Niagara ship rebuilt with aged wood on Lake Erie
Perry’s flagship Niagara, famed for the Lake Erie victory, was rebuilt from well-aged wood and patent craftsmanship after earlier decay. The restored replica now floats again, drawing viewership. Audrey Meadows reflects on the era of television with Jackie Gleason and Art Carney, while thrift sector costs rise amid industry shakeout.
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Penn State Tops Notre Dame in 24-21 Upset
Penn State defeats Notre Dame 24-21 in a close college football clash. Ohio State rolls past Wisconsin 35-10, while Covington’s four game win streak ends in Charlotte. Other pages cover a Kuwait escapee’s testimony, a Chicago farm shipping 40 000 birds, and a transplant recipient’s memorial service.
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Mock invasion drills near Kuwait heighten Gulf tensions
U S and Saudi troops stage Imminent Thunder mock invasion supported by about 1 100 aircraft the largest Desert Shield air power yet. Iraqi Maj Gen Mundhir Abdul Rahman warned of uncalculated developments if attacked. Reports say Iraq may possess three so called superguns with a range of 465 miles.
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Bush marks Czech rebirth in Prague vote anniversary
President Bush joined Vaclav Havel in Prague to celebrate the Velvet Revolution anniversary before more than 100,000 people. He urged reform amid faltering economy, contrasted Europe’s new order with the Middle East, and warned against appeasement while praising Czechoslovakia’s stance on Kuwait.
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Nine One One Operators Reflect On Year Of Calls
Elyria Ohio 9 1 1 operators mark first year of service with about 85 000 calls split among successes sorrows and the routine. The bulk are miscellaneous complaints from hang ups loud noises animal issues and odd requests. Deniseann Prevec Lees supervising a team of 17 notes many callers hang up or are directed elsewhere.
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Gorbachev proposes sweeping new executive power plan
In Moscow, President Mikhail Gorbachev urged a law and order government granting him broad executive authority to tackle chaos. The Supreme Soviet backed in principle a government under his direct control, with proposals to elevate republic leaders, form a national security council, disband advisers, and create an anti crime unit, while Ryzhkov’s fate remained unclear.
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Cancer Takes Both Parents From Medina County Family
In Medina, Peggy Paul died of rare stomach cancer on November 5 after a three year cancer battle that also left husband John Paul fighting small intestine cancer. The couple left behind sons Joshua 10, Jeremiah 7, and Zechariah, while friends help John care for them. Doctors say Peggy’s cancer rapidly worsened and kidneys failed during her coma. wills set up guardianship and a trust fund.
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