Ugandan Violence Report Raises US Egypt Israel Involvement
Refugees and church leaders describe a pattern of attacks by Ugandan troops in northern Uganda with killings of Achol and Langi tribespeople. A religious teacher recalls roundups and executions, while priests report hospital killings. Missionary groups mostly stay, some return to assist. Reports say Amin planned to expel Americans and Palestine militants planned to hijack their departing plane.
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Amherst Police Gun Incident Reveals Department Strain
The Chronicle Telegram reports on a 1974 Amherst police incident that nearly endangered Capt Edward Kobel after handling a loaded revolver during a prowler call. The piece ties the event to broader concerns within the Amherst police department.
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City pays late medical premium to Blue Cross
Elyria city officials announced a one month premium of 56000 will be paid by Elyna to Blue Cross tomorrow and a second payment of the same amount may follow within a week to cover health and insurance for city employees through February. Blue Cross had said it would not honor claims until premiums were paid. Police and fire departments and the city employees union were briefed at a meeting.
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Weekend Shower Outlook With Cooling Temperatures
The forecast calls for showers tonight and tomorrow with lows between 40 and 45 and tomorrow’s high from 35 to 60. There is a 70 percent chance of rain, with southeasterly winds at 10 to 20 mph. Sunrise is 6:39 a.m. and sunset 6:20 p.m. The high reached 44 at 3 p.m. yesterday and the low 30 at 1 a.m. today. Details on Page B1.
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Abstention in veto override stirs Elyria council
Councilman John Blevins plans to abstain from voting on a motion to override Mayor Marguerite Bowman’s veto of the Court Street parking lot project. The abstention’s effect on the override count remains uncertain as city officials seek a ruling on whether abstentions count with the seven votes already cast or as a separate tally.
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Ten year old among trio in Alberto's Pizza holdup
A boy about 10, described as five feet tall and 120 pounds, helped two older youths rob Alberto's Pizza at 464N Abbe Rd dust after midnight. They took $10 from the register, $120 from Richard Began, a portable color television, and a gun was brandished. Police say another suspect in a similar station robbery may be connected.
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Lorain man dies after clothing ignites fire in home
Howard Bradley, 83, of 2069 Bistai, Lorain, died at St Joseph Hospital after clothing on his body ignited, with Walter Mihalsky, 20, also burned while attempting to aid. Fire officials said a circle of flames and burns were confined to the bedroom area. Bradley, a longtime US Steel Lorain employee and civic participant, was honored in 1970 for fifty years of service. Funeral arrangements handled by Schwartz Spence Boyer.
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