Saddam seeks place to hide
Paris report says Saddam Hussein seeks asylum in Algeria or another country while Algeria asks coalition assurances against war crimes tribunals. At home, sporadic clashes and demolished Iraqi weaponry mark Gulf peace as talks on a permanent cease fire approach.
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Keven Hall shines in Channel 43 hit Harry and the Hendersons
TV Week profiles Keven Peter Hall the 7 foot 2 star of Channel 43 Sunday 4 pm show. Shannon Jewell conducts the cover interview detailing Hall as the series standout and audience favorite.
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Encore brings Ziegfeld night to Cleveland stage
Big night spotlights Ziegfeld A Night at the Follies in Playhouse Square Cleveland next week. Dalet Norris creator of the Palace Theater production discusses the nostalgic show recalling Fanny Brice and Al Jolson.
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Cleveland
Playhouse Square
Fanny Brice
al Jolson
Dalet Norris
Palace Theater
Spelling Bee Opens in Lorain District Meet Tonight
The Chronicle Telegram reports the annual Spelling Bee competition begins with the North District Bee at St. Peter's School in Lorain this evening, with coverage on Page A-8. A separate notice notes a $10 million lawsuit filed by a murdered woman's family against Elyria and three police officers.
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Lorain
Cleveland
Elyria
Welcome home parade sweeping nation for Gulf troops
The nation celebrates a hopeful return for American forces in the Persian Gulf with plans for large parades and widespread welcome home events from Texas to New York. Veterans recall the rough homecomings of the Vietnam era while leaders vow a grateful, healing reception for returning troops and their families.
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Nesanside
Calif
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Boston
Hawaii
Persian Gulf
Abner Orick
Dayton
Ohio
Kris Tourtellotte
Tourtellotte
Rochester
Grace Pushes Local Preference in Elyria Bids
Elyria mayoral challenger Grace calls for Made in Elyria plan to favor local firms in bids if near best. He cites a $3 million sidewalk project largely awarded to out of county firms and outlines annual business summit and six round tables to boost local commerce. Keys’ spokeswoman will comment after reviewing the plan. Grace, a third ward councilman and realtor, notes Cleveland’s similar approach and questions sale of the Fisher Guide plant to a local buyer.
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William Grace
Grace
Michael B. Keys
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Cleveland
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Northern Ohio Limited Partnership
C-T
Gene Krebs
Elyria Police Officer Suspended Over Racial Slur and Search
Elyria police officer Benjamin Currier received a 30 day unpaid suspension in a civil settlement with the families of two black youths. The case stemmed from alleged racial slur and an illegal search after a stop on November 3. The out of court agreement mandates the suspension as part of the settlement.
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