Deaths Elsewhere: Kenneth Walker Journalist dies at 73
Kenneth Reginald Walker, an Emmy and duPont-Columbia Award winning journalist for ABC News Nightline, died April 11 in Washington at 73 from a heart attack. A longtime reporter and Africa correspondent for NPR, his career included South Africa reporting in 1981 and Nightline overseas broadcasts from 1981 to 1988 under Ted Koppel. He was born August 17, 1951, in Washington and began at the Washington Star while studying at Catholic University.
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South Africa
ABC News
Washington
Jeff Brown
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Washington Star
Africa
NPR
Nightline
Justice Department
White House
Ted Koppel
Nelson Mandela
United States
Koppel
Fidel Castro
ABC
Desmond Tutu
Ken
Kenneth Reginald Walker
Archbishop Carroll High School
The
Star
Catholic University
Warren I Cohen A leading scholar of U S China ties dies at 90
Warren I Cohen a renowned historian of U S diplomatic history and East Asia died at a Washington hospital at 90 from aspiration pneumonia. He wrote widely on U S China relations and Asia, teaching at UMBC before joining University of Maryland Baltimore County in 1993 and shaping Cold War and Asia policy studies.
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U.S
China
Asia
Washington
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New York
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Henry Kissinger
Beijing
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Korea
Southeast Asia
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China Policy Program
George Washington University
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United States
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Kennedy
Johnson
Brooklyn
Europe
Manhattan
Columbia University
Columbia
Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy
Tufts University
Medford
Massachusetts
Navy
Pacific Fleet
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Princeton
Michigan State
Taiwan
Hong Kong
CIA
UMBC
Jan Prich
Ard
Tucker
Nancy Bernkopf Tucker
Columbia University Press
Geoff Cohen
Bill Clinton
George W. Bush
Thomas Christensen
State Department
New York Times
University OF Maryland
Baltimore County
Warren
Food pantry and meal programs across Lorain County Elyria area
Community organizations list extensive schedules for free meals and pantries. Heather Campbell Reidh, St. Andrew's Elyria hosts meals at 300 Third St. plus numerous churches and centers across Lorain County offer breakfasts, lunches, and pantry services with specific days, times, locations, and contact numbers for residents in need.
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Heather Campbell
Seventh St
Lorain
LaPorte United Methodist Church Free Community Breakfast
LaPorte United Methodist Church
Grafton Road
Elyria
Mother Cabrini Food Pantry
Homewood Drive
LifeSpring Church Food Pantry
Lester
Valley City
Locaa Produce Center
W. 10Th St
Lorain County
Ccaa
St. Elizabeth Center
Caroline Ave
First United Methodist Church
Third St
Holly Lane
Cornerstone Umc
West River Road
Cornerstone United Methodist Church Free
Oberlin
S. Main St
Morgan Street
Christ Lutheran Church Food Pantry
Clinton Ave
Episcopal Church of the Redeemer
Reid Ave
Call
Community Congregational Church
Amherst
Redeemer
First Evangelical Lutheran Church Food Pantry
Fifth St
Lorain Lighthouse
United Methodist
Meister Road
St. Martin of Tours
Station Road
White House
Saint Agnes
Table of Plenty
Lake Ave
Bath Street
Asbury Food Pantry
Middle Ave
St. Patrick Helping Hands Food Pantry
N. Main St
Wellington
St. Jude Helping Hands Food Pantry
Poplar St
Goodwill Industries of
Woodford Ave
Elyria Cares
Elyriacares
First Congregational United Church of Christ
Second St
Pathways Enrichment Center
Leavitt Road
Vermilion Salvation Army
Liberty Ave
Suite H
Well-Help Food Pantry
Park Place
Greater Victory Christian Ministries
United Methodist Food Pantry
St. Andrews Episcopal Church
Pet Pantry
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Agency to rename Raise Up housing group amid funding shift
The corporation will use non-federal money to boost affordable housing projects while federal HUD subsidies continue. A real estate arm aims for more independence from federal funds, and signage at 10 Amherst Elyria Lorain Oberlin properties will be updated. Temporary yard signs and door hangers inform residents, with services unchanged.
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Sayers Proby
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Amherst
Elyria
Lorain
Oberlin
Raise Up
Autopsy dispute over cause of death in restrained detainee
A county coroner backed the autopsy finding of death by excited delirium amid pressure to alter the cause to brain death encephalopathy or asphyxia. Corrections officer abuse alleged with Taser and prone restraint details cited. federal inquiry requested with no response.
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Montgomery County
Burwell
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