Elyria Sues Amherst Over Water Bill Payment
Elyria filed a Lorain County suit against Amherst to recover more than 700000 in overdue water charges after last minute talks failed. Amherst offered partial payment but Elyria insisted on full payment, with a 5 percent late fee bringing the claim to about 753693 and a possible water shutoff discussed pending resolution.
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Elyria
Amherst
Ferguson
Sanborn
Michael Keys
Keys
Anthony DePaola
DePaola
Elyria Council
Israelis Bombard West Beirut Amid Cease Fire Tensions
Israeli warplanes bombed Palestinian neighborhoods in West Beirut today amid intensified attacks since a cease-fire with Syria. Civilian casualties mounted as fighting spread to coast and inland areas, with 207 dead and 647 wounded reported by police and hospitals. The Red Cross warned the Lebanon toll could reach 10,000, while Sidon saw at least 1,000 killed and 3,000 wounded.
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West Beirut
Syria
Beirut
Khalee
Beirut-Damascus
Yasser Arafat
Leonid Brezhchev
Saudi Arabia
Khaled
WAFA
Arafat
U.N
Javier Perez de Cuellar
Israel
Ples
Sabra
Fakhani
Borj al Baraameh
Moslem West
International Red Cross
Lebanon
Lebanese Red Crown
Sidon
Rhodes warns of 28 percent state cuts in Ohio budget
Governor Rhodes threatens to cut 28.6 percent from most state programs starting July 1 unless a 1 billion budget-balancing bill is enacted. Finance Director Collier says the moves would dismantle essential services while the General Assembly considers taxes and reductions to fix the deficit. Exemptions include debt retirement pension funding mental health and corrections and certain subsidies remain.
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Columbus
UPI
James A. Rhodes
Ohio General Assembly
Howard L. Collier
Rhodes
Collier
Senate House
Jack Daly
Howard
British attack Stanley sparks heavy combat in Falklands
British forces engage Argentine garrison in Stanley as heavy combat is reported. Argentine sources say shelling by British ships causes civilian injuries while Argentina claims a missile hit near the hospital ship Bahia Paraiso. Thatcher signals hard line as casualties mount.
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Falkland Islands
Stanley
London
British Defense Ministry
Noticias Argentinas
Trooping the Color Observes Minute Silence Amid Falklands Toll
In London crowds observe a one minute silence for troops in the South Atlantic during Queen Elizabeth II's birthday parade. Defence officials withhold casualty figures from the Sir Galahad and Sir Tristan attacks, while sources cite at least 43 dead and 130 wounded, a potential record one day toll since the Falklands began ten weeks earlier.
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London
South Atlantic
British Defense Ministry
Galahad
Tristan
Falklands
Holmes Knocks Out Gerry Cooney in 13th Round
World Boxing Council heavyweight champion Larry Holmes outboxed and outpunched challenger Gerry Cooney, delivering a knockout in the 13th round to erase doubts about his dominance. The fight details appear on Page B-4. Weather outlook notes showers possible with highs near 70 and mid 50s overnight, continuing cloudy conditions into Sunday with similar temperatures.
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Gerry Cooney
World Boxing Council
Larry Holmes
Steamer Reunites With Cedar Point Vessel Parts
The 74 year old vessel Beechling returns to So Ntaky after a 3% former Cedar Point ferry from 1989 to 1951 is slated to be converted into a floating museum. The arrival is featured on page BI with photo by Gene Krebs.
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G.A. Beeckling
Cedar Point
Beechling
Page BI
Gene Krebs
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W. Beirut
United Press International
Patrick Davis
Linda Davis
Kingsway Dr
Lorain
Lakeview Park
General Assembly
Margaret Thatcher
Argentina
Bahia Paraiso
Enrique de Leon
Red Cross
Defense Ministry
nSibat AG
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