Detainees at Guantanamo Die by Own Action in Coordinated Deaths
Three detainees at Guantanamo Bay hanged themselves in separate Camp 1 cells in a coordinated act, using clothing and sheets to form nooses. All left Arabic notes. two were Saudi nationals and one Yemeni. Officials call it asymmetric warfare, with NCIS investigating.
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Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Camp 1
Bantz J. Craddock
U.S. Southern Command
Miami
Harry B. Harris Jr
Guantanamo Bay Prison
Harris
Middle East
State Department
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Teens find summer work across Ohio communities
Local teens like Stephanie Thomas juggle multiple jobs to fund college and stay busy. She plans about 60 hours weekly at a diner and garage while also helping at the ice cream shop. Danielle Matus aims for pharmacy work at the University of Toledo, while warning about risky summer roles such as delivery driving and lone cash-based work.
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Pepe le Pew
Stephanie
Thomas
Colorado
Lorain County
Danielle Matus
University of Toledo
Matus
Tech firm Banyan Technology lands 350000 JumpStart investment
Lance Healy and Jim Walborn, former builders in Westlake, launched Banyan Technology after a bricks to computers shift. JumpStart awarded the startup 350000 to expand its tech venture, signaling strong early support for the new business.
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Lance Healy
Jim Walborn
JumpStart
Healy
Banyan Technology
Walborn
Westlake
98 Year Old Pilot Still Soars Despite Time
Ray McClenaghan, now 98, keeps flying passion alive with a valid 1926 pilot license from Orville Wright. He recalls learning at an Indiana airfield, lunching with Charles Lindbergh later, and earning flying lessons by saving from Kroger wages.
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Wellington
Ray McClenaghan
McClenaghan
Orville Wright
Indiana
Ohio
Wright
Wilbur
Kitty Hawk
N.C
Mr. Wright
Orville
Avon Lake to trial dog park at Weiss Park in temporary setup
Avon Lake officials plan a 120 by 250 foot temporary dog run at Weiss Park as a trial project with a permanent park likely next spring. Councilman Martin ODonnell spearheaded the effort with a citizen committee and fundraising plans.
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Avon Lake
Weiss Park
Martin O'Donnell
Lakewood
O'Donnell
Seattle
Rob Berner
Berner
Indians lose in 11 to White Sox on Wickman blown save
News Of Note reports Bob Wickman blows save as the Indians fall to the White Sox in eleven innings. The continuation details the game turning point and closing, highlighting the bullpen meltdown and comeback effort.
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Bob Wickman
Indians
White Sox
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