Beijing clashes as troops crush protests in crackdown
Soldiers fired on unarmed protesters in Beijing with reports of fighting among troops sent to quell demonstrations. Western diplomats say evidence of intermilitary conflict exists, while estimates of fatalities range from hundreds to possibly 3,000, as protests spread to provincial cities.
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Inmates locked in cells after TV cage dispute
About 70 inmates at Lorain County jail refused tenth p.m. lockup over a Bulls Pistons playoff telecast and were confined to cellblocks for the weekend. Guards withdrew to request reinforcements and returned to restore order after 10 p.m. The Pistons won 103 94 to advance to face the Lakers.
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Hunger striker Elizabeth Lank again refuses solid food
Vermilion woman Elizabeth Lank 44, jailed for traffic offenses, remains on a month long liquid diet and potassium pills as a protest against a six month sentence. She began fasting April 26, collapsed in jail, was hospitalized, then resumed eating solids briefly before resuming the fast. She says she does not feel like eating.
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Window damage closes Lorain records office after vandalism
Lorain County Recorder Dorothy Essex reported vandals shattered a large window over the weekend. A softball sized rock left an eight inch hole in the glass and narrowly missed a computer terminal. Maintenance supervisor Rich Nickoloff said replacement costs are not yet known and the area was closed for cleanup.
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Toll could hit 800 in USSR blast
In the Urals along the Trans Siberian Railroad a gas leak caused a blast that engulfed two trains, with editor Gennady Dmitrin reporting a preliminary death toll between 500 and 800 and officials saying hundreds were hospitalized. President Gorbachov toured the site and cited possible incompetence and discipline issues.
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D-Day memories live on for Bay Village cameraman
Thomas J. Henry, 69, of Bay Village, recalls June 6, 1944, as the 45th anniversary of the Normandy invasion. A Signal Corps cameraman, he filmed the initial assault from behind the lines aboard the Belfast, capturing mock bombardment and the chaotic beach scene. He later filmed Cherbourg’s capture and liberation ceremonies. He hopes to return to Europe with Cinemation, Inc. and fulfill his dream of a sentimental journey.
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Gee whiz Mr Science in comic feature column
A lighthearted humor piece features Mr Science in a playful tone. The column playfully riffs on scientific curiosities and everyday wonder, aiming to amuse readers with breezy banter and nerdy flair.
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