Palestinian restaurant bombing shocks Haifa crowd
A Palestinian woman blew herself up at a seaside restaurant in Haifa during lunch, killing at least 19 and injuring many, including four children and members of Maccabi Haifa. The attack drew calls to expel Yasser Arafat as Israel weighed its response amid international pressure.
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Bush
Arafat
Maxim Restau
Haifa
Maxim Beach
Lakefront owners face no good deed
CLEVELAND AP A dispute over shoreline property rights centers on Sandra Wade who holds five acres in Port Clinton per her deed but the Ohio Department of Natural Resources says she owns none. A bill by Rep. Tim Grendell would curb state control, grant owners the land in deeds, and waive dock and jetty fees, pitting landowners against the state over public shoreline access. The Ohio Environmental Council notes the bill could unite bird lovers and hunters in opposition.
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Sandra Wade
Port Clinton
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Wade
Ohio
Tim Grendell
Chesterland
LeBron on sale draws Cavs fans in cold weather
Fans braved a cold wet day to buy Cleveland Cavaliers tickets reflecting high demand. The item notes excitement around LeBron James and ticket sales, with community reaction captured on a page 61 feature.
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LeBron
Cleveland Cavaliers
Lorain County payroll falls 11 percent from 2001 to 2003
A CEOGC report shows Lorain County payrolls down about 11 percent, $386 million less in earnings, with manufacturing hit hardest losing 6,290 jobs or 22 percent. Experts caution that Ford and REP plants loom as risks while economy slowly improves locally.
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Greater Cleveland
Ned Hill
Cleveland State University
George Zeller
CEOGC
Zeller
Hill
Republic Engineered Products
REP
Ford
Lorain
Avon Lake
Frank DeTilho
Tiger mauling injures Roy Horn during Siegfried show
Roy Horn of Siegfried and Roy was in critical condition after a tiger mauled him during a Las Vegas Mirage show. Surgery was performed on the left side of his neck and officials said recovery prospects would take two to three days to assess. Horn and Siegfried Fischbacher have been longtime Las Vegas staples, known for their white tigers and high priced productions at The Mirage.
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Siegfried
Roy
Horn
Alan Feldman
MGM Mirage
Siegfried Fischbacher
Mirage Hotel-Casino
Nice
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the Mirage
First unit of new Iraq army ready in Kir Kush
A 700 member battalion of newly retrained Iraqi soldiers completed a nine week basic course, becoming the first unit of a revived army. The ceremony occurred near Kir Kush as Bremer outlined aims for a 40,000 strong light infantry force by October, with hopes for an eventual 120,000 within three years. Riots near Baghdad over stipends left one protester dead and many injured.
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Iraq
Kir Kush
L. Paul Bremer
Baghdad
Saddam Hussein
Ali Naim Jaber
Zuhair Mahmoud
Saddam
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