Tokyo summit stakes stance on Libyan terror network
Leaders of seven industrial democracies branded Libya a terrorist state and pledged tighter travel limits for terrorists. The United States hailed the accord as a Reagan victory as Shultz warned Muammar Khadafy he is isolated. Stringent security was tightened after five makeshift missiles were fired near the summit, with police blaming Japan’s leftist group Chukaku ha. Thatcher helped push the tougher drafts in overnight talks.
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George P. Shultz
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Limb loss spurred new career in artificial limbs
WWII veteran Leimkuehler transformed disability into influence, becoming a pioneer in amputee prosthetics and ski sports. Wounded in Germany, he learned to fit artificial limbs at McGuire and later bought a prosthetics company. He helped launch amputee skiing and earned a place in the Ski Hall of Fame in Ishpeming, Michigan. He emphasizes how embracing his limitation changed his life and his family’s.
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Leimkuehler
Belgium
England
McGuire General Hospital
Richmond
McGuire
Timnerman: Products
Cleveland
UCLA
New York University
Northwest
Yeltsin reports Chernobyl fallout hits Ukraine farming
In Hamburg, Boris Yeltsin says 49,000 people evacuated around the Chernobyl plant, farming halted in the zone, and livestock slaughtered. He notes radiation at 150 roentgens per hour, claims no nuclear explosion, and cites sand boron and lead drops as shielding while other Ukrainian areas continue farming.
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West Germany
Ukraine
Boris Yeltsin
Politburo
Moscow Communist Party
Associated Press
Yeltsin
Kiev
West German
Communist Party
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U.S
Wolf Bites Two In Amherst Then Is Destroyed
A 100 pound wolf escaped from a Crown Hill backyard in Amherst biting two men on the right calf before police destroyed the animal with a shotgun. Residents stayed indoors as officers attempted to contact the humane officer. ownership dispute arises between Randolph Sanders and Michelle Stone while health officials verify vaccination status.
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Crown Hill
South Main Street
William Hall
Randolph Sanders
Michelle Stone
Hall
Ted Morrow
South Main St
Greg Winchel
S. Central Drive
Lorain
Lorain Community Hospital
Sanders
Very light turnout predicted for Lorain primary
Lorain County election director Jack Wolf warns Tuesday’s primary will draw a light turnout, estimating about 48,755 voters or 33 percent. Contests of interest are Republican governor and Democratic Lorain County commissioner, with Rhodes versus Gillmor and Pfeifer, and incumbents Koury Jr., King, Vasi, and Ristas seeking commission seats.
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Jack Wolf
Lorain County
Wolf
James Rhodes
Senate
Paul Gillmor
Paul Pfeifer
George Koury Jr
Henry King
Mary Vasi
Theodore Ristas
Middleburg woman wins Super Lotto prize
Cleveland AP reports Eleanore Schmetzer of Middleburg Heights and her son George R. Klamert of Toledo jointly own a Super Lotto ticket worth 6.25 million dollars. They purchased the ticket for the April 30 drawing at a Middleburg Heights convenience store, lottery officials said.
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Middleburg Heights
Toledo
Eleanore Schmetzer
George R. Klamert
Lottery
Connie DiCicco
Indians win seventh straight to take first place
The Indians stretch their winning streak to seven games to overtake the Yankees for the top spot. Densmore Toby of LaGrange and Anne Densmore of Elyria win the Ron Toby and Elyria Sports Hall of Fame 5K Race, with coverage on pages A-3, C-1, and CA.
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Ron Toby
LaGrange
Anne Densmore
Elyria
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