Lawless Gardens ordered to pay blind man and legal fees
Chicago court ruled Lawless Gardens must compensate a 37-year-old blind man with a guide dog $13,243 for discrimination after denying him housing due to a ban on guide dogs. The complex agreed to rent a four-room unit to Luke Robinson following a six year legal fight, with $17,406 in attorney fees awarded to Jeffrey L. Taren.
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Iran says repelled Iraqi attack with heavy losses
Iran announced it crushed a force of Iraqis and Iraqi backed rebels in two days of fighting claiming 4000 invaders were killed or wounded. Tariq Aziz in New York pressed for direct Iran cease fire negotiations with the United Nations secretary general.
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UN chief presses Iran on hostages held in Lebanon
United Nations secretary general Javier Perez de Cuellar told reporters he raised with Iran's Akbar Velayati on Wednesday the issue of 18 Western hostages held by pro Iranian Shiite militants in Lebanon. He described the topic as discreet and stated he raised it very specifically.
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Wadley mayor rescinds shoot-to-stop order in park
Wadley Georgia mayor B A Johnson revokes a park shooting directive saying it was a scare tactic to deter hoodlums after youths used sticks in a brawl at Hope Williams Memorial Park. He noted the increased fighting fine and planned police actions were halted. A separate item notes a federal grand jury indicting 23 people over a long running marijuana shipment operation, tied to a Coast Guard seizure of 72 tons worth about 280 million dollars from a Southeast Asia ship off the Washington coast.
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Kirtland Fire Chief Resigns After Pumper Plan Collapse
Fire chief Ralph E. Duke 63 resigns after a 2 y ear battle over adding three fire pumpers tied to a 1973 plan for larger residential developments in the city of 6400. Mayor says a third pumper not needed. resignation effective Sept 16.
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Ohio Super Lotto Jackpot Won by One Ticket
One ticket sold in Ohio matches all six numbers drawn for the Super Lotto, winning 9 million dollars paid as 20 annual installments of 450000 dollars before taxes. Winning numbers were 7 14 26 31 32 43 with kicker 2 0 1 1 8 5.
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Storms spawn hail and high winds from Georgia to New York
Storms moved across the East with scattered showers and thunderstorms producing large hail and winds up to 63 mph. In Texas a lightning strike hit two boys playing softball near San Antonio, melting one pair of shoes and sending both to the hospital. several other boys suffered minor injuries.
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Curfew Imposed After Burma Riot Near Rangoon
Mob violence in Myede, 220 miles north of Rangoon, left one dead and five wounded as police were attacked with stones and catapults. A curfew and ban on demonstrations were declared amid unclear links to national leadership changes including Sein Lwin's rise to president and party head.
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Tamil rebels injure 14 Sinhalese villagers in jungle raid
In the North Central Province Tamil separatists attacked 14 Sinhalese villagers gathering cinnamon in the Padaviya area. Separately Sinhalese extremists killed two supporters of the United Nations Party in the Sinhalese heartland south of Colombo.
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Witt to tour Europe with Holiday on Ice for 3.78 million
East German sources say Katarina Witt will be paid a record 3.78 million dollars to tour Europe with Holiday on Ice, about 20 percent in East German marks. The 22-year-old two-time Olympic champion will likely negotiate through East German sports officials.
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