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A fragmentary weather report notes record high and low in 1966 with a normal high. Tonight features south winds up to 10 knots turning variable with periods of rain, waves under 2 feet. Tomorrow shifts to northeast winds 5-15 knots becoming north with mostly cloudy skies and a chance of morning rain. waves 1-3 feet. Relative humidity around 1.00677.
Mandela conviction upheld with reduced sentence in abduction case
The South Africa Supreme Court upheld Winnie Mandela's kidnapping conviction from 1988 but fined her 15,000 rand and ordered 5,000 rand compensation to three surviving victims, with one year in jail substituted by a fine. Co-defendants Morgan and Falati also saw reduced sentences.
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African National Congress
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Lorain council moves to reorganize community department
Lorain officials push an amended plan to abolish the Community Development Department and create the Office of Community Services with a smaller staff. The 11 to 1 vote limits Prudoff’s speaking role amid civil rights protest and a gag order. A private bank would handle loans while council appoints committee members and retains an accountant in the department.
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Alex Olejko
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Sewer hike trimmed as clean-up shifted to carryover funds
The committee scaled back the proposed sewer rate increase by cutting direct funding for improvements. About $600,000 of projects will be paid from a $5.5 million carryover, with Keys warning against depleting cash as it would reduce investment income. December's 8 percent rate increase stands.
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Oberlin Hospital Sees Major Revenue Loss In 1992
Oberlin Hospital reports a 1992 deficit of about 400000 tied to patient coverage gaps worth roughly 600000 less than if insured privately. Births fell to 337, down 97 from 1991, with an estimated 250000 lost from the drop.
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Aapital
Schaum
Chronicle Telegram Notice of Home Delivery Details
Daily and Saturday morning home delivery options listed with various service times and a Sunday carrier option. Includes pricing at $2.25 per week for motor route delivery and 25 per week for daily and Sunday, with USPS PO box and address change instructions for Elyria Ohio.
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Irate driver blamed in fatal three-vehicle crash near Huron County
At about 2 10 a.m. on Mason Road three miles east of State Route 61 in Huron County a car split in two after leaving the road and hitting a tree. The occupants Haggard Schroeder and Haley were involved as unconfirmed details surface from witnesses.
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Mason Road
Huron County
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Schroeder
Haley
Kinchy
Cascade Park
Elyria
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Grafton educator recipient of Friend of Education Award
Robert Krugman of Grafton received the annual Friend of Education Award from the Midview Education Association. He was nominated by teachers at Grafton School and colleagues at East Carlisle School for volunteer work including dressing as a cow during Right to Read Week and portraying McGruff the crime prevention dog at an assembly, plus participation during Math Week.
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Grafton
Midview Education Association
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Film Seizure at Lakeview Terrace Arrest Sparks Criticism
Al Smith was arrested at 8 41 p m Friday by Patrolman Tim Gerek Jr outside Lakeview Terrace apartments while being chased for forgery. He resisted, was pepper sprayed, and a separate detectives report was not released. Harvey Gittler of the ACLU criticized the police for destroying film as a possible press freedom violation. Kevin O Neill of the Ohio ACLU will review the case.
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Tim Gerek Jr
Lakeview Terrace
Erie Ave
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Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain
Harvey Gittler
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American Civil Liberties Union
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Kevin O'Neill
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Betterway donation faces council approval and debate
Betterway board member Mike Gonst orowski argued the reaction to a single member’s actions could affect the organization’s stance while Terry Reagan called the donation a silly request for money. The Finance Committee unanimously supported accepting the gift, pending a full council vote on June 8. David Woodruff said funds will buy playground gear for South Park and other recreation centers.
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Mike Gonstorowski
Terry Reagan
Reagan
Ferguson
David Woodruff
Parks and Recreation Department
South Park
Ward
Thomas Shores
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