Bush presses Kuwait for fair trials amid Gulf tensions
President Bush urged Kuwait to grant fair trials and compassion to alleged Iraqi sympathizers facing martial law courts while refusing to lift sanctions on Saddam Hussein. He linked normalization with Iraq to Saddam's removal and noted mixed signals on Gorbachev and NATO amid broader U S Soviet talks.
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Slain donor tissues test negative for AIDS in Virginia case
LifeNet Transplant Services reported the first negative AIDS test among recipients of organs or tissue from William Norwood, a 22 year old Dinwiddie man fatally shot in 1985. Three organ recipients died of AIDS and three bone graft recipients tested positive. over 40 others are being tested.
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Booking Room Struggle Over Stun Gun In Elyria Case
In a Lorain County jail booking room, officers restrain 24 year old Sherrill after a struggle with Curtis and Eichenlaub using a stun gun. Sherrill pleads no contest to charges, fined 150 dollars, 30 days jail suspended for treatment at Lakeland Institute. Curtis faces counseling as condition for reduced suspension.
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City time card dispute heats up over department access
Patsko and her husband defend women workers singled out for time card checks by Muzzy who says he only checks clocks at City Hall. Patsko notes selective scrutiny while Muzzy admits limited awareness of other clocks. Earlier he alleged unauthorized union meetings and excessive personal calls, but no action followed after private talks.
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City Hall
Carol Patsko
Ex-East German leaders charged over Berlin Wall shootings
Former East German Premier Willi Stoph and three other National Defense Council members Fritz Strelitz Hans Albrecht and Heinz Kessler were arrested on suspicion of manslaughter linked to shoot-to-kill orders at the Berlin Wall issued by Erich Honecker in 1974.
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Elyria planning chief to retire after 21 years
Elyria's community development director Failing will end his 21 year tenure May 31 as Mayor Michael B Keys announced. An acting director is expected to be named soon. Planning Director Jon Kiner appears to be his second in command. Failing came to Elyria in 1970 from Barberton and has served under three mayors Reichlin Bowman and Keys.
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Michael B Keys
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City Council
Jon Kiner
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Barberton
Leonard Reichlin
Marguerite E. Bowman
Westway Gardens faces renovation with rent concerns
The federal government and Lorain Metropolitan Housing Authority near a 6 to 8 million plan to renovate Westway Gardens off Infirmary Road. Tenants fear steep rent increases though subsidies and tax credit funding may cut costs. the plan would rewire all 300 units and offer mixed funding via private buyers and a nonprofit loan.
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Westway Gardens
Infirmary Road
LMHA
Vera Stevovich
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Teacher pleads guilty in sex with student case
North Olmsted teacher Kimberly Marie Tyler, 26, pleaded guilty to 14 counts of corrupting a minor in Geauga County Common Pleas Court. She resigned from Kenston High School, gave up her teaching certificate, and will take AIDS and venereal disease tests at her expense. She was released on recognizance and barred from contact with the student and Kenston district members.
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North Olmsted
Kimberly Marie Tyler
Geauga County Common Pleas Court
Kenston High School
Tyler
H.F. Inderlied Jr
Kenston
Drama Teacher Suspended At Rocky River High School
Theodore M. Hissam, 44, of Bay Village, the seventh grade English and high school drama teacher, was suspended without pay by Rocky River officials on Monday for allegedly teaching female students with abusive language and forcing girls to perform sexually suggestive theater scenes. He has 10 days to appeal. comments were not available.
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Bay Village
Hissam
County faces 1.5 million payroll gap plus 400k in retirements
A budget analysis warns the county cannot meet its 1.5 million payroll through year end and must cover 400000 in retirement benefits. Officials warn continued shortfalls threaten the Elections Board, Prosecutor’s Office, Common Pleas Court, and Recorder’s Office, with October layoffs and service delays.
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Iris Gracia
Elections Board
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