Philippines to grant U.S. access to facilities after Subic
The Philippines and the United States said they would continue military cooperation under the Mutual Defense Treaty after Subic Bay closes later this month. The arrangement reportedly allows ship visits, aircraft transits, and U.S. aid during disasters with temporary presence and routine refueling or port calls on a commercial basis.
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Charles Larson
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Rise in asthma among children tied to hospitalizations and lost school days
Nationwide study shows 2.7 million children with asthma in 1988, 4.3 percent of under 18, up from 3.2 percent in 1981. Black children face higher impairment and hospitalizations, with 16.1 million missed school days and 1.9 million hospital days linked to asthma. Researchers call for better prevention and caregiver education.
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U.S. Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
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de Paul W. Newacheck
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Lorain family rift over Terry Anderson case strains Peggy Say
In Lorain and Avon Lake, relatives and organizers react to Peggy Say’s disappointment with Terry Anderson. Jack LaVinha says Say struggled with high expectations after public appearances, while Lelia Arden notes Anderson thanked helpers and both families face adjustment. Say’s husband David battled a serious infection this year, adding strain.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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Avon Lake
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Riftiffs Criticizes EC as GATT Talks Stall
Riftiffs warned free trade may suffer amid a six year GATT push for a new accord on lowering trade barriers. US EC tensions threaten retaliation cycles. British Trade Secretary Heseltine warned of escalating lists and appalling effects. PM Major and Jacques Delors urged quick talks with the United States.
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Michael Heseltine
France
John Major
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Jacques Delors
Executive Commission
United States
Retirement of School Superintendent Phillips Effective Feb 1
Phillips will retire Feb 1 after serving as superintendent since 1985 following a long tenure as middle school principal starting in 1978. Simek and Holt acknowledged the move with mixed remarks, noting the district will proceed with a replacement and hoping for a smooth transition at the December board meeting.
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Simek
Holt
Phillips
Ohio jobless rate rises to 7.2 percent
The Labor Department reports Ohio’s unemployment rate at 7.2 percent for last month up from 7.1 percent in September. Nationally the rate edged down to 7.4 percent, the lowest in six months, while hiring remained weak. The October drop is attributed to fewer people in the labor force as teenagers return to school.
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Labor Department
Saddam seen amid Mosul crowd as Bush effigy burned
Allied jets protected Kurds and hovered over Mosul where a large crowd cheered Saddam in a square. Iraqi TV aired the event as Bush’s blot on sanctions era remains a focal point of debate amid Clinton administration stance. Russia vows action to halt Caucasus bloodshed as Ossetians and Ingush clash.
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Pavel Grachev
Caucasus
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County mulls minimum security jail with grant plan
Under a Governor's Office on Criminal Justice grant program the county would cover half the building cost. Vasi and commissioners discussed borrowing funds by January to qualify for grants while planning operating revenue streams such as a drunken driving program and a jail work program. A full-time grants specialist is seen to maximize alcohol and drug rehab funding.
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Governor’s Office On Criminal Justice
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Jacoby
Ing
John Rokasy
Mahony
Fischer defeats Spassky in controversial Belgrade rematch win
Bobby Fischer defeats Boris Spassky 10 to 5 in the 20th game to clinch a 3.35 million first prize amid a sanctioned controversy. Spassky earns 1.65 million for nine weeks. The match, held in Sveti Stefan, Yugoslavia, defied U.N. sanctions and was organized to draw attention and money to the region.
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Yugoslavia
Bobby Fischer
Boris Spassky
Spassky
International Chess Federation
Fischer
Anatoly Karpov
Chess Federation
Jezdimir Vasiljevic
Husband Held After Threats In Oberlin Home
A-1 court had ordered a return to prison for a woman released early. At about 7:15 am a son and daughter reported their father, Marion Gordon, threatened to kill the family. Police surrounded the home with SWAT, Gordon surrendered about two hours later and was taken to a psychiatric unit. Authorities found shotguns and firearms in the residence. A nine district court ruled she was not eligible for shock probation until reimprisonment. The Ohio Supreme Court is reviewing the case.
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Gordon
Swat Team
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St. Joseph’s Hospital
Lorain
9Th District Court of Appeals
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