Wellington teen Randy Carmen dies after 20 day vigil
Randal Lee Carmen, the 17 year old from Wellington whose case drew national attention to life support ethics, died of heart failure at 2:50 AM in Elyria Memorial Hospital ICU. His parents Mary and Richard Carmen expressed relief and sorrow after a 20 day vigil begun Sept 21 following his backyard injury and emergency surgery. Hospital officials had refused removal of the respirator, citing a duty to maintain life despite prognosis. Neurosurgeons said brain wave tests were flat, indicating no hope for recovery.
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Beirut firing pauses as barricades lifted amid cease-fire hopes
Army commanders dismantled Beirut barricades and security forces moved into the Moslem Christian fighting zone between Chiah and Ain Rummaneh. Sniper fire softened, a buffer zone was created, and leaders from Karami to Chamoun urged calm while Syria and the PLO pledged help.
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Record of UFO cult leaders urging severance from world
Oregon Journal reports a Waldport meeting audio where a couple known as The Two or He and She urged followers to sever attachments to this world to reach Nirvana. About 20 followers reportedly disappeared with the couple, who are suspected of fleeing to Colorado. A father, Stephen Berlow, won custody of two children after alleging the mother left to join the UFO voyage.
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Can't teach some old cars new tricks news item
A brief item notes that older cars resist modernization efforts with a wry, period voice suggesting stubborn aging vehicles and a tongue in cheek reference to RET HIVE. The piece hints at the clash between nostalgia and new technology, signaling a humorous, urban context.
Patty Hearst Gains Love and Respect from SLA Captors
A federal-find manuscript in San Francisco portrays Patricia Hearst as earning growing love and respect from her SLA captors after her abduction, portraying her conversion from kidnap victim to revolutionary and detailing SLA life and aims during 1974.
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Amtrak Is Coming to Elyria Promised Link to Chicago
C T business writer John Fuller and wife Diane preview a ride on Amtrak toward Chicago with a favorable eye for Elyria. Elaine Thome, a nurse, auto mechanic, artist and businesswoman, opens an antique auto parts enterprise. Betty Hinman writes, Jeff Bishop and Kim Tenry photo Tomorrow's Family Features.
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Weather update with clear tonight and sunny tomorrow
Weather forecast notes clear conditions tonight with a low in the low to mid forties, sunny tomorrow with highs in the low to mid sixties, and minimal rain chances. Light and variable winds, sunset 6 53 p m, sunrise 7 34 a m, yesterday high 76 and low 44. Chuckle about middle age ends with a joke on weight lifting.
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