Reagan says Iceland summit keeps arms talks alive
President Reagan declares an arms control breakthrough with the Soviet Union within reach after the Reykjavik summit despite Moscow demanding an end to Star Wars. He says talks could still yield a safer world without nuclear weapons and invites a U S summit with Mikhail Gorbachev, though no date was set.
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Lorain County Population Falls 1.7 Percent Since 1980
Census estimates show Lorain County 1985 population at 270,100 with unemployment cited as a major driver of out-migration. Officials note industry losses at U.S. Steel and auto firms, while overall Ohio counties also saw declines between 1980 and 1985.
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Judge weighs written juror questionnaire in DeChant murder case
Lorain County Judge Adrian Bedleski considers a written quiz on death penalty views and pretrial publicity for jurors in Gregory DeChant's double murder trial. Defense says written answers prevent contamination. prosecutor cautions about home delivery. Trial slated for Nov 12.
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Norman BarnesFound guilty in love triangle slaying
Norman K Barnes 59 was found guilty of murder in the fatal May 6 shooting of G W Grigsby 42 of Amherst Township The Lorain County jury also found him guilty of attempted murder of Grigsby s wife Ola Faye Sentencing set for Oct 23 The verdict followed about 542 hours of deliberation and a six day trial
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Peace Prize Winner Elie Wiesel Receives Nobel
Elie Wiesel, a concentration camp survivor and human rights advocate, was awarded the 1986 Nobel Peace Prize. A related note mentions Leslie Wexner as Ohio’s wealthiest individual and Sam Walton as the richest American. In a separate case, defense attorney Gerald Smith argued for acquittal in an aggravated murder trial, claiming self defense amid alleged threats linked to a six-year affair.
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Great Pumpkin Don Fleming and Wife Photo Win Regional Prize
Outside Tonight, mostly cloudy and cool with a 20 percent rain chance. Low in the mid 30s. Wednesday brings more clouds and a high near 58. Don Fleming and his wife Eleanor pose beside their 530 pound pumpkin, a regional winner but not the largest. Story on Page A-4.
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