Bomb blasts injure Americans in Guadeloupe restaurant attack
A bomb exploded at L Escale restaurant in Pointe a Pitre killing a 37 year old local woman Marie Jose Aubery and injuring 11 others including four Americans from the Amer canis cruise ship Modena and Chester Ray Marion and Jeanny Martz who are hospitalized with severe burns. Police have not claimed responsibility and blame is being weighed amid regional tensions and ongoing elections.
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Illinois River Flood Recedes as Snow Falls Across Midwest
The Associated Press reports the Illinois River continues to recede on Wednesday after forcing about 2,700 people from their homes last week when it reached 26.2 feet. Light snow fell in the western Great Lakes region and upper Mississippi Valley, with mixed precipitation in Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, and Ohio.
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Weather outlook for Great Lakes and St Lawrence Valley
Nation Flurries forecast for Friday across the lower Great Lakes and St Lawrence Valley with rain from the eastern Gulf to the Carolinas. Southwest also gets rain and snow, with variable clouds and possible snow flurries in the northeastern third tonight. Clearing statewide, lows in the 20s. Friday skies rise to partly sunny in the northeast and mostly sunny elsewhere, highs from the upper 30s north to about 50 in the south.
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Weekend Weather Outlook for Saturday to Monday
The forecast calls for a fair weekend with rain possible Monday. Saturday and Sunday will see highs in the mid 40s to mid 50s with overnight lows in the 20s to low 30s. Monday warms into the 50s with lows in the 30s.
Inner Harbor project seeks $10 million seed funding
The $268 million Inner Harbor waterfront plan for Cleveland aims for state seed money of $10 million to launch the first $103 million phase. Four stages would cost $24.2 million in state funds, with later needs from state and federal sources. The plan centers on a 27.5 acre basin east of Cleveland Municipal Stadium plus connections to Lake Erie.
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Gorbachev Holds Day Two Talks With World Leaders
In Moscow Mikhail Gorbachev met with Vice President George Bush for an 85 minute session marking the second day of talks after their first meeting. British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and French President Francois Mitterrand met Gorbachev with guarded optimism about arms negotiations in Geneva.
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Iran claims missile strike hits Baghdad and Rafidan Bank
Iran says it launched a missile at Baghdad early today. Witnesses report a huge blast that damaged most of Rafidan Bank’s 12 story main branch. Iraq denies the missile hit and cites a bomb planted by Iranian agents. An Interior Ministry source says guards suffered minor injuries. Both nations continue air raids in a 10 day civilian targets exchange.
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Mail carrier foils burglary trio in La Verne
Sharp-eyed carrier Frank Jackie spotted forced entry after delivering a certified letter. He signaled police as three suspects emerged from a La Verne home, a receipt for the letter found in the getaway car, and all three were arrested.
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Domino’s restores pizza man after self defense during holdup
An 18-year-old Domino’s part time worker in Catonsville Maryland, John Gilson, was fired for fighting back during a holdup. The company reversed the decision citing his martial arts skills and defense of self, with him scheduled to return to work.
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Animal protection group to sue Wadley over dog shoot order
The Fund for Animals plans to sue Wadley Georgia to stop the city from enforcing a shoot-to-kill rule for stray dogs. Spokesman Lewis Regenstein says lawyer Robert Reeves will handle the case if officials refuse talks. Mayor BA Johnson ordered police to shoot all loose dogs on March 25, paying $3 per dog.
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Kidney function restored for Murray Haydon after artificial heart
Murray P. Haydon of Louisville aged 58 shows normal kidney function for his age for the first time since receiving an artificial heart on February 17. Doctors will decide soon if William J. Schroeder, the other patient at Humana Hospital Audubon, can attend his son's wedding in Jasper Indiana.
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Nitze disputes MX funding claim on Geneva talks
Paul Nitze, U.S. chief arms control adviser, told a House subcommittee that a House or Senate vote against $1.5 billion for 21 MX missiles would not necessarily alter the Geneva negotiations with the Soviet Union. He cautioned against claiming an immediate, dramatic impact.
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Ohio Lotto Jackpot Rises After No Sixes Hit
The next Ohio Lotto jackpot climbs to about 1.9 million dollars after no player matched all six numbers in Wednesday's drawing. Winning numbers were 5 18 25 36 37 38, with 217 tickets listing five numbers earning 867 dollars each and 9,324 tickets with four numbers earning 54 dollars each. The Number 008 was drawn.
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State Revenue Up Slightly For 1985-87 Budget
Budget Director William J. Shkurti announced a small upward revision in Ohio state revenue projections for 1985-87, boosting general fund revenues to 20.228 billion dollars, 45 million more than January. He said the increase is about half a percent and would cover about two days of state spending.
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Presser Relative Friedman to Be Freed Early
Alien Friedman uncle of Teamsters leader Jackie Presser faces early release from federal prison despite 1983 conviction for embezzling 165000 dollars from Teamsters Local 597. He drew pay 1977 to 1981 without work. sentenced to three years and a 10000 dollar fine.
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Thai army says 200 Vietnamese remain inside border after camp attack
Surin Thailand Lt Gen Pisit Hemabutt says Cambodian guerrillas fleeing a Vietnamese assault have mostly escaped. He reports only small Vietnamese units remain near three hills Hanoi sought to seize on March 5. Thai air strikes and ground duels followed, with clashes subsiding and forces withdrawn to within a short distance of the border.
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Swedish journalist arrested during Honduran security sweep
A Swedish journalist present at a rebel leader news conference when a May bomb exploded was arrested amid security for Vice President Bush's Honduras visit. A Honduran human rights commission head said he objected to the jailing of Torbiorn’s son.
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George Bush
Peter Torbiornsson
Princess Stephanie graces Company magazine cover
Princess Stephanie, youngest child of Prince Rainier of Monaco and Grace Kelly, appears on the cover of Company magazine modeling a Dior creation. The fashion note marks a rare public appearance by the Monaco royal.
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Sextuplet pregnancy tale lands woman in psychiatric care
Kim Perham, who claimed a February ultrasound showed six unborn children, has been institutionalized for observation in an unnamed facility. Her husband Richard says she is very confused and not pregnant, after her story gained national attention and even a milk company offered a year of free milk.
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Jurors sent home in Gorman corruption trial
AKRON AP Jurors in the Paul G. Gorman case were dismissed early due to trouble securing a key prosecution witness. The trial stalled after a defense challenge over documents seeking immunity for Merle C. Weber, who was convicted last month of paying gratuities to Gorman and aiding him in a conflict of interest.
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Pennsylvania Lottery Winning Number Report
In Harrisburg Pennsylvania the Wednesday lottery drawing produced the winning number 331. The announcement appeared in the Pennsylvania Daily Lottery update with figures and the era designation for the drawing.
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