Armero Devastation After Nevado del Ruiz Eruption
In Colombia the Nevado del Ruiz eruption unleashed a wall of mud that buried Armero and surrounding towns. Officials fear 15,000 to 20,000 deaths as rescuers report 10,000 survivors and widespread destruction. The city of 50,000 near Bogota is largely gone.
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Fernando Duque
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Ramon Antonio Rodriguez
Avon Lake businessman shot to death in Cleveland parking lot
Avon Lake businessman Ralph Barone, 45, owner of Crown Supply Co. in Rocky River, was found shot four times in his rented car in a Prospect Avenue lot on Cleveland’s east side. Police reported no robbery motive and investigated possible earlier shooting. Barone had past cocaine and marijuana charges in 1983 and worked at De Capite's Office Furniture before focusing on his Rocky River business.
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Ralph Barone
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Crown Supply Co
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Encore features art, Berg tribute, Belushi video
The CT pages preview India paintings at the Cleveland Museum of Art exhibit, Oberlin College marks Alban Berg's 100th birth anniversary, and Encore Video surveys a John Belushi career release. TV Update previews Kane and Abel seven hours on CBS with Sam Neill Veronica Hamel and Peter Strauss. Outdoors recalls Carter killer rabbit, but Grilli pits a killer squirrel against him in a tale on Page C-5.
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Alban Berg
Encore
John Belushi
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Sunday in The C T In Parade interview with Robert Wagner
A special feature profiles actor Robert Wagner nearly four years after Natalie Wood's death. The piece notes Wagner's low mood and describes a period of emotional downturn amid ongoing public attention and personal reflection.
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Natalie Wood
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Inside Business Dear Abby Deaths Editorial Etc
A compact digest of local business notes obituaries and editorials along with brief entries on outdoor sports and television coverage. Highlights include community announcements and syndicated columns reflecting regional interests and media trends.
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Rainy Weekend Forecast and News Parade Highlights
The forecast calls for rain heavy at times with a low in the lower 40s and a Saturday high in the upper 50s. Rain chances are 4 percent tonight and 80 percent on Saturday. Features note Walter Scott’s Personality Parade questions about Joan Collins lifts and Monaco’s Princess Stephanie. Sunday Editor Martin Wolk departs, with Randy Edwards and Gene Krebs on Cuyahoga Valley photos. The Books Page offers an interview about a new book tied to Russia’s Gorbachev.
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Joan Collins
Tatum O'Neal
John McEnroe
Monaco
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Martin Wolk
Raleigh, N.C
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Gene Krebs
Cuyahoga Valley National Park
Ohio
Jack Morgan
Russia
Gorbachev
Perky and Beanz Debuts In New Comic Strip
The comics page previews a fresh strip titled Perky and Beanz by Russell Myers. Perky, a bubbly optimist, lives with guardian Grampa and a downbeat dog named Yoyo in Oregon. The feature promises rogueish humor rooted in daily eccentricities.
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New locations eyed for 2 fire stations
Elyria officials consider moving the Winckles Street and Lake Avenue fire stations built in 1909 due to age and population growth. The city begins a department study and will receive recommendations within two weeks on whether to repair or relocate, with Chief Novak advocating relocation for better response times.
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John Kenney
Elyria
Lake Avenue
Charles Hoagland
Hoagland
Ron Novak
Novak
Seat belt and emissions bills face House reconsideration
State Rep. John Bara said two bills may pass when reconsidered next week. The seat belt bill failed 48 to 43, short of the 50 needed. An emissions testing program in five counties including Lorain and Cuyahoga was defeated, despite an amendment gaining 63 to 28 votes.
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Dana Deshler
Columbus
Arthur R. Bowers
Dsteubenville
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