Lebanese Refugees Reunited With Family In Elyria
Three Lebanese teenagers Antoinette 19 Michael 18 and Nagy 14 reunite with father Elias Abboud in Elyria after three years apart. They lived apart in Sabiieh Lebanon while awaiting emigration papers and faced nightly bomb shelters and power cuts. The Abbouds stay neutral amid civil war with Seventh Day Adventist ties guiding aid.
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Martin Wolk
C-T
Elyria
Antoinette
Michael
Nagy
Elias Abboud
Amherst
George Khoury
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Concord Ave
Sabiieh
Beirut
Lebanon
Venice
Abboud
Berrier Springs
Mich
Antoine Abboud
Lorain County
Antoinette, Nagy
Antoine
Lena Schmidt
Gus Chan
Coin flip decides Council Bluffs youth game tie
In the Under Eight division Nixon Body Shop Eagles and a CB&O Equipment team ended in a 1-1 mini game tie, then after 44 rounds of penalty kicks and a ground edge coin toss, CB&O won. The referee stated God meant for those two teams to be tied.
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Council Bluffs, Town
Council Bluffs Youth Soccer Association
Nixon Body Shop Eagles
Eagles
Ford to Invest 11 Million in Van Plants in Ohio
Ford Motor Co plans about 11 million dollars in upgrades for its Avon Lake and Lorain van plants to raise line speeds to 51 vans per hour by mid month and April. About 10 million goes to Avon Lake with 1 million to Lorain, triggering recalls and potential reemployment depending on needs. Currently 5,400 at Lorain and 2,200 at Avon Lake work on van lines amid a 23 percent year rise in van sales.
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Lorain
Ford Motor Co
Avon Lake
John Emmert
Emmert
Ohio
John Hunter
United Auto Workers Local 2000
Oberlin murder viewed as crime or tragedy in court
In Elyria, Sean Culmer, 20, faces aggravated murder charges for the death of Oberlin College coed Grace Austin, 20. Prosecutor Robert Nagy argues premeditated strangulation with a black necktie. defense attorney James Willis portrays Culmer as tragically driven by obsessive love and legal insanity. The couple's intense relationship had unrest over separation, with psychiatrists expected to show Culmer’s loss of control. The incident, dated April 24, is described amid testimony in a seven-woman jury.
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Elyria
Sean Culmer
Grace Austin
Culmer
Oberlin College
James Willis
Robert Nagy
New York City
Miss Austin
Willis
Nagy
Why company-paid health insurance costs soar
A self-employed narrator explains why employer paid first-dollar coverage drives up costs. He details switching to major medical, the rise of conversion groups among laid off workers, and how first-dollar plans encourage excess billing. He shares personal examples of medical charges and urges cost awareness and choices to reduce premiums.
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The
Wall Street Journal
Tha
Blue Shield
Cleveland
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