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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1996
Page
3
Clinton trims planned Rwanda border force to smaller contingent
Washington reports the Clinton administration is scaling back plans to send a large military force to aid relief along the Zaire Rwanda border while weighing a smaller contingent. Officials say final decisions depend on ongoing multinational talks and refugee needs and relieve the armed corridor concern. USAID to provide 140 million for Rwanda relief including food medicine and transport.
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Clinton
U.S
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Stuttgart
Germany
France
Canada
J. Brian Atwood
U.S. Agency For International Development
Rwanda
Rescue at scene leads to robbery charge against Elyria man
Stout recounts a purse theft in which McCarrick and another man pinned the attacker until police arrived. Geoffrey E. Armstrong, 25, of Parkmeadow Drive, Elyria, faces robbery charges and is held on $20,000 bond. He is scheduled to appear at 10 am November 26 in Elyria Municipal Court.
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McCarrick
Stout
Geoffrey E. Armstrong
Parkmeadow Drive
Elyria
Armstrong
Elyria Municipal Court
Belle's future in question as baseball trade chatter swirls
Belle, once star power for the Indians and White Sox, features in media talk from Miami where Al Ann Tellem reportedly met with the Marlins. Don Smiley and Dave Dombrowski deny talks. The Indians rescinded a five year offer after signing Matt Williams. Belle earned 5.56 million in 1996 with 48 homers and 148 RBIs, following a 50 homer season in 1995. He was suspended two years ago for corked bat use and canceled a mall autograph session after a threatening call. White Sox manager Terry Bevington faces pressures to soften media relations amid Belle's moody reputation.
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Miami
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Belle
Don Smiley
Dave Dombrowski
Tellem
Indians
Matt Williams
Comiskey Park
Cleveland
Terry Bevington
Moody Slugger
Sox
Bevington
Hutman Bankruptcy Hearing Over Levy Questions Proceeding
In U.S. Bankruptcy Court Hutman seeks a plan to pay 115 SteLy Live wreene Ly LUE Lualoe to creditors, with Wickes Lumber deducting from his pay. Hutman rejects a link between his finances and questioning school district finances, noting residents voted down a levy amid shifting deficit predictions. District spokeswoman Holly Brinda says voters must judge Hutman’s qualifications. Petitions show assets of 16,896 and debts of 152,879 including taxes and DEL Lumber charges.
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Hutman
SteLy Live Wreene Ly
Wickes Lumber
Holly Brinda
Brinda
Bell
del Lumber
Avon Mayor vetoes AT&T 250-foot tower plan
Avon mayor James Smith vetoed a Council approved plan to build a 250-foot lattice AT&T tower south of the water tower. He favored two other proposed towers at Mills Road and Colorado/Miller roads, citing residential area concerns and zoning. Council may not have enough votes to override, as support stands at four of seven.
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James Smith
At&t
Mills Road
Colorado
Miller Roads
Smith
John Eldred
Ted Graczyk
Shirley Doss
Planning Commission
Edward Krystowski
Krystowski
Piazza Green’ House
Detroit Road
Art dealer sentenced for mail fraud in counterfeit prints case
Cornell Gabos, 58, of University Heights, received 1.5 years in prison and ordered to repay 1.5 million to 3,000 collectors who bought counterfeit Picasso, Dalí, and Calder prints. He pled guilty to five counts of mail fraud and one count of conspiracy to commit perjury, and testified falsely about purchases from Peter Max.
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Pablo Picasso
Salvadore Dali
Marc Calder
Cornell Gabos
University Heights
U.S
David D. Dowd Jr
Gabos
New York City
Peter Max
Los Angeles
Emily R. Sweeney
UCLA
Sweeney
Spy case hits CIA as suspect arrested at Dulles
FBI agents arrest Nicholson at Dulles Airport as he prepared to fly to Switzerland to meet Russian handlers. Officials caution no CIA or FBI assets appear to have been killed and damage estimates hinge on ongoing assessments, with Amse case cited as far more damaging in history.
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CIA
FBI
Michael Lonergan
Nicholson
Dulles International
Virginia
Switzerland
Fahey
Louis Freeh
John Neutch
Nichol
U.S
Olmstead linked to theft and shooting at Hazel's restaurant
Police report details Olmstead’s alleged assault and van theft on July 18 in Wilkes Villa. Investigators probe drug involvement while noting Olmstead’s past incidents and a fatal shooting in Hazel's parking lot after a car crash. Hazel's on Cleveland Street has been closed since Monday.
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Fuller Road
Olmstead
Wilkes Villa
Smith
Cleveland
Hazel
Kobylski
South Park
Middle Ave
Hazel’s
Cleveland St
Wesleyan Court
Michael Medders
Hazel's
Audrey
Sydney
Lorain council trims political sign sizes by half
Lorain City Council approved a sign size reduction to 4.5 square feet per side from 8 total, but the ordinance awaits Law Director Michael Scherach’s legality review before signing. The measure passed 10 to 2, with debate over sign shapes and removal deadlines. elections officials and council members sought clarity on enforcement and timing.
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Michael Scherach
Scherach
Robert Gargasz
Gargasz
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