Refugees of Thao Liu kin may settle in Elyria Toledo
Thao Liu of Forest Hills Apartments says 17 South Vietnamese relatives, including her mother and brothers, may reach the United States via the Philippines. A Hamilton firm offered jobs to two refugee families, and Liu seeks housing and work for her relatives while weighing Elyria's reaction amid local unemployment.
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Foolish Pleasure Rising at Avon Festival Ride
A merry go round at Avon's Festival of Flowers features Foolish Pleasure as the favorite, with ten year old Heather and her mother Mrs. Dennis Sible riding to the finish and drawing cheers from the crowd. The event blends whimsy with local pageantry.
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Jobless rate rises to 8.9 percent in April
Washington officials report 8.9 percent unemployment in April, with total employment up 240,000 to 84.1 million as the labor force grows to 92.3 million. Adult males accounted for over half of April employment gains, while the rate remains the highest since the 1930s.
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Foolish Pleasure Favored In 101st Kentucky Derby
Foolish Pleasure, the bay colt with 10 wins in 11 starts, heads the field as a 9-to-5 favorite in Louisville at Churchill Downs for the 101st Kentucky Derby. Fifteen horses are entered in the mile and a quarter classic, with several others deemed strong contenders. UPI reports in today’s sports section.
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Refugees Trapped in Phnom Penh Move Toward Thai Border
At the Cambodian border in heat reaching 100 degrees, French diplomats, Red Cross doctors, and others await the convoy of 610 refugees from Phnom Penh. Six Americans believed aboard. Khmer Rouge claims the group nears the frontier, with details sparse.
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Reporter tries men’s hair styling in a beauty shop
Casey Turton writes about a court ruling allowing licensed beauticians to cut and style men's hair. He visits Desiree Beauty Salon in Lorain, fears Harpo Marx beehive looks, and notes the shift from barber to beauty shop legality as he undergoes a style.
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Weather Outlook Mild Sunny With Mild Tonight Low in 40s
Weather forecast notes mild sunny conditions with a clear night and a low in the 40s. Partly cloudy with a high in the upper 60s to low 70s on the next day. Details on Page 18.
Vietnam and Thailand dispute return of South Vietnamese aircraft
Hanoi and Saigon demand the return of combat planes and ships removed from South Vietnam, while Thailand defers disposal to the United States. Pramarn Adireksamn shifted responsibility to Washington as Schlesinger confirmed U S title to aircraft under aid programs.
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