Leftists to free women in embassy siege in Colombia
Guerrillas of the M 19 holding the U S ambassador Diego Asencio and about 60 others at the Dominican Republic Embassy say they will release all women and two wounded hostages. They threaten to kill captives while negotiating for $50 million, prisoner releases, and anti government manifestos.
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NAACP blasts Elyria plan as toothless and vague
NAACP leaders at a public hearing criticized Elyria schools affirmative action plan for vague language and weak commitments. They urged concrete measures to boost minority hiring, including at least one minority teacher per building and an early promotion or recruitment for minority administrators, plus a clear admission of past discrimination to guard the plan from reverse-discrimination suits.
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Cleveland Clinic plans massive five year hospital expansion
Cleveland Clinic proposes an 80 to 120 million dollar expansion over five years adding about 400 beds to its 1000 bed complex. A new larger hospital would be built near East 106th Street with a people mover linking to the west end facility. The plan includes expanded research and education facilities and a residential area for families with Park Plaza Hotel involvement. The project faces health planning opposition over bed excess in Greater Cleveland.
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Amherst man admits theft of $4000 gold chalice
Amherst police say a 21 year old man admitted stealing a gem encrusted gold chalice from St Josephs Church in December. He led officers to the buried chalice in a family garbage landfill after claiming he was scared. Several other items were recovered. arraignment set for tomorrow in Oberlin Municipal Court.
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Weather outlook: snow flurries and squalls likely tonight
Snow flurries and locally heavy snow squalls likely tonight with a low 5 to 10. Friday remains cloudy with a chance of snow flurries and highs near 15. Precipitation chances are 70 percent tonight and 40 percent Friday. North winds 15 to 25 mph. Sunrise 7 04 a.m. Sunset 6 17 p.m. Details on Page D 2.
Horvitz family trust adds two trustees to end dispute
Cleveland judge orders two new trustees to join the Horvitz estate trustees amid a long running conflict among brothers Harry William and Leonard over the 180 million dollar publishing contracting and Florida real estate empire. The ruling emphasizes current trustees remain but future removal could occur, and notes mismanagement claims and clashes over endorsements and editorial control.
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