Albanians Fire on U S Choppers In Tirana Evacuation Halt
In Tirana amid chaos 23 killed as Albanian gunmen fire on U S and Italian helicopters evacuating foreigners. One Italian craft struck. two U S Marines' Cobras return fire. Foreign evacuees flee, guards fortify the U S diplomats' compound, and Albania descends further into turmoil.
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Weather update with gusts, rain, and high waves
Record high and low temperatures noted with today humidity. Southeast gales to 35 knots shift to southwest. Rain and a chance of thunderstorms. Waves in three to six feet. Persistent rough seas in affected areas.
Advertising Hotline for Retail Classifieds
The notice advertises a classified hotline for retail ads with tool free numbers 329-7150 and 329-7100 plus 1-800-848-6397. Operating hours are 9 am to 5 pm daily and 8 am to noon Saturdays. It mentions Sunday availability and holiday closures.
Israelis Mourn Slain Schoolgirls After Jordan Shooting
Thousands attended the funerals in Beit Shemesh for seven Israeli eighth graders killed on a field trip to Jordan’s Island of Peace. Prime Minister Netanyahu vowed Israel would not be frightened into relinquishing control as mourners placed stones on graves. Families named victims Keren Cohen and Adi, among others, as grief spread across the nation.
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Israeli President Weizman Injured In Helicopter Fall
Israeli President Ezer Weizman broke his left wrist and thigh after a fall while alighting from a helicopter upon returning from a northern Israel visit. He was treated at Hillel Yafe Hospital in Hadera and later moved to Hadassah Ein Kerem in Jerusalem. The accident followed the days after a Jordanian gunman shot four girls and killed seven, prompting national response as families mourned and students received counseling.
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Amherst woman shoots man after threats at Hamilton Street home
Police Lt Lonnie Dillon recounted that Mary Jane Alford 63 and her daughter Susan Calvert 24 faced threatening calls and a home invasion on Hamilton Street. Calvert forced entry, Alford fired a 16 gauge shotgun wounding the Amherst man who had said he planned to enter. No charges filed. Calvert said he was injured. Donald Calvert has a history of domestic violence complaints.
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City to adopt new jail policies under settlement terms
Lorain city faces a legal settlement requiring a jail classification plan, legal services access, and expanded facilities. The agreement limits jail population to 39 inmates barring two monthly emergencies and mandates a custodian and better visitation. Koury notes few days exceed 39 and cites ongoing additions and extensions to relieve overcrowding. The city plans to fund legal fees from the police levy and seeks council approval for mandatory ordinance changes.
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President Clinton to undergo knee tendon repair surgery
President Clinton suffers a 50 percent tear of a knee tendon requiring surgery to reattach the tendon to the kneecap. Dr. Joel Cohen notes the procedure is routine and about 90 minutes long with anesthesia keeping him conscious. He will wear a leg brace, use crutches two to six weeks, and begin physical therapy in three to six weeks, potentially taking six months. Clinton travels to Helsinki next week. Hillary prepares for a two week Africa trip, Chelsea accompanying.
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Ford may shift Thunderbird Cougar production from Lorain
Ford could move Thunderbird and Mercury Cougar output from Lorain Assembly to other plants by year end. Rumors of a Lorain shutdown risk 2100 local jobs. Mayor Koziura vows investment to prevent recession while awaiting Ford’s decision. Local 425 contract changes may secure future passenger car work. Industry analysts cite no contrary signal from Ford. The Wall Street Journal previously noted a T Bird pullback until after the turn of the century.
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