Hopes Rise as Lorain Man Faces Home Sale Over Liens
Fred Zimmerman of Lorain seeks to end a two year nightmare by paying for his 1975 built home at 4316 Hickory Hill Ave. after $20 in mechanic's liens from subcontractors and suppliers stalled title. The home was ordered sold by sheriff to satisfy unpaid bills and liens lingering since construction began.
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Two brothers kill officer in Caliente courtroom shootout
In Caliente Nevada a policeman, Officer Craig Love, was shot dead as two Harrington brothers burst into a municipal courtroom and opened fire. Love returned fire before dying. Frankie Harrington was wounded, Judge Tom Jackson unharmed, and Lloyd Harrington not injured. The brothers were arrested on murder charges.
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Spirit of St Louis replica to retrace Lindy U S tour
Milwaukee paced tale recounts Lindbergh’s solo transatlantic flight and a 19 week 22,000 mile tour. A replica of the Spirit of St Louis built by the Experimental Aircraft Association will depart Long Island on June 13 touch down in select cities, including Phoenix, before ending back on Long Island in March.
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Klan Leader Demands Equal TV Time For Roots Reply
David Duke of Jefferson Parish Louisiana urged in New York that the Ku Klux Klan receive equal television time to counter Roots. He cited the FCC Doctrine of Fairness as the basis for the demand and called for an hour of air time to present the Klan’s side.
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Lake Erie fishing outlook and bass decline report
CT Outdoor Editor DON MILLER previews tomorrow's Lake Erie fishing outlook by species. Smallmouth bass catches have plunged and older larger bass are vanishing amid a weak age structure. Emerald and Spottail shiners, key forage, are at decade lows. Local feature notes family life of the West and Johnsons, and Walter Godfrey’s travel adventures via the C-7 reporter.
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Weather report signals colder, windy with snow flurries
A weather notice warns of colder conditions with wind and a chance of snow flurries tonight and tomorrow. Lows in the upper 20s, highs in the upper 30s to low 40s. Precipitation chance and wind speeds noted, with southwest winds easing to 15 to 25 mph tonight. Sunrise 6 36.20, sunset 6 22 p.m. Details on page C 3.
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Fire in Seoul restaurant kills fourteen in downtown building
A Seoul blaze touched off by an overheated electric heater swept a four story downtown building. The fire started in a third floor restaurant, killing fourteen and seriously injuring one, with police awaiting full details.
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