Hope for release as kidnappers show leniency
In Colombo Sri Lanka the Helium People Revolutionary Liberation Front reportedly told US officials they would release Ohio couple Stanley and Mary Elizabeth Allen in deference to the parents and Tamil Nadu leaders. Officials cautioned no time or place was set. The group had demanded $2 million in gold and had threatened to kill the pair if demands were not met.
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Supreme Court clears Moon tax evasion appeal fate
The Supreme Court rejected Rev Sun Myung Moon's appeal in the tax evasion case allowing immediate imprisonment for Moon and associate Takeru Kamiyama. Moon was convicted in 1982 of evading 162000 dollars in taxes and conspiring to file false returns, and the 2nd Circuit upheld the conviction.
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Moon case argues church funds held as religious trust
Laurence Tribe and Moon's attorneys contend he was prosecuted amid hostility to the Unification Church and that he could have argued he managed church funds, not personal assets. The 2nd Circuit notes Moon's religious leadership is separate from his tax status. Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with highs near 55.
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Nancy Reagan and Betty Debnam tackle drugs in Mini Page
Exclusive Mini Page story highlights First Lady Nancy Reagan joining in the national campaign against drug and alcohol abuse among children. The page features 10 tips for kids, with editor Betty Debnam guiding the discussion in clear language. John McMeel of Universal Press Syndicate notes the rarity of young children focused treatment.
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Police crack burglary ring in Elyria and area
Elyria police say they dismantled a major burglary ring operating in the southeast area for a year. Up to 10 suspects, aged 15 to 25, may be indicted after evidence is presented to the grand jury. Detectives, with Lorain County Prosecutor and Sheriff, seized televisions, firearms, jewelry, silverware and more from two homes on Brace Avenue and Vincent Road. Investigators aim to identify owners and pursue indictments within weeks.
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Ohio lag in college grads hurts Lorain County image
A Census Bureau summary notes Ohio and Cleveland area outperforming in high school completion but lagging in college degrees. Lorain-Elyria shows 10.9 percent college grads, with Cleveland area at 15.7. Median family income figures place Lorain-Elyria at 22,745, while national and state trends highlight migration for college.“
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