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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1990
Page
1
TNT Channel presents Secret Weapon based on the true story of the man who exposed Israel's nuclear arms program with Griffin Dunne in the lead role. The film dramatizes the whistleblower's risks and the international fallout.
Area celebrations in Cleveland parade coverage plus Encore notes on Annie and Lee performing at Major League Sports Tavern in Westlake Atlanta. Several brief items from Washington Elyria McGonagle Sullivan and Bay Village cover probes actions and local events across pages A-6 C-1 B-7 C3.
In Richfield the Cavaliers rout the Lakers as detailed on page B-1. Browns defender Raymond Clayborn declares he is the starter in Berea with coverage on page B-1.
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In Jerusalem hardliners press to oust caretaker Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir leading right wing Likud after a no confidence loss toppled his coalition. Rumors of retirement swirl as Likud meets to chart future while contenders Ariel Sharon Moshe Arens and David Levy emerge. Labor leader Shimon Peres seeks to form a new government with swing religious backing.
The Democratic Convention Site Selection Committee praised Cleveland after a three day visit that showcased the I X Center to 1000 attendees including locals and visitors. Committee members said the facility impressed and noted Cleveland's strong comeback and shared ambitions with Buffalo. Brook Park Mayor Thomas Coyne said many members had not been here before and were impressed by the building. A life size replica of the Democratic donkey was presented to the DNC.
Friends and family in Lorain and Washington observe five years of captivity in Lebanon for Terry Anderson as President Bush says no immediate release effort is evident. He notes no private initiatives and claims the administration is pursuing every avenue to win freedom. Families gather in Lafayette Park for a commemorative ceremony.
Amherst school board warns of deep busing cuts for 1990-91 if the proposed 3.5 mill levy fails May 8. Board member Klaus Bauer says the district is facing a fourth failed tax attempt and will cut transportation by eliminating high school bus service and K-8 routes for students within two miles of schools.
Hundreds of kids flee a sunny afternoon to the Cleveland Convention Center for the Nintendo World Championship running through Sunday. The event turns the hall into a high tech candy store of microchips drawing young players to test their skills in a national spotlight.
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