South Africa tightens rules as emergency deaths rise
Police say four black civilians were shot dead near Johannesburg and detainees under a five day state of emergency grew to 792. President Botha and France condemnations reflect mounting international pressure as protests and rioting flare across 36 cities with arrests, curfews, and property seizures amid apartheid unrest.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Ono
P.W. Botha
France
U.N. Security Council
Pretoria
Fire damages Lorain Orthopaedic office $500000
A blaze at Kolezun and Kolezun Orthopaedic Associates at 3187 W 21st St in Lorain caused an estimated 500000 in damage. Ten firefighters were treated for injuries, three hospitalized, as crews battled the fire with help from Elyria and Amherst. The cause remained under investigation with initial theories around a car fire.
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Lorain
Kolezun & Kolezun Orthopaedic Associates
W. 21St St
Phil Dore
Dore
Yepko
Lonnie George
Tony Cuevas
St. Joseph's Hospital
Cuevas
George
Jack Broz
James Palmer
Lorain Community Hospital
Paul McDowell
Kurt Walker
Ronald Mate
Duane Sheridan
Kenneth Afrates
Dennis Brenner
William Horvath
Elyria
Amherst
Elyria Township
Ambulance plan in Elyria delayed amid background checks
Elyria officials delay a recommendation on a new city ambulance service while they review bidder backgrounds and potential conflicts of interest involving Majoras Ambulance. Stephen Gurchik will assess if awarding to Majoras, run by a city fireman and son of owner John Majoras, would violate state law. The current contract expires in September and must meet a two-vehicle, 24 hour availability standard.
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Elyria
Council
Health and Safety Committee
Stephen Gurchik
Majoras Ambulance
Robert Majoras
Majoras
John
John Majoras
Mitchell's Bar-B-Q Highlighted in Elyria Feature
A Washington Post page B-2 piece spotlights Mitchell's Bar-B-Q as a local standout in Elyria, noting its signature dishes and community appeal. The article frames the eatery as a go-to spot for residents and visitors seeking classic barbecue in a friendly setting.
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Elyria
Washington Post
Retiree Takes Center Stage in Arsenic and Old Lace
North Olmsted retiree Cal Beaver stars as Teddy Brewster in Dover Playhouse’s Arsenic and Old Lace. He formerly worked at Eaton and now pursues acting with Gary Von Agency. He chats on stage nerves, future roles, and learning from young castmates including Abbey played by 18 year old Rachel Martindale.
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Cal Beaver
North Ridgeville
S Chan
North Olmsted
Dover Playhouse
Beaver
Teddy Brewster
Teddy Roosevelt
Panama Canal
Abbey
Martha
North Olmsted Middle School
Eaton Corp
Gary von
Ohio Lottery
George Washington
Midway Mall
Brecksville
Resig
Nation
Walderness
Lorain County Community College
Dover
House
Jack Boss
North Olmsted Concrete
Boss
Great Northern Mall
Rachel Martindale
Weekend Weather Outlook With Showers Possible
The forecast calls for showers and thunderstorms this evening in the upper 60s, followed by a Friday with partly cloudy skies and a high in the upper 70s. Tonight’s rain chance is 80 percent, 50 percent Friday, with details on Page A-3.
Royko questions governor after supporter favor
Column questions the governor of Alaska over an alleged favor to a supporter. Mentions eight months with the Tribe yielding no results and asks where Peter Bavasi's promised magic has gone.
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Alaska
Peter Bavasi
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