Despair in Iran as 10-year-old girl amid earthquake ruins
A ten-year-old Iranian girl stands among village rubble from last week’s quake. She and other children scavenge for clothing and food as rescue efforts continue, leaving families in despair. Page A-2.
Fourth of July Events: List of what's happening for July 4 is on Page A-6
Community readers are directed to Page A-6 for the full rundown of Fourth of July activities. The listing includes parades, fireworks, concerts, and family events across local venues and parks.
No-hitter for Yankees but nine errors doom win
Andy Hawk of the New York Yankees pitched a no hitter on Sunday yet his teammates botched chances on the field and the Yankees lost 4 to 0. Other items note Israel freeing Palestinian prisoners, Moscow congress on Gorbachev, Ohio University genetic mini mice, Madonna potentially cast in Evita, Knights of Columbus election, and various notes across pages.
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Six Die On Highways Sunday Near Berlin Heights
A car skidded on Chapin Road near Berlin Heights and burst into flames killing three teenagers. Carolyn Lindenberger 16 of Milan Kelly Puder 16 of Huron and Michael Puder 13 of Milan died after the crash and were identified by dental records. Lindenberger was driving the vehicle at about 1:30 p.m. The State Highway Patrol reported the fatal accident occurred on a curve near Barrows Road.
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Three Die In Amherst and Nearby Motorcycle Crashes
A Vermilion man and a Huron resident died in separate weekend motorcycle crashes. David A. Sawders, 25, of 1295 Claus Rd Vermilion, was killed when his bike struck a utility pole along North Ridge Road near Amherst. Joe Carver, 34, of Huron, died Saturday night on Route 6 in Erie County according to Amherst Police.
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Health care to be probed by lawmakers
Lorain County health care officials face a crisis in caring for the indigent and uninsured. On July 16 a congressional fact finding group at Elyria Memorial Hospital will hear from Lorain County hospitals, social services, private industry, county officials, and physicians. Uncompensated care in 1988 was nearly $9 million, with hospitals absorbing growing indigent costs.
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July to decide abuse defense in Elyria murder trial
Closing arguments were heard in the trial of Ginger Manning, 25, of 5100 West Erie Ave Elyria, charged with aggravated murder for fatally shooting her sleeping husband Todd Manning on March 8. The jury was to begin deliberations after summations by prosecutors and defense counsel. The state alleges Manning killed in cold blood to avoid custody loss over photos Todd possessed.
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East German merger joy dampened by price spikes
East Germany joined West Germany in an economic merger, bringing hard currency and optimism, but higher prices shocked shoppers. Long lines formed at groceries as ADN reported butter and cheese prices similar to before yet milk more than doubled, while two East German factories opened with warning strikes signaling possible labor unrest.
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Gasoline prices fall for Fourth of July in Ohio
Northeast Ohio motorists see a dip in unleaded regular prices around the Fourth of July with some stations under 1.00 per gallon. AAA Ohio survey shows statewide average at 1.04, down from 1.05 during Memorial Day. Perkins Oil Co. notes continued price declines since late May despite a new two cent gas tax. The national average stands at 1.08 per gallon.
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Copyright and Home Copying: OTA Report Questions Law
The Office of Technology Assessment delivers a sweeping study on videotape copying, labeling legal ambiguity and uncertain economic impact. It surveys 1,501 adults, finds broad acceptance for private copying, and notes public opinion can shape law. The 293 page report and its 16 expert advisory panel aim to brief Congress on this evolving issue.
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