Treasure trove of old USS Kobe photos unearthed
A collection of valuable vintage photographs featuring the USS Kobe has been found. The images depict ships, crew, and life at sea, offering a rare glimpse into mid century naval history and the vessel's operations, preserving memories for collectors and historians alike.
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County meeting held in private sparks open meetings dispute
A First Amendment expert says Lorain County commissioners may have violated Ohio open meetings and records laws by meeting behind closed doors to discuss an affirmative action plan not on the agenda. The plan was expected to be approved, but the vote was postponed for prosecutor review after the private session.
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Elyria
David Marburger
Cleveland
Betty Blair
Blair
Mary Jo Vasi
Vasi
Jim Cordes
Robert “Blanacary
Aceictart
Viewing Shoemaker-Levy 9 Strike From Galileo
A Cleveland astronomy expert says the best views of the Shoemaker-Levy 9 comet hitting Jupiter will come from the Galileo spacecraft, which will observe the far side of the planet. Galileo, launched in 1989, is about 400 million miles from Earth and will send back first photos of the impact and clues about Jupiter's composition and atmosphere.
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Clyde Simpson
Cleveland Museum of Natural History
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Earth
Invasion scenario rises as Haiti crisis deepens
U S troops near Haiti rehearse a possible evacuation while Clinton weighs invasion. Madeleine Albright notes 12 Latin American nations will supply peacekeepers. A naval invasion-control ship heads to the area as the White House calls the situation deteriorating and leadership illegitimate.
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Haiti
Clinton
John-Bertrand Aristida
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White House
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Madeleine Albright
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Fragmentary OCR Timestamp Sequence
A garbled stream of timestamps and codes from July 2006 appears, showing multiple times and parenthetical notes. The text reads like scattered log entries with no clear event description or identifiable subjects.
Amherst bombing rocks Terra Lane home
Police seek two or three youths, about 16 to 18, seen fleeing a pipe bomb blast at 1033 Terra Lane shortly after 12:40 am. The explosion damaged the house owned by Brian and Karen Frederick, who paid 73 000 in 1986, while neighbors reported a chrome luggage rack on a white Pontiac Grand Am or Grand Prix.
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Terra Lane
Lonnie Dirson
Brian
Karen Frederick
Dillon
Condos sue owner over dog weight in North Ridgeville case
A Common Pleas Court suit filed against Carolyn Justice of Greenwich Avenue argues her dog Justice weighs more than the 40 pound condo limit at Mutrwood Village. Condo owners say the weight restriction forces a decision between home and pet. Judge Kosma J. Glavas assigned to the case.
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North Ridgeville
Mutrwood Village
Condominiums Owners Association
Common Pleas Court
Carolyn
Greenwich Avenue
Joseph Scaietta
Justice
Scaletta
Kosma J. Glavas
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