Bulls sweep Pistons to reach NBA finals in Auburn Hills
Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls defeated Detroit 4 games to 0 Monday, ending the Pistons bid for a third straight championship in the Eastern Conference finals in Auburn Hills Michigan. The Cleveland Indians beat the Baltimore Orioles 3-2 with relief help Monday.
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Transit bids seek budget relief and Ethiopian palace seize cited
Across pages B-1 D-1 A-6 A-6 A-4 B-7 A-2 C-4 transit systems propose budget relief while rebels seize the Ethiopian presidential palace. Soviet summit described as substantive and constructive. US bankruptcy filings rise as recession deepens.
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DUI arrests total 53 as area posts battle holiday weekend
Elyria post reports 53 drunken driving arrests by four posts over Memorial Day weekend. Elyria charged 20 DUIs from Friday 6 p.m. to Sunday midnight amid higher accident counts, including two fatals that claimed Douglas Stinnett 21, of Elyria, early Sunday.
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Nova landfill proposal withdrawn near Route 224
NOVA Ohio Technology Corp withdraws plan to build a 32 acre hazardous waste landfill near Route 224 while proposing a $50 million incinerator on the same site. The 300 acre area in Ashland County may include wetlands and groundwater protection rules may block filling, pending Corps of Engineers permit decisions.
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From two to Iraq Days to remember
Belden's Memorial Day Parade in Grafton Township drew hundreds for services and a flag raising reenactment of Iwo Jima. Lou Burmeister, Valley City, spoke as a former Marine Corps photographer who witnessed the flag raising atop Mount Suribachi on February 23, 1945.
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Washington
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Emil Evin
Pittsfield
Jima
Pacific Island
Midview Air Force
Frank Dudek
North Ridgeville
Greg Homoki
ROTC
Harry Lloyd
Medina
Jeff McCarrick
Wattleton inspires Oberlin graduates on choice issues
Faye Wattleton president of Planned Parenthood urged Oberlin College graduates to become activists for world affairs and the pro choice movement. She warned of a May 23 Supreme Court ruling restricting federally funded family planning clinics from counseling abortion and said the decision denies information to poor pregnant women. The speech drew 600 graduates and a standing ovation, as she received an honorary doctor of humanities.
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Bush family autoimmune link probed by doctors
New York AP report says President Bush and First Lady have Graves disease while the president's dog Millie has lupus. White House physician Dr Burton J. Lee II requested Dr Charles L. Christian of Hospital for Special Surgery review the medical records to look for any connection or overlooked history.
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