Security Council votes on Libya sanctions over terror bombings
The United Nations Security Council faces a unanimous vote to impose economic and air embargo sanctions on Libya until it surrenders suspects linked to the 1988 Lockerbie bombing and the 1989 Niger crash. China opposes. nonpermanent members express concern. India highlights terrorism victims.
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French election results signal voter distrust and new alliances
The Paris vote shows the Socialist Party crushed as voters fear job loss and national identity. The surge of National Front, Greens, and Ecology Generation highlights a push toward direct democracy and regional influence, with Premier Edith Cresson noting voter discontent.
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Editorial Page Invitation for Reader Opinions
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Pinch all day parker letter spurs call for action
Grace B. Lounsborough of Grafton writes of downtown parking frustration after receiving a 15 dollar ticket for parking in an alley behind a Revco. She notes busy hospital volunteering and difficulty finding spaces on Broad Street and urges action to improve downtown access.
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Veterans National Cemetery sites eyed in five states
The Department of Veterans Affairs is weighing five possible sites for a new Veterans National Cemetery, with North Ridgeville and Eaton Township in Ohio among options. Lorain County is highlighted as ideal due to highway access and regional veteran population. Residents urged to send letters of support to Washington.
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Development at Larkmont Drive Sparks Resident Debate
A reader questions the earlier article on the new development at the end of Larkmont Drive. While residents were said to be happy, some residents hint at unresolved concerns and demand fuller facts before publication.
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Anti-Semitism rises again under godless politics
Cal Thomas argues in Washington that anti Jewish sentiment is rising in the United States across politics entertainment academia and media. He cites David Duke endorsements attacks on Israel and pressure against religious symbols as part of a broader moral decline. He urges a return to the Ten Commandments and religious accountability to restore protection for Jews and all people.
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