Dukakis selects Lloyd Bentsen as running mate
Dukakis picks Sen. Lloyd Bentsen of Texas as his vice presidential choice in a late night Brookline meeting. The decision aims to contest Bush in Texas and the conservative South, surprising many who expected John Glenn or Albert Gore. Bentsen would seek both vice president and Senate re-election, with a public reveal planned for Faneuil Hall.
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Weddell House Demolished in Elyria After 88 Years
At 7:15 this morning a crane toppled the Weddell House on Broad Street and East Avenue, leaving over half the building in a thirty foot high heap by 10:30. Spectators recall memories of the hotel, while officials seek rapid clearance and dust control. East Avenue remains closed until debris removal finishes.
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Lorain 18 Charged in Brutal Beating of 15-Year-Olds
Richard Barker, 18, of Lorain, is charged with four felonies including two counts of attempted murder and two counts of felonious assault for attacking two 15 year old girls along East River Road in Sheffield Village. The victims were hospitalized in fair condition. police investigate sexual assault potential and a second youth’s involvement remains unclear. Barker is held on 200000 bond after arraignment.
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Irregularities Found in Tri City Office on Aging Audit
The Ohio state auditor confirmed potential irregularities in the Tri City Office on Aging finances serving Sheffield Lake Avon Lake and Avon. Director Mary Mezlak resigned Friday as the audit firm alerted officials. state investigators proceed with the probe while officials declined to discuss specifics.
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Cruise terror toll climbs as Greek ship attack unfolds
Government officials say two men and a woman were photographed during the deadly assault on the City of Poros cruise ship near Piraeus. At least 11 people died and 98 were injured as grenades and automatic weapons were used, with a speedboat the getaway. Two explosions near Trocadero Marina were linked to the attack that left 471 passengers and 22 crew accounted for. 50 wounded, 15 in serious condition, as authorities warned the death toll could rise.
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