Vermilion Man Held After Hit-Skip Death Of Cyclist
Vermilion man Christopher Marinik, 27, is in Vermilion city jail on a 7000 bond after being charged with hit and run in the death of 18 year old Kim Albers who died at Lorain Community Hospital following a late Friday wreck on Liberty Avenue. A witness followed the pickup to obtain the license plate before police tracked Marinik. In a separate incident, 24 year old Thomas Botamer died when his motorcycle left the road on Grafton Road hitting a mailbox and overturning.
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Adora Ct
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Carlisle Elementary School
Carlisle Township
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North quietly waits day in court in quiet Marine post
Lt Col Oliver L North toils at an everyday Marine Corps desk assignment in Marine Corps Headquarters Virginia. He is linked to arms sales to Iran and diverting funds to the Nicaraguan contras. The work involves compiling reports in the service plans and policies branch.
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North's Marine Service Amid Scandal Ties
The piece tracks John North as congressional probes seek details of his NSC role and legal peril grows. Marines provide daily work while attorneys shape his defense, framing him as both hero and international suspect amid public fascination and shifting blame. North says he reports to the Marine Corps and goes to work, earning a paycheck as a Marine.
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Congressional Interview of Poindexter Signals Iran-Contra Testimony
Congressional investigators questioned former National Security Adviser John Poindexter in a secrecy-bound interview in the Hart Building as public testimony looms this week into the Iran-Contra affair. Poindexter cooperates under Walsh immunity terms, aiding efforts to map arms sales to Iran and diverted profits to Nicaragua’s Contra rebels.
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Local Weather Forecast Mixed Sun and Showers
Partly cloudy with scattered showers and morning thunderstorms. Highs near 60 to 65. Tonight partly cloudy with a low around 40. Details on Page A 3.
Reagan says Congress could start trade war
President Reagan warned that Congress may spark a trade war with higher tariffs and protectionist measures, threatening U.S. economic growth. He vetoed a bill targeting surplus nations while praising Japan’s steps to open markets, as Nakasone pledged to boost investment in Black owned U.S. enterprises amid tense trade talks.
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Contra affair hearings to get broad TV coverage
Washington coverage of the Iran Contra hearings starts Tuesday with extensive TV airings. Cable News Network will offer gavel to gavel coverage, C Span will show full hearings evenings, NBC CBS and ABC plan to televise the opening day, with future days pending witness newsworthiness and schedule impacts. The Public Broadcasting Service will air opening day to 317 stations with limited live coverage thereafter.
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