Nixon to be paid for seized tapes and papers
A federal appeals court ordered the government to compensate former president Richard Nixon for impounded Watergate era tapes and papers. The three-judge panel said Nixon possessed a compensable property interest in his presidential papers, including recordings, with possible large payment depending on future district court determinations.
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Sotheby’s Books
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China
Bishops weigh Solomon-style compromise on women status
Washington AP report details Roman Catholic bishops debating a Solomon-like compromise on women's status within the church and society. After nine years, a vote looms on a draft rejecting ordination of women and addressing sexism, motherhood, and the sexual revolution amid diverse criticism.
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Solomon
Washington
Uss
Long Island secedes from Portland over taxes
In Maine, Long Island residents vote 3 to 1 to break from Portland, forming a new town July 1 with a two room school and debt share. They face years of tax impact and must build local governance while handling state and federal rules.
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Portland, Maine
Long Island
Maine
Tang
Portland
Rivering Agency Reports Dredging Impacts on Black River Cleanup
The Black River RAP group, appointed by Ohio EPA, aims to develop a watershed cleanup as part of a Great Lakes toxic hotspot program. Dredging in 1990 stirred sediments, with officials predicting a steady toxin decline. Wildlife surveys show low bird numbers but many great blue herons. planned overflight seeks nesting sites and possible river otter sightings.
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Paul Ewry
The
Friends of the Black River
Eaton Township
Black River
Ohio
Ohio Epa
Great Lakes
HIV positive man seeks Bally's health club access
Fisher, an unemployed computer technician diagnosed with HIV in 1987, accuses Bally's of discrimination after a club staffer allegedly told a caller they would be concerned about blood if HIV positive members joined. Bally's counters that open sores can be barred and no exam is planned. Fisher plans to sue in federal court and may drop the issue, while an attorney arranges interviews.
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Elyria Club
Mike
Los Angeles
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Griswold Road
Bally
Magic Johnson
Fisher
Lorain County Community College
Chronicle-Telegram
World Scientists warn humanity faces shrinking window to avert catastrophe
A global group of 1,575 scientists led by 99 Nobel laureates warns that only a few decades remain to reverse trends causing vast human misery and environmental damage. Georges Charpak of France is among the physicist Nobel winners cited. the four page World Scientists Warning to Humanity calls the collision between humans and the natural world urgent.
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Washington
Earth
Georges Charpak
France
U S offers two million reward for Iranian suspects
U S officials said an international search is underway with wanted notices and a 2 million reward for Iranian backed suspects secretly indicted in connection with the kidnapping and murder of American citizens.
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Washington
United States
Elyria seeks boundary changes to ease overcrowding
The district weighs redrawing attendance boundaries to relieve crowding and improve racial and economic balance. Consultants Gardner and Middleton rate buildings by criteria and project enrollment shifts. renovations may cost more than new schools. Costs, about 115000, come from the permanent improvement fund.
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Elemen
Middleton
Holly Brinda
Fred Stephens
Avon schools plan to ease crowding with new wing and expansion
A district report urges building a high school with a large cafeteria gym and library plus one wing of classrooms. It proposes expanding the Binwal Dan Atet Cloy oe Mage school and restoring the Detroit Road Village School third floor if needed. The Detroit Road building is costly to expand and lacks elevator, restrooms, a large gym, functional kitchen, and special education facilities. If followed, student capacity could rise 40 to 60 percent.
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Avon Asl
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