Kerrigan wins silver as Baiul takes Olympic gold in sensational finale
Nancy Kerrigan, skating a day after a shin injury incident, finishes second to Oksana Baiul who earns Ukraine its first Olympic gold. Baiul, 16, sings Broadway melodies through stitches, while Chen Lu earns bronze and Katarina Witt places seventh amid a dramatic figure skating conclusion. Kerrigan led after the technical program but Baiul delivered a late surge past the favored American.
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Clinton calls Israelis and Palestinians to Washington for talks
President Clinton summoned Israeli and Palestinian negotiators to Washington to pursue nonstop talks on limited self-government for the West Bank and Gaza. He acted after the Hebron mosque massacre, aiming to deter anti peace extremists and salvage the Middle East peace process. Yasser Arafat had earlier threatened reaction to the crisis.
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Two youths charged in Oberlin attack and robberies
A 17-year-old and a 16-year-old were charged Friday with attempted murder aggravated robbery and felonious assault in the February 10 attack on Melody Meyer at Clark Oil in Oberlin. The 17-year-old also faces an arson charge for a 1993 fire linked to the case. the 16-year-old is charged in a January 14 Lorenzo’s Pizzaria robbery. County officials provided details at juvenile court.
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Oberlin College faces NLRB union busting charge
The National Labor Relations Board accuses Oberlin College of union busting on behalf of its service employees. The United Auto Workers says the college pressured workers to quit the union with threats of job loss and promises of unspecified benefits. A federal judge will hear the case in June at Lorain County Courthouse.
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