Four killed as Haitian march attacks erupt in Port-au-Prince
A peaceful demonstration to honor Haiti state violence victims collapsed into lethal fighting Friday. A paramilitary group blocked the march and opened fire, killing at least four, with two more dead in hours of clashes. At least 16 wounded include two American journalists. U.S. forces set up checkpoints but did not intervene, as Haitian police watched from a safe distance. The demonstration organizer said security had been promised by a de facto minister of defense.
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Barry Willey
Antoine Adrien
Jean-Bertrand Aristide
Jean Beliotte
Avon Lake pilot dies in crash near Lake Geauga line
In Chardon AP report, Avon Lake man William J. Taylor aged 33 and plane owner Robert Henderson 72, of Richmond Heights, were killed when a single engine biplane based at Lost Nation Airport crashed in a wooded area during aerobatic practice. Both pilots held licenses and investigators from FAA examined scene to determine cause.
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Lake
Geauga
State Highway Patrol
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Robert Henderson
Richmond Heights
Lost Nation
Lake County
Henderson
Doug Henderson
Federal Aviation Administration
Health reform coming in 95 executive predicts
Invacare executives say Congress will pass a national health care measure next year, but in a scaled down form of the Clinton plan. If home health care is included, profits for the wheelchair maker could rise as Invacare presses for reform in Washington as part of the Home Care Coalition.
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Elyria
Congress
Clinton
Invacare
Home Care Coalition
Hospitals join forces EMH Amherst make it official
EMH Regional Medical Center and Amherst Tandpatic Uikiton unite under one parent company, following Lorain’s two-hospital merger. Officials say the deal stabilizes occupancy and finances, helping patient access with two nearby hospitals collaborating with insurers and managed care networks.
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Amherst
Elyria Emh Regional Medical Center
Amherst Tandpatic Uikiton
Lorain
Amherst Hospital
Jury Says Murderer Should Be Executed
Clearwater Florida jurors convict Oba Chander in a 1989 slayings of an Ohio mother and her two daughters. They deliberated half an hour before unanimously recommending the death penalty in the electric chair. Prosecutors said the murders occurred after luring victims on a sunset cruise and drowning them in Tampa Bay.
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Fla
Oba Chander
Ohio
Tampa Bay
Jim Hellickson
Elyria teen struck after leaping on car hood
A 14 year-old boy was seriously injured when he jumped onto the hood of a friend's car, fell off, and was struck by the vehicle. Shaun Bovee of 579 Hilliard Rd was hospitalized at EMH Regional and later flown to Cleveland MetroHealth. He sustained head injuries and cuts and remained in X-ray early today. the incident occurred at 5:41 p.m. on Coronado Court as the 16-year-old driver braked.
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Shaun Bovee
Hilliard Rd
Emh Regional Medical Center
Cleveland Metro Health Medical Center
Shaun
Hilliard
Coronado Court
Three High Schoolers Kill Husband for Wedding Ring Payoff
Three high school students plot and carry out the murder of a husband to collect a promised payoff that included the wife’s wedding ring and as much as $20,000 in life insurance benefits.
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