Woman found dead in car trunk after blaze at Amherst parking area
Firefighters discovered a burned body while dousing a car fire in a trunk at an Amherst scene. Police, led by Detective Ray Riley, are investigating with autopsy pending. The victim, last seen leaving her parents’ home Friday, remains unidentified. Family and boyfriend questioned as clues are gathered.
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Ray Riley
Michael Dussell
Amherst
Lonnie Dillon
William Cameron
Cameron
Lorain County
Gregory A. White
Devastating Bangladesh Cyclone Kills Over 125,000
Officials report at least 125,000 dead after last week’s cyclone in Bangladesh. Aid workers warn of hunger, disease, and snake bites in crowded camps. Damaged shelters, water shortages, and widespread destruction threaten millions. international donors urged to fund relief and future disaster plans.
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Dhaka
Bangladesh
Donors
Cholera outbreak eyed at Kurdish refugee camp in Turkey
Doctors Without Borders reports 145 cholera cases and seven deaths at Cukurca camp near Diyarbakir with a quarantine under consideration while Turkish health officials dispute the outbreak. U S troops face a land mine incident in northern Iraq injuring three service members as Kurdish leaders plan talks in Baghdad on a possible end to rebellion against Saddam Hussein. Refugees from Safwan continue to be moved by air to Saudi Arabia as the U S withdraws troops.
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Diyarbakir
Turkey
Iraq
Tehran
Baghdad
Saddam Hussein
Cukurca
Tezir Gabriel
Doctors Without Borders
Gabriel
Paris
Bush Passes Power Test After Exercise Briefing
President Bush experiences fatigue and shortness of breath during a run near Camp David. White House aides say he remains in excellent health and could resume jogging in days, with Sununu and Scowcroft informed. He will take medication and remain for several weeks while doctors monitor his condition after a Michigan campus speech and a return trip from Andrews.
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Bush
Fitzwater
Camp David
Andrews Air Force Base
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Secret Service
White House
Burton Lee
Missing area boater from Marblehead after Sandusky Bay accident
Four men on a 22 to 24 foot catamaran were knocked overboard when the vessel capsized near Sandusky Bay around 5 30 p m One man remained missing at 9 25 p m Coast Guard Marblehead said three others were rescued two to Sandusky Firelands Community Hospital and one to Providence Hospitals None were in critical condition Names were not released and cause of the capsize was not determined
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Marblehead
Sandusky Bay
Sandusky
Milan
Berea
Coast Guard
Sandusky Firelands Community Hospital
Sandusky Providence Hospitals
Lorain County Faces uphill climb as science jobs lag
An Iannone report shows Lorain County with few large employers and over 1,000 jobs in only nine firms. It notes eight of the nine largest headquartered elsewhere and cites Thompson Associates finding Lorain-Elyria ranks 30 of 32 similar regions for graduates. It calls for targeted company recruiting, tech training, and cross-hairs marketing with tax abatement.
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Iannone
Lorain County
Thompson Associates
Lorain-Elyria
Thompson
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Arnold Miller
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