Afghan cease-fire collapsed as fighting resumes in Kabul
Rival factions backed by Iran and Saudi Arabia resumed heavy clashes hours after an agreed cease-fire. At least nine dead and 40 wounded, with ambulances attacked and Kabul hospitals briefly closed. Fighting centered in western Kabul with intense exchanges across three other areas. Both sides later claimed unofficial truces, though sporadic gunfire continued in southern Kabul.
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Iran
Saudi Arabia
Hezb-e-Waha
Kabul
Long Island Lolita ignites tabloids over shooting case
Amy Fisher, 17, is accused of an affair with 38-year-old Joseph Buttafuoco and shooting his wife Mary Jo Buttafuoco, who survived. Reports describe Fisher’s links to a sex service, alleged client payments, and a taped interview. The case drew wide coverage with sensational headlines and TV revelations.
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Long “Island
Amy Fisher
Sleeman
Fisher
Buttafuoco
Long Island
Massapequa
Fisher Accused of Escort Ring In New York Case
Fisher, linked to an escort service run by an adult boyfriend, faces arraignment as prosecutors reveal a new allegation a past partner was solicited to kill Mrs. Buttafuoco. District attorney spokesman Grilli notes heightened media interest and multiple inquiries from around the country.
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The
Daily News
Newsday
Fisher
Eric Naiburg
Naiburg
Buttafuoco
Ed Grilli
Nassau County District Attorney’s Office
Sleeman
Grilli
New York Post
Trump
Helmsley
Gotti
James Lynch
Local 1104 dispute over officer removals ends with reinstatement
Tim Buxton says removal was for improper suspensions of two officers by Tentile who claims right to remove Don Schenefelt and John Kesche. Judge Ball rules removals inconsistent with International Constitution and Local bylaws. Schenefelt and Koscho to be reinstated after findings on a $2263.01 check for unused vacation pay to Al Pena. Ball directs International audit follow up. Tentile hopeful things progress positively.
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Tor
Tim Buxton
Tentile
Don Schenefelt
John Kesche
Ball
Jentile
Schenefelt
Koscho
Sentile
al Pena
Campaign spending and race dynamics in Ohio primary
The report details campaign spenders in the 13th District race with Jacobs leading spending between 250000 and 300000 while Mueller reported 84000. Mueller, from Novelty Geauga County, touts a contrasting ad portraying a hurting survivor, while Jacobs counters with tax and outsider criticisms. Brown won the Democratic nomination amid questions of district alignment and voter appeal. Elyria Municipal Court records follow, listing multiple defendants with fines and suspensions for minor offenses and driving issues.
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Jacobs
Mueller
Geauga County
Travel Frustration Grows as Seats Vanish Across Airlines
Travelers report severe seat shortages as big carriers like TWA Continental and American face distress. Fees and price wars are blamed on tense industry politics while agencies urge callers to wait until Monday. Some travelers eye cheaper options to lure non-flyers and reward frequent flyers with loyalty programs.
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Assily
TWA
Continental
American Airlines
Channel Tunnel Delays Threaten Project Ahead of Opening
The Channel Tunnel now faces debts disputes and delays as Eurotunnel PLC, the Anglo-French consortium, struggles with contractors and credit renegotiations. The 31 mile rail link under the English Channel may miss next summer's opening, with a contractor warning of potential bankruptcy. Banks extended funds to August or September for continued construction, amid a cost running at least 14.7 billion dollars.
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London
Channel Tunnel
Eurotunnel PLC
English Channel
Bush to hold prime time conference in East Room
President Bush will hold a prime time news conference in the East Room, his second such session in 34 years at the White House. Campaign advisers push for a large TV audience, but ABC CBS and NBC did not plan to interrupt schedules. only CNN planned live coverage.
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Washington
Bush
East Room
White House
ABC
CBS
NBC
Skull finds challenge Eve theory in ancient skulls
Two 350000 year old Asian skulls found along the Han River in Yunxian China show features linked to Homo erectus, casting doubt on the out of Africa explanation for modern humans. Researchers from UC Berkeley and Chinese institutions note angular, football-shaped occipital backs.
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Africa
Han River
Yunxian
China
Nature
University of California, Berkeley
AIDS spread predicted to reach vast global level by 2000
Boston AP reports a Harvard led study warns more than 100 million people worldwide could be infected by 2000. Dr. Jonathan Mann says the epidemic is out of control and demands a new global strategy and stronger response.
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Boston
Jonathan Mann
Harvard University
United Way freezes salaries amid boycott by locals
United Way of America froze all salaries as of June 1 and offered incentives to resign voluntarily to trim expenses after a dues boycott by hundreds of local United Ways. Kenneth W. Dam, interim president, announced the move following William Aramony's Feb 28 resignation amid controversy over spending and management.
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Alexandria
United Way of America
United Way
Kenneth W. Dam
Dam
William Aramony
United Ways
Library plans new branch with 31000 square feet
Burrier outlines a two story 31000 square foot library branch costing 3.7 million with 100 parking spaces and 15 full time plus 20 part time staff. It will be accessible to the disabled and include a classroom story room and patron lounge. The project follows a November ballot approval for funding but rejection of an operating levy and a new levy is planned. The branch will house the bookmobile for starter collection.
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Burrier
Ational
Marriage Licenses List From Lorain and Nearby Areas
Multiple couples listed for marriage licenses with details including names ages and occupations, and common addresses in Lorain Elyria Amherst Columbia Station Olmsted Township and nearby. Individuals include David William Wrice Sr Deanna Dorothea Dewells Gratton Kimberly Ann Sparks Scott Allan Wallace Michelle Flowers Gerald Hemmelgarn Marilyn Haury David Allan Cox Pamela Tyree and others with varied ages and professions.
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David William Wrice Sr
13Th St
Lorain
Laborer
Deanna Dorothea Dewells
Gratton
Kimberly Ann Sparks
Scott Allan Wallace
Fowl Rd
Etyr
Coil Winder
Michelle ‘Marie Flowers
High St
Elyria
David Allan Cox
West River
Columbia Station
Pamela Kay Tyree
Bagley
Olmsted Township
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Broadway
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River St
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Kimberly Circle
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10Th St
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Erie St
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Kinzel Rd
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