Inside Story and World News Highlights Across Papers
The page bundles terse items from various cities: loyalist action in Venezuela, Perot’s political push in Los Angeles, a Passaic mayor found guilty on tax and extortion charges, an informer about a royal plan in London, and behind the scenes notes on Casablanca. It also notes Cocoanut Grove survivors’ 50 year memorial in Boston, a priest plea in Cleveland, Browns quarterback change, Cavaliers loss to Orlando, Notre Dame’s win over USC, local merchants’ holiday push, New Zealand wilderness travel, Rita Rudner’s rise, holiday volunteering, and a cloudy, cool forecast for the Southwest with scattered flurries.
Lead Poisoning Spotlight in Lorain Child’s Case
A three year old girl in Lorain suffers lead poisoning highlighting scarce local resources and delayed response. Health officials admit testing delays and lack portable lead paint analyzers. Lorain relies on Ohio and Cleveland departments for equipment amid broader federal action raising lead poisoning definitions and action levels.
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Lorain
U.S
Ohio
Jack Kurowski
Lorain County
Ohio Health Department
Cleveland Health Department
Kurowski
Church Too Old to Keep but Too Lovable to Let Go
The Rochester Center Congregational Church in Rochester Township sits at 511 and 162, a 150 year old landmark. With plaster falling, warped floors, and birds in the windows, ownership is unclear and no one wants it to rot. Locals keep the lawn mowed and recently painted the steeple, hoping it can be preserved.
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Rochester
Rochester Center
Albert
Velma Young
Edward Westbrook
Ernie King
Ron Young
Bill Clinton
Bruce Lindsey
U S Hope for Somalia Faces Uncertain Mission
In Mogadishu the United States weighs sending troops to Somalia amid anarchy and clan hostility. Hunger looms with as many as 2 million at risk of starvation, and hundreds of thousands already dead, while Somalis and leaders welcome relief despite UN hesitation.
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Mogadishu
Somalia
United States
Mission of Mercy
United Nations
Clinton mulls Cabinet picks on California vacation
President-elect Clinton weighs first major decisions as he vacations in Summerland California. He plans a Pasadena party and golf with Hillary and Chelsea while aides say he is silently evaluating Cabinet possibilities and listening to briefings from recent weeks.
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Summerland
Calif
Clinton
Pasadena
Hillary
Chelsea
Beauty and the Beast comic to run four weeks
The Chronicle-Telegram will publish a special four week Christmas tale inspired by the film Beauty and the Beast. The strip starts Monday and ends on Christmas Eve, aiming to entertain families during the holiday season.
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Beauty and the Beast
The
Chronicle-Telegram
Midland Steel strike ends as union approves contract
Midland Steel Products Co. workers vote 66 percent to accept a contract restoring retirees health care benefits and ending a 34 year walkout begun in July 1989. About 120 of 330 striking workers will return. replacement staff to be laid off. Age discrimination suit against the company to be dropped.
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Cleveland (Ap
Midland Steel Products Co
Ramdassian
Davis
Don McGhee
Local 486
Midland
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Inside
Geraces
Venezuela
A-3
Los Angeles
Ross Perot
Passaic
N.J
A-7
Londom
Prince Charles
Diana
Boston
Cocoanut Grove
Cleveland
Sears
Browns
Bernie Koser
Gavaliers
Larry Nance
Mark Price
Orlando
Notre Dame
Fighting Irish
Southern Cal
Csi
Berit
New Zealand
Rita Rudner
America
Peete
Liles
Department of Health and Human Services
Louis Sullivan
Lorain Health Department
Westbrook
Quarry Road
Steven Babcock
Massachusetts
Lee Church
Krebs
Jadu
California
White House
Midland Steel Pact
Warren Davis
United Auto Workers
Region 2
Robert Davin
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