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Tonight southerly winds 5 to 15 knots with mostly clear skies. Seas two feet or less. Tomorrow winds turn southeast 10 to 20 knots with partly sunny skies and seas one to three feet.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1993
Page
4
Tonight southerly winds 5 to 15 knots with mostly clear skies. Seas two feet or less. Tomorrow winds turn southeast 10 to 20 knots with partly sunny skies and seas one to three feet.
The Supreme Court will decide if registered nurses who direct less skilled staff qualify as supervisors under federal labor law. The Ohio case from Urbana’s Heartland nursing home tests whether such RNs lose labor protections, potentially reshaping nursing home labor relations nationwide.
U S lawmakers Brown and Gillmor push for Clinton report on Somalia mission aims by Oct 15 and decide by Nov 15 whether troops should stay. They criticize Bush era invasion as missing clear objectives and national interest amid U N actions against Aidid.
U N troops in Somalia remain under U S Central Command despite U N peacekeeping claims. Maj Gen Montgomery, deputy U N commander, wields tactical control and can order actions quickly. A senior U N official stressed actions align with the mandate, but did not identify who ordered Sunday deployment. Washington says it is informed before Quick Response Force raids, yet U N New York briefing is unclear on consultation. The private rift between Boutros-Ghali and the U S shows in a confidential Sept 25 letter to Secretary of State Christopher.
The U.N. mission in Somalia started May 1993 succeeding a U.S.-led relief effort begun December 1992. About 28,000 troops from 33 countries, including 4,700 Americans, with a Rapid Reaction Force. Casualties total 69 dead and over 200 wounded. Allocation of $1.55 billion for a year. Retired Adm. Jonathan T. Howe serves as special representative of the U.N. secretary-general and Lt. Gen. Cevik Bir of Turkey is force commander.
County commissioners voted to buy a 93,000 square foot vacant department store for 350000 and plan 4.8 million in repairs to house Human Services and Child Support agencies. Council members criticize lack of consultation while debate over downtown site viability continues. some urge using funds for more sheriffs deputies or a jail.
Tamara recalls family updates from Moscow amid Yeltsin era turmoil. She notes relatives in Russia and Georgia, economic strains, and differences since the Soviet breakup. She urges patience, saying improvement will come in a few years.
Ohio House Children and Youth Committee will hold five hearings around the state beginning this month to hear residents’ concerns on foster care and child welfare. Chairwoman June Lucas aide Victoria Gresh says the aim is to find solutions, not relay horror stories, and legislation may follow.
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