Sandinistas retreat as U S troops may depart Honduras
President Jose Azcona said Nicaraguan troops are retreating from Honduran soil and about 3,200 U S soldiers on an emergency mission may be freed soon. An air raid near the border spurred claims of incursion while Nicaragua and Honduras seek cease fire talks and U S aid to the Contras remains under debate in Washington.
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Reagan
Griffin marks 28 years in North Olmsted education
Michael F. Griffin, a longtime principal, reflects on 28 years shaping North Olmsted Middle School. He praises the shift away from corporal punishment and highlights positive reinforcements, student honors, a strong seventh grade girls basketball team, and two consecutive Odyssey of the Mind wins. His family includes Marilyn, eight children, and brother Bishop James A. Griffin.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elyria Catholic
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Cleveland State University
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Columbus
Ohio Board of Education
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Marotta eyes lakefront development for Cleveland
Vincent G. Marotta, former North American Systems president, pitches a $500 million lakefront plan with a hotel, offices, and condominiums to Cleveland officials. City leaders cautiously welcome an entrepreneur with no major track record while noting no formal proposal has been filed and an Urban Development Action Grant may be sought in June.
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Cleveland Lakefront
the Plain Dealer
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Andis Wolris
Gary N. Conley
North Coast Development Corp
Lakefront
Adris
Boyle Opposes North Olmsted Water Rate Hike Plan
North Olmsted council debates a projected 3 per thousand cubic feet rate increase to cover a 200000 shortfall at the wastewater plant. Finance Director Edward Boyle rejects raising rates while Cunningham says some rise may be needed to fund capital needs.
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Ningham
Boyle
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Secord and Hakim Accused of Skimming Iran Arms Funds
The Chicago Tribune reports that Richard Secord and Albert Hakim allegedly skimmed nearly 1 million dollars from Swiss account funds linked to Iran arms sales. Evidence suggests they diverted money in 1986 to invest in Forway Industries and related ventures, with immunity granted adviser Willard Zucker aiding the inquiry.
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Forway Industries
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Willard Zucker
Barry offers camping tips
Barry delivers practical camping tips with focus on efficiency and safety. The column highlights gear choices, route planning, hydration, and minimal packing strategies for outdoor trips. Assisted by general advice, it emphasizes preparation and staying within limits.
Weather Watch Sees Lew and Nene Twesday Shifts
Forecasts show clearing skies late with Lew near 15 and a 30 percent chance of snow early Tuesday. Warmer temperatures expected later, with mild winds and lighter conditions on the way.
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