British troops push toward Goose Green airstrip in Falklands
British forces from a Falklands beach head advance south toward Goose Green airstrip on East Falkland as Britain reports air attacks on Argentine forces. Defense sources note no fresh clashes after Monday air raids and warn of possible Argentine counterattacks during Argentina’s independence day.
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Goldberg settlement objection rejected by U.S. judge
U S Bankruptcy Court Judge Mark Schlachet upheld the settlement granting $400,000 to satisfy claims in the antitrust case against Fazio's Pick-n-Pay and Stop-N-Shop. Meyer Goldberg objected, claiming his intervention motion was mishandled and that no settlement should occur before his appeal. Distribution details remain undecided while the debtor has over $2.5 million in debts.
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Hilltop restaurant fire ruled arson by investigators
State fire marshal chief investigator Jack Dunkie called the February 28 blaze at 338 E Bridge St a definite arson. Elyria Fire Chief Donald Norman joined the news conference noting ongoing investigation and a $10,000 reward. Damage now estimated at $650,000. the building had housed Act I I Theater before becoming the Hilltop.
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Israel says 2 Syria jets downed in Lebanon dogfight
Israeli jets reportedly downed two Syrian MiGs during a brief dogfight over Beirut’s Bekaa Valley, according to Lebanese security forces and sources. Damascus disputed a loss claim while one Syrian pilot reportedly parachuted to ground and was hospitalized. The clash followed by regional tensions as Prime Minister Begin pushed for resumed Palestinian autonomy talks in Jerusalem.
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DePaola defies Elyria over unpaid water bill dispute
Amherst Mayor Anthony DePaola refuses to pay $620,000 owed to Elyria for 1981 water service. Elyria Mayor Michael Keys warns of a possible lawsuit if payment fails by June 15. The dispute follows breakdowns in rate talks and a council confrontation, with threats of penalties and service disruption.
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Keys delays report on Abbe fuss
Mayor Michael Keys met with police officials for about an hour to discuss an investigation into a disturbance at 630 S Abbe Road last week. He has not released the report and canceled a scheduled press conference. Police investigated after about 20 residents complained of rough handling during arrests of three people.
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