Ariane Sheppard and Jim Thorpe Lead CT Package
Ariane Sheppard, emerging from years of silence, reveals childhood details in Nazi Germany and about a half sister who married a top Hitler henchman. The exclusive CT feature pairs her with Jim Thorpe in a historic prompt tomorrow.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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Sports Immortals Launch in CT Sunday Series
The Connecticut Times announces a new Sunday series, Sports Immortals, running 25 weeks in Lorain County. Chapter 1 profiles Jim Thorpe with a broader lineup including Babe Ruth and Joe Louis. Also features a nursing history piece from Oberlin and a Sunday Scene round of books, music, arts, and outdoors.
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Lorain County
Giants of Sports
Jim Thorpe
Babe Ruth
Jack Dempsey
Sammy Baugh
Joe Louis
Big Bill Tilden
Johnny Weissmuller
Bill Russell
Arnold Palmer
Oberlin
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Palestinian Guerrillas Kill Two U.S. Diplomats in Sudan
Palestinian gunmen seized Arab diplomats at the Saudi embassy in Khartoum and killed two American envoys, Cleo Noel Jr. and G. Curtis Moore, alongside a Belgian representative. Hostages threaten further executions as Sudan prepares a military operation to free them. The incident triggers global calls for justice and measures against terrorism.
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Khartoum
Sudan
Egypt
Middle East
Cleo A. Noel Jr
U.S
G. Curtis Moore
Guy Eid
Saudi Arabian
Moore
Eid
Cleo A. Noel
George Curtis
Agnes Storm Devastation Tops U.S. Disaster Loss
Army Corps of Engineers told Congress that Tropical Storm Agnes caused more than 3 billion dollars in damage last June. Gen. Richard H. Groves testified that 122 people died, 5,000 homes were destroyed, 110,000 damaged, and 400,000 homeless, with five railroads driven into bankruptcy by flood losses.
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Army Corps of Engineers
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Senate Public Works Subcommittee
Appropriations
Richard H. Groves
North Atlantic
Armored carriers move into Wounded Knee siege area
Federal officers moved armored personnel carriers into the Wounded Knee hamlet in a blinding snowstorm. Guards established the town perimeter while rebels fired on them. The government said the equipment is defensive but did not rule out force to dislodge the handful of holdouts.
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Wounded Knee
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Ralph Erickson
U.S. Attorney General
Webb
Erickson
Bureau of Indian Affairs
FBI
Pine Ridge Indian Reservation
Lupinski sanity status tested again by Lima hospital
A Lima State Hospital sanity report on Gerald Lupinski is challenged as defense seeks further local testing before Judge Mikus at 10 a.m. March 16. Lupinski, 26, is charged with first degree murder in the deaths of Raymond Streicher and his wife Sharon at their Carlisle Township home.
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Gerald Lupinski
Carlisle Township
Lima Hospital
Lupinski
John B. Otero
Stephen Gurchik
Common Pleas
Paul J. Mikus
Otero
Robert Eppley
Andrew Meluch
Raymond Streicher
Sharon
Butternut Ridge
W. Ridge Rd
Ohio Turnpike
Streicher
Lima
Mikus
Weather outlook cloudy with showers and cool temperatures
Mostly cloudy tonight through Sunday with a 40 percent chance of showers tonight and 20 percent tomorrow. Lows tonight near 40s and highs tomorrow in the upper 50s to 60s. Showers possible Monday then lasting into Tuesday and Wednesday with highs in the 40s and overnight lows in the 30s. High yesterday was 60, low today 42.
Oberlin student hears of ambassador father’s death in Sudan
Janet Noel, daughter of the U S ambassador to Sudan, learned her father’s death by telephone in her Oberlin dorm. Her brother at UC Santa Barbara plans to fly to Khartoum to join their mother. Noel’s career spanned posts in Khartoum Beirut Jidda Marseille and The Hague.
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Janet Noel
U.S
Sudan
Oberlin College
Washington, D.C
James Lubetkin
College Information
University of California At Santa Barbara
Khartoum
Janet
State Department
Noel
Foreign Service
Middle East
Beirut
Lebanon
Jidda
Saudi Arabia
Marseille
the Hague
Driver and six children die in Ohio crash near Swanton
A Swanton woman Lois Cook 35 with five of her children and a neighbor girl were killed when their station wagon slammed into a tree on Ohio 64 south of Swanton in Lucas County. One son Dean 9 survived in critical condition.
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Swanton
Lois Cook
Ohio 64
Lucas County
Ohio Highway Patrol
Vermilion city crews break up ice jam flood threat
Vermilion officials moved to avert flooding as ice jams on the Vermilion River threatened neighborhoods near the Olympic Outing Club. Mayor John W. Maiden sought Coast Guard help from Kaw but local 30-foot boats broke through the ice, easing danger with an emergency channel while Coast Guard and Army Corps observers surveyed the scene. No damage reported and residents were prepared for possible evacuations if needed.
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Vermilion River
John W. Maiden
U.S. Coast Guard
Kaw
Toledo
Olympic Outing Club
West River Road
Lake Erie
Coast Guard
Maiden
Cleveland
Army Corps of Engineers
Airliner Crash Kills 25 Near Moscow Airport
A Bulgarian airliner crashed while approaching Sheremetyevo Airport in Moscow killing 17 passengers and 8 crew members. Flight 307 from Sofia used a Tupolev 154 airliner, the newest Soviet model, according to Tass.
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Sheremetyevo
Tass
Sofia
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