Kissinger pick sparks criticism over Central American policy
Congress remains wary as Kissinger is named to head a commission on Nicaragua. Lawmakers say the choice could hinder funding for covert Central American programs while the House plans a closed four hour briefing to debate halting undercover arms shipments to Nicaragua and redirecting aid to friendly governments. Pentagon officials preview larger Honduran exercises to signal U.S. commitment. Critics argue the move funds continue, not ends, and may defuse pressure without stopping policy.
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WWII themed restaurant to open on Brookpark Road
A Hopkins area dining site named for the 100th Bomb Group will feature a 100-seat patio, glass frontage with runway views, and interior sandbag walls. The menu offers about 25 entrees, daily prime meat, seafood, and desserts with prices from 8.95 to 14.95. Hours 5 to 11 p.m. and weekends until midnight, lunch to follow after two weeks. Estimated development cost near 2 million dollars.
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Elusive knowledge in El Salea poll shocks locals
In a local survey of 100 people only seven answered all four questions correctly while 35 could not answer any. The well-informed group included a 48-year-old Elyria steelworker and a 41-year-old North Ridgeville teacher among others. Responses blamed age, reading habits, and media distrust.
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Sex reprimand called 'sad joke' in House ethics clash
Rep Newt Gingrich says a reprimand for Rep Gerry Studds and Rep Daniel Crane over sexual misconduct is a "sad joke" and forecasts growing support to expel them. He plans to return the ethics panel report for reconsideration and may push for expulsion in September if stronger action isn’t recommended. Gingrich says over 100 lawmakers could back expulsion if a vote happened now, and notes teachers would be fired in similar cases.
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Carol Burnett libel award cut again in Enquirer suit
A California appeals court trimmed $600,000 from Carol Burnett's $750,000 punitive award against the National Enquirer while upholding $50,000 in general damages. The ruling totals $200,000, combining general damages with $150,000 in punitive damages for the libel case stemming from a 1976 gossip item.
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Group forms Abintra to aid UFO witnesses in Iowa
Barbara Schutte 31 leads Abintra Inc., a Davenport area group offering support and research for people who report UFO encounters. The nurse says many sightings are traumatic and isolation drives victims to seek nonjudgmental help, with investigators cross checking star charts, bases, and weather data. She and psychologist Robert Cweitniak advise talking to trusted contacts and documenting sightings.
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Elyria Daily Post Notice And Contact Details
Fragmentary listing shows daily and Sunday delivery terms for Second Class Postage Pad at Elyria with addresses in Bayria and Lorain. Includes phone numbers and pricing of $1.05 per week for adult motor route delivery.
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Vatican rejects ransom for Agca release in Emanuela case
Vatican officials said the pope’s Turkish attacker Agca cannot be freed to secure the girl’s release. A direct line was opened for Cardinal Casaroli to speak with the abductors after a tape of the girl’s screams surfaced. Authorities say Casaroli would handle technical details, while immunity or pardon would require an Italian president.
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