Children Hurt As Cars Crash In Elyria Stop Sign Collision
In Elyria a two car crash after a trip to Pocahontas injured 13 people including children and adults. Witnesses say one car ran a stop sign impacting a Pontiac wagon with two adults and seven children. Police and rescue crews ferried victims to three area hospitals.
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North Ridgeville school district placed in state receivership again
North Ridgeville's district, about 3 million in debt, entered state receivership for the second time in six years last Saturday. Officials warn the state may stay longer than a year and the district could be dissolved. nine operating levies failed since May 1993, with 64 percent of May 1995 voters saying they would not support a levy.
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Unabomber viewed as cracking under publicity surge
In SF AP report authorities note a shift from planned attacks to written communications after 17 years. Experts say the bomber rides a publicity high, with letters and a 25,000 word manifesto sent to major papers. Police keep tight security as investigations continue.
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Cops arrest 10 after Lake Avenue disturbance
Six police departments arrested ten people after a large disturbance on Lake Avenue early Saturday involving about 800 revelers. Officers reported dodging glass as arrests were carried out. three named suspects faced multiple charges including assaulting officers and resisting arrest.
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Hope Fades for Survivors in Seoul Department Store Collapse
In Seoul, after a burst of relief from 24 people rescued Saturday, a sole survivor died 24 hours after being pulled from the collapsed department store. Rescue teams, exhausted by the fourth night of digging, faced dwindling odds as heavy rubble risked another collapse. Officials warned that without further signs by Monday night, crane work would resume. Relatives of over 200 missing grew increasingly anxious as the pace remained painfully slow.
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