Court rules against forced nuke dumping in backyards
The Supreme Court, in a 6-3 ruling, said Congress cannot compel states without disposal sites to take low level radioactive waste generated within their borders. The decision preserves incentives for regional compacts while striking down a take-title provision that would force states to bear all damages. Justice O Connor delivered the majority opinion.
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Picco resigns from United Nations as oil talks continue
Giandomenico Picco, the U.N. mediator who helped free Western hostages in Lebanon, quits for personal reasons. Secretary-General Boutros Boutros-Ghali thanks him for exemplary services as Picco, 43, plans to leave late next month but will still oversee the Vienna oil talks, not expected to extend beyond July.
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Two men plan new restaurant in Sandusky area
Maschari and his partner, who work with Maschari's father who owns Log Cabin Restaurant in Sandusky, aim to open their own eatery within a month after a decade of dreaming. They cited dissatisfaction with dining out and promise a grand opening soon.
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Cabbie Credits Dentures After Mouth Wounding
Denver cab driver Ignatius Nwandilibe, a Nigerian immigrant, survived a holdup shooting due to his dentures which absorbed the bullet. He was struck in the mouth after a teenager demanded money and fled. no arrest announced. He plans to recover and may not return to driving.
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Grand Canyon air crashes listed from 1956 to 1992
A National Transportation Safety Board report details fatal Grand Canyon area crashes and incidents from 1956 to 1992. Key events include a 1991 Las Vegas Airlines and a 1991 Air Vegas incident, multiple Grand Canyon Airport losses, and a 1956 midair collision between United Airlines DC-7 and TWA Super Constellation with 128 deaths.
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Batman Returns Opens With Fan Fury and Record Premiers
Batman the sequel debuts in 1,256 theaters with late night showings grossing just over 2 million. Fans Brenda and John Turner praise the film noting it surpasses the first in some respects and plan to buy merchandise as Warner Bros. rides the Batman merchandising wave amid reports of the first film’s profits and costs.
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Batman Returns Penguins At Center Of Animal Rights Protest
Los Angeles AP. PETA protests Batman Returns outside a Hollywood premiere party over use of real penguins with plastic gadgets. Danny DeVito stars as The Penguin with a mix of live birds puppets suits and CGI. PETA cites fear for penguins though says no mistreatment alleged. Warner Bros says headgear is lightweight and quickly tolerated by the birds.
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Seven killed as Navy helicopter crashes in Virginia waters
A Sikorsky H-53 from the Navy Atlantic Fleet crashed during a training flight in Virginia Beach. Authorities said seven aboard were killed, with divers reporting wreckage scattered in about nine feet of water in the Eastern Branch of the Lynnhaven River, about 25 yards offshore. Five bodies were recovered within two hours.
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Jury Hears Details In Alyssa Abuse Case And Awards
A court heard testimony about injuries to five month old Alyssa including multiple broken bones and alleged deliberate harm. The defendant Kniep faced charges after a doctor linked injuries to abuse. The case involved Alyssa’s custody, police findings, and statements from a worker about the baby’s care. Awards for local media coverage of the incident were announced at a Cleveland area ceremony.
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Parole bid sparks protests after rape case in Olmsted
A rape victim urged the parole board to deny release for Reece, who was convicted of attacking her in a North Olmsted high rise. The victim’s letter campaign in 1989 prompted Mansfield Ashland area protests and influenced the parole board chair to overturn a prior release recommendation.
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