Diane Kelly Wins South District Spelling Bee at C-T
Diane Kelly, daughter of Phil and Susan Kelly of Elyria, won the 1986 South District Spelling Bee held by the Chronicle-Telegram. An eighth-grader at Eastern Heights Junior High, she expressed disbelief as she clutch a nervous smile after the long three hour contest.
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Oberlin
Chronicle-Telegram
Diane Kelly
C-T
Diane
Phil
Susan Kelly
Michigan
Elyria
Kelly
C-1
Page
Eastern Heights
King of the Hill
Rick Hershey
Arnold Miller
Elyria Catholic High School
Langston Middle School
Sue Cross
Oberlin moves to divest tied senior gift pledge
Oberlin College may limit senior class gifts to 7000 dollars if it does not divest from South Africa. Ninety three students pledged their money contingent on divestment, part of about 12000 dollars in pledges received so far. The contingency was announced at a February 28 campus event signaling a shift from protests to a money based tactic.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
South Africa
Karen Rothschild
Oberlin College Board of Trustees
Miss Rothschild
Washington, D.C
Car bomb kills five in Beirut
A car bomb exploded on Jaatch Street in Ashrafieh killing five and wounding at least 42 as worshipful crowds filled the area. Christian Phalange forces retaliated with shelling in Moslem west Beirut, leaving two dead and three wounded.
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Beirut
Lebanon
East Beirut
Amin Gemayel
Christian Phalange Party
Barbir
dJaatch Street
Ashrafieh
Jaatch Street
Phalange Party
Christian East Beirut
U.S. orders Soviet UN staff cuts over two years
The United States ordered Soviet missions to the United Nations to reduce staff from 275 to 170 by April 1988, citing non diplomatic activities including espionage. Tass called the move hostile. U.N. lawyers to review compatibility with the U.N. charter.
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United Nations
United States
Tass Today
Soviet Union
Tass
U.N
U.S
IRS Jacksonville field questions include earthworms and wedding losses
The Jacksonville IRS office reports strange inquiries from taxpayers over two years, from depreciating earthworms to treating a disastrous wedding as a casualty loss. Other odd questions include whether a fish carcass suffices as proof of a loss and a man who claimed both his dog and his mother-in-law as dependents.
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Jacksonville, Fla
Jacksonville
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Sam
Euringer
Inside Deaths Editorial and Entertainment Review
A varied newspaper fragment outlines sections on inside deaths arts and religion and sports. It hints at television notes and brief items across entertainment and editorial content with scattered bylines and page markers.
Javits Dies Veteran Senator Jacob Javits
Jacob Javits, 81, longtime U S Senator, died Friday night in a Florida hospital ending a career that spanned more than two decades. Page B-2 obituary notes his service and impact.
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Jacob Javits
Senate
Florida
Weekend Weather Outlook With Cloud Increase
Sunday forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies with breezy conditions and a warmer high in the low 50s. Tonight clears first then increases in cloudiness with a low in the mid 20s. Details on Page A-3.
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Frederick Starr
Richard Dunn
Dunn
Napoli
Phalange
Youssef Bitar
Gemayel
Elie Hobeika
Washington
Down State
Holger Euringer
al BR
Javits
NASA
Kennedy Space Center
Cape Canaveral
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