North Korea’s Kim Il Sung reported dead or facing power struggle
Reports from Seoul say North Korea may have lost its leader Kim Il Sung amid unconfirmed claims of his death and a possible internal power struggle. South Korea cites DMZ loudspeakers broadcasting eulogies and statements of his death, while North Korea denial and U S officials seek verification.
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Olmsted Falls starts $2 million sewer plant project
Olmsted Falls officials broke ground on a $2 million sewer plant on the west branch of the Rocky River near Lewis Road and the Conrail tracks. The plant will serve the eastern part of the city and help replace the deteriorated LOG system amid annexation tensions with Bagley East. Mayor David Dunn said the city remains undaunted by Bagley East landowners seeking annexation to Berea and emphasized plans to attract development without incurring debt.
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North Olmsted to unveil traffic study findings
The North Olmsted Transportation Study Team reports a final plan for about 27 million dollars in city road improvements due Saturday. Big items include four lane boosts to Columbia Road and Crocker Road extensions, with funding gaps likely and tax implications.
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Women drivers now No 1 in traffic mishap rate
A report based on the 1986 87 Property Casualty Fact Book shows women drivers had an accident rate of 191 per 10 million miles in 1985, higher than men and reversing a 1976 gap. The study notes women incur half as many fatal crashes but may back into parked cars. It highlights the $76 billion annual cost of motor vehicle accidents in 1985 including care, repairs, and services, and links rising premiums to high claim costs despite large jury verdicts and malpractice awards.
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Weather outlook cloudy with possible snow tonight
The forecast calls for cloudy skies and a 50 percent chance of snow with a low around 30 to 35. Tuesday brings likely snow and a high in the mid 30s, with a 60 percent precipitation chance. Details on Page A-3.
Bishop Pilla Receives Jewish Tradition Award in Cleveland
Bishop Anthony M. Pilla became the first to receive the American Tradition Award from the Jewish National Fund. 100000 trees will be planted in Galilee in his name, and a statue from the Statue of Liberty was presented. Proceeds supported the Catholic Education Endowment Fund.
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Chinese official jailed over detention and torture case
A former local Communist Party official received a four year prison sentence for illegally detaining 72 villagers and torturing several after his bicycle bell was stolen. The sentence was reported by the party newspaper.
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