Turkey seizes two U.S. radar bases in retaliation
Turkish armed forces took control of two key American radar installations at Sinop and Kara Mursel in a move declared as retaliation for the U.S. arms embargo. American personnel remained at the sites as Turkey announced joint defense agreements were void. Pentagon officials said no official notification had been received.
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Ankara
Turkey
U.S
Sinop
Black Sea
Emin Bayar
Marmara
Karamursel
Istanbul
Congress
Washington
Pentagon
House
Ford
Senate
Cyprus
Falls Road victim struck by four vehicles in two minutes
A 22 year old steel worker Bob Finnegan suffered a fractured skull pelvis and leg after being struck by four vehicles within two minutes on Falls Road Belfast. He was flung onto a taxi roof and left in the road as others struck him. He is expected to recover in hospital.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Bob Finnegan
Falls Road
Finnegan
Standers
Elyria Churches and Local Entertainment and Sports
A brief page note from Elyria highlights church events, local entertainment listings, and sports updates across B5 and pages 8 to 10. Read about services, showtimes, and game results affecting the community this week.
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Index Elyria Churches
Beebe defies Bishop may face defrocking
Oberlin Rev. L Peter Beebe will continue disobeying Bishop Burt forbidding two irregularly ordained women to serve as priest associates at Christ Church. A church court found him guilty of breaking canon law and the bishop warned of further punishment, potentially suspension or defrocking. Beebe appeals the verdict.
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Oberlin
L. Peter Beebe
Episcopal Church
Christ Church
John H. Burt
Beebe
Carter Heyward
Alison Cheek
John Burt
Oberlin Church
Burt
John S. Rea
Cleveland
Court of Review of Province 5
Church
Rea
Minneapolis
Horatio Alger in a Freedom Era Art Series Exhibition
The Chronicle Telegram features a reproduction of an original painting from John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co.’s historical art exhibition “Paces of Freedom.” The color piece, third in a series, spotlights Alger’s life and the myth of the ragged boy hero. Artist Stevan Dohanos, a Lorain native born in 1907, created many magazine covers, stamps, and murals.
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John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co
Chronicle-Telegram
Alger
Stevan Dohanos
Cleveland School of Art
Ex Xerox salesman says chasing women common in execs
Stuart Brauer, fired for detailing his nightly pursuit of women in a Washington Post magazine piece, sues Xerox claiming executives routinely chase women during training sessions. He alleges a $1 million suit over alleged exaggerated sexual misconduct and embarrassment. Brauer contends the behavior was normal business.
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Washington
UPI
Xerox
Stuart Brauer
Brauer
Potomac
Washington Post
Y Chase Foxy
Fort Lauderdale
Zieba in Cleveland Court on Counterfeiting Charge
Lorain restaurant owner Ed Zieba, 48, appeared in federal court in Cleveland handcuffed on charges of possession and sale of counterfeiting plates. Described by friends as well loved and prosperous, he has ties to local politics and law enforcement. The case reveals missing plates and odd assets from the mid 1960s. Weather notes follow.
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Lorain
Cleveland
South America
Zieba
Henry Zieba
Lorain County
B&o
Toledo, Lorain & Fairport Co
Ed Zieba
Superior Avenue
U.S
Jeff Bishop
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Eports
Soviet Union
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Incirelik
Bishop
By Monica Williams
Faces of Freedom
Horatio Alger
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Chaser
Bond
By Frank Finegold
Secret Service
Case
Tonee
Lillian
E. Erie Ave
Golden Dragon
Broadway
Joseph
Republican Party
William Mills
Lorain City
Mills
Eddie
John Malinovsky
Malinovsky
Michael Bulzomi
Bulzomi
Lorain High School
Edward J. Eba
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