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Martin Luther King Jr Holiday musical thrills Elyria crowd
Slain civil rights leader recall cited in Elyria as the Campanella Bell Ringers led a 13 member First Congregational UCC performance during the sixth annual MLK Jr Holiday Musical. The free event drew about 400 as church bell chimes and gospel choirs united in a community tribute with other performances and a diverse program. A commemorative walk from Ely Square to Elyria High School and a noon keynote by retired Chief Judge George W White followed by a community information fair were also planned.
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Doris Cannon
Second Baptist Gospel Choir
Martin Luther King Jr
First Congregational United Church of Christ
Elyria
Campanella
Second Street
Dr. King
Second Baptist Church
First Congregational Ucc
St. Jude’s Church
Williams Family
Unity Baptist Church
James Hatcher
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Elyria Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday Commission
LaTaunya Conley-Johnson
Holiday Commission
Conley-Johnson
Ely Square
Elyria High School
George W. White
US District Court of Northern Ohio
U S GI charged in murder in Kosovo case
U S soldier Staff Sgt Frank J Ronghi of Fort Bragg was charged with murder and indecent acts with a child in Vitina Yugoslavia. The 11 year old girl was found dead near Pristina after being raped according to a U N official. Ronghi is held at Camp Bondsteel awaiting transfer to Mannheim Germany.
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Yugoslavia
Kosovo
U.S
Frank J. Ronghi
Ellis Golson
Slobodan Milosevic
Muharram Samakova
Ronghi
504Th Parachute Infantry Regiment
Fort Bragg
N.C
Golson
Camp Bondsteel
U.S. Army
Mannheim
Germany
Pristina
U.N
Glaxo Wellcome and SmithKline Beecham to Merge
The Financial Times reports Glaxo Wellcome PLC and SmithKline Beecham PLC will merge to form Glaxo SmithKline, the world’s largest drugmaker with about 184 billion dollars in market value. The deal, awaiting FTC and EU approval, would be based in London with major operations in the United States, possibly New Jersey.
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Glaxo Wellcome PLC
SmithKline Beecham PLC
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Glaxo SmithKline
Federal Trade
Avon Lake firehouse eyeed as teen hangout project
Teens With Dreams aims to convert the old Avon Lake firehouse at Lake and Avon Belden roads into a teen center pending council approval. they plan to raise about 40000 for renovations and host events including a february concert by Euclid Beach Band members to fund the effort.
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Shyness Disorder Affects Millions In America
Portland based AP report profiles Marissa Turner and about 10 million Americans with social anxiety disorder. The condition limits everyday actions from speaking in class to ordering coffee and often goes untreated. Turner recalls fear, sweating, and throat tightness when called on by teachers.
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Ore
Marissa Turner
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First artificial eye lets man see through tiny brain camera
A 62-year-old blind man uses a camera wired to his brain to perceive up to 100 specks of light, enabling simple navigation and reading a two inch tall letter from five feet away. He can locate a mannequin, retrieve a stocking cap, and place it on the mannequin's head, demonstrating usable vision.
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