Salvadoran rebels claim killing U S adviser in warning to Reagan
Radio Farabundo Marti claimed responsibility for the assassination of Navy Lt Cmdr Albert A. Schaufelberger in San Salvador. The group called the act patriotic and warned Reagan’s policies would yield a harvest of American dead. Schaufelberger, deputy commander of the 52 U.S. advisers in El Salvador, was shot three times in his car near the Central American University. His coffin was flown to Virginia Beach amid an honor guard. A Salvadoran judge complained U.S. officials blocked access to evidence as authorities investigate the murder. Intelligence reports hint at possible rebel movements in Usulutan and San Vicente, signaling a potential offensive.
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Notable Ohio Clerk of Courts figure faces legal trouble
Elyria reports former Lorain County Clerk of Courts Natalie B. Neeson, who once led the office for nearly four decades, pleads guilty to violating the public trust. Also implicated is bookkeeper Marie Josephine Larkin, 55, who pleads guilty to 20 counts of grand theft totaling 16,788.54. The case highlights political tensions and questions over raises given during fiscal strain.
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Fitch quits Celts
Bill Fitch, former Cleveland Cavaliers coach, has left the Boston Celtics. Full details on Page B-4.
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Grafton Firemen's Carnival Preview
Skies turn unsettled with 40 percent chance of showers and storms. Tonight’s low near 45 to 50. Winds light and variable. Sunday’s high expected 68 to 72. Details on Page A-3. Event coverage continues on Page D-8.
Suit filed against Elyria police over May 18 1982 arrest
Federal suit alleges unnecessary force by Elyria police at a South Abbe Road apartment complex, naming the city mayor, police chief, and four officers as defendants. Plaintiffs Richard Holt, Doris Holt, and Leonard Jackson seek 1 million dollars in compensatory damages and 2 million in punitive damages each. The incident involved a crowd of about 20, accusations of provocation and a disputed claim of a gunshot. Jackson and the Holts faced resisting arrest charges. Jackson pled guilty to resisting arrest. The case is assigned to Judge Alvin Krenzler. Also notes Elyria Health Department to assume raw testing duties after Cleveland Health Laboratory decertification.
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Reagan Heads Summit On Global Recovery In Williamsburg
President Reagan arrives in Williamsburg to open a three day economic summit with six major nations. He stresses recovery as the summit’s focus and expects candid talks on policy impacts while avoiding confrontation. Guests include Thorn Thatcher Trudeau Mitterrand Kohli Fanfani and Nakasone. Reagan will meet Thatcher and Mitterrand individually.
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