36 and Corrintha T. Glenn 28 all of Detroit were arrested after a 7:45 p.m. fight at the Vermilion Valley Service Plaza on the Ohio Turnpike. Walker faced weapons and drug paraphernalia charges while Williams and Glenn were charged with assault. All were jailed in Lorain County. Six troopers helped split the melee. The incident began when Walker alleged her van was bumped by pedestrians near the plaza.
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