Senators tour Viet Citadel for information on MIAs
Three U.S. senators visited Viet Nam’s Citadel in Hanoi to verify reports of missing American servicemen. They found bomb shelters but no Americans remaining. Vietnam offered documents and photos to aid the missing in action search as ties thaw.
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Clinton vows 25 percent White House staff cut
Washington AP Bill Clinton pledges a 25 percent cut to the White House staff, trimming more than 100 positions from a 408-employee payroll in the current fiscal year. The broader Executive Office totals 1,893, with many aides on loan from other agencies, complicating reductions while officials defend staffing levels.
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Four officers charged after fatal street beating
White officers Larry Nevers and Walter Budzyn face second degree murder charges over a beating on an inner city street near a suspected drug house. Black Sgt Freddie Douglas and white Officer Robert Lessnau are charged with involuntary manslaughter and assault with intent respectively. Witnesses recall a post-argue exchange before a passenger left. A crowd urged strict punishment as arraignments occurred.
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Rhea at Zoo Sparks Ownership Dispute
A Darwin rhea from an Oberlin Road farm was captured after escaping last month. The bird, described as a more endangered variety, was brought to the zoo where keeper Pekarek noted ownership is contested and the zoo may relocate it to a suitable facility. The insurance payout tied to the neighbor’s dog incident complicates who technically owns the bird. Hinckley, the former owner, was unavailable for comment.
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Suspect pleads innocent in Ohio mother and daughters killings
A man charged in the 1989 slayings of Ohio mother Sue Chanuie and her two daughters, Christe and Michelle Rogers, denied the killings in a written plea. Chandler, linked to a prior rape and a $750,000 jewelry robbery, is indicted by a Pinellas County grand jury and held without bail. The victims were found bound and gagged in Tampa Bay, with police noting possible asphyxiation or drowning.
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Catechism guides church teachers and theologians worldwide
Ryba notes the catechism will serve as a universal guideline for local catechisms and textbooks. James Carr of the Cleveland Diocese says it provides a reference for questions addressed to the church. The document preserves old prohibitions on abortion contraception and divorce while urging respect for homosexuals and condemning embryo production for materials. It also rejects third party procreation and highlights a six year bishops debate with thousands of amendments.
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Stricter Commandment Rules Target Economic Misdeeds
The Seventh Commandment stricter rules condemn bad checks price gouging and low quality labor as sinful. The document urges rich nations to accept migrants from poorer lands and aid their economic development, noting most of the world’s poor are Third World peasants.
Avon Lake Theater Holds On As Second-Run Bargain House
The Avon Lake cinema, opened in 1948 and rebuilt in 1978, moved to second-run bargain status to compete with nearby Midway Mall and Regal Cinema. Manager Debbie Prezeli noted shifts as multi screen complexes drew away business, though state of decline cites shared releases and market pressure rather than Regal’s expansion.
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14 year old boy given life in prison for murder
In Lancaster Pennsylvania a 14 year old, Ricardo Cruz, was sentenced to life in prison for a schoolyard murder. He was 13 at the time of the March 9 shooting that killed Debbie Rivera age 18 with bystanders present. Co defendant Anthony Santana, 18, testified against him in a plea deal and was found guilty of third degree murder.
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County agencies face tight 1993 budget in dispute outcome
Early verdicts suggest the 1993 Lorain County budget will be tight and jurors may have favored the agencies, but if the decision stands the county would face bills and may need to reinterpret how charges were calculated. The Easter Seals Society and several other agencies warn of potential hardship and possible court review. The suit includes Nord Community Mental Health Center, Lorain County Council on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse, and others.
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