Bhutto cancels march amid government clamps down
Bhutto called off a protest rally after police barricades sealed Karachi and Peshawar. Government orders banned her from the Northwest Frontier for 30 days while riot police blocked routes. She remains in Karachi with plans to meet party leaders as pressure mounts.
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Ford execs tout NAFTA benefits and new engine plant
Ford official Trotman, named to run Ford Automotive Group in 1994, urged global competition and NAFTA growth as a path to jobs in the United States and Mexico. He announced a $1.2 billion aluminum V-6 engine project at Engine Plant No. 2 in Cleveland with 700 local jobs preserved and 15,000 annual exports to Europe, targeting a 1994 Job 1 start.
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Trotman on competitiveness and policy goals
Ford executive Alex Trotman outlines steps to boost U S competitiveness. He calls for universal health care, lower capital costs, pro growth tax policy, reduced government spend, tort reform, coordinated policy, active trade stance, and stronger public‑private cooperation in education and industry under a Team America framework.
Anderson recounts Beirut captivity and aftermath in Damascus reunion
In interview former hostage Anderson recalls 1985 Beirut abduction, long isolation, beatings, and mind games by guards described as cruel. He details the torture, the fear, and the moment he reunited with Lebanese fiancée Madeleine Bassil seven years later in Damascus after release in 1991. They now live near New York with daughter Salome and plan marriage after divorce.
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Barna Trial Details Shooting Over Debt and Relations
Isabella Barna defended a shooting at her home claiming self defense after her brother and a man named Johnson fought over a debt. Johnson testified he entered the foyer where Barna fired as he backed away. Laszio Barna Jr described dragging Johnson inside and a head injury occurred. Prosecutors linked motive to Barna’s dislike of the romance between her brother and Johnson.
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Vietnam War Hero Returned Home From Vietnam
At Travis Air Force Base California a Marine bugler played taps over the flag draped coffin of Joseph Trujillo 20 killed in Vietnam. His remains returned from Vietnam after discovery during joint investigations. About 200 spectators attended the ceremony as Marines honored him. He died September 13 1966 in Quang Nam Province. Also in Florida Mary Hoff learns her husband Cmdr Michael G Hoff was killed on a secret Laos mission when his plane was shot down and his parachute failed. The bodies remain missing among roughly 2264 Americans still unaccounted for.
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County settles Diversified case for 97500 dollars
Lorain County officials announce a settlement with First State Insurance for 97500 to be paid on Monday on behalf of Diversified. The deal includes a gag order and states no admission of liability while barring new civil claims, but criminal action against co-owner Thomas Patton remains possible. Prosecutor White declined details and indicated grand jury review may proceed.
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Proficiency Tests Spark Debate Over Graduation Rules
In Lorain Ohio the Spanish language proficiency test for graduation faces strong objections from the Coalition for Hispanic Issues and Progress. Critics say cultural bias could deny diplomas while officials plan tutoring and parental outreach. A state panel recommended allowing extra time for seniors to pass.
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Columbus
Jason Barlich
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