Welcome home officers return inspires Lorain crowd
Lorain County honored returning soldiers at a veterans rally led by UAW 425. PFC Melvin Noble and Sgt Kevin Taylor spoke to about 200 people, thanking locals for support as Noble neared redeployment and Taylor came home for a family funeral. Lorain officials praised the patriotic turnout amid ongoing Gulf actions.
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Chances for Terry Anderson release rise in dialogue
Lorain native Terry Anderson may be freed after six years as a hostage in Lebanon as talks involve the United States, Syria, and Iran. Free Terry Anderson Committee chair Jack Lavinha says high hopes exist, though not imminent. His group plans a Washington visit for Courage Day activities with relatives and other hostages’ families.
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Weather Outlook With Snow Flurries Tonight
A cloudy day with flurries and a high in the upper 30s plus a 70 percent chance of snow. Clearing tonight with a low 20s to mid 20s. Monday turns sunny and a bit warmer.
Hoops Hotline and Nicklaus Golf Benefit Highlight CT Page
NCAA tournament seeds to be announced tonight with Ohio State viewed as a title contender. CT Hoops Hotline delivers up to the minute scores and game information. Chi Chi Rodriguez headlines the Jack Nicklaus Lorain County Community College Scholarship Golf Benefit at Elyria Country Club in July.
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Dynamite on the court high school all America team
Vonda Ward from Garfield Heights earns Player of the Year in Parade’s All-America Girls Basketball Team. Michelle Marciniak of Allentown is named co winner, sharing top honors in the annual selections for outstanding high school players.
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Oberlin names MacKay interim president for fall 1991
Oberlin College designates Alfred MacKay philosophy professor as interim president to replace S. Frederick Starr for the 1991 fall term. Starr will sabbatical Jan 1, 1992 to help form an international Baltic advisory committee.
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Oberlin student factions split reflecting campus balkanization
The New Republic describes Oberlin College as witnessing continuous division among student groups amid debates on race gender and politics. Factions like Gay Men of Color Zan and Lesbians Be Loud emerge from umbrella groups and Asian American alliances form splinters. Racism tensions and antiwar sentiment intensify institutional fragmentation and governance struggles. The piece cites scholar critique of a hybrid 60s radical and 80s narcissism culture and notes a growing separation in how students live, study, and organize on campus.
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