Weather forecast brief with coastal winds and tides
Tonight small craft advisory may be needed as northeast winds reach 10 to 20 knots. Skies mostly clear with waves 2 to 4 feet building to 3 to 5 feet. Sunrise and sunset times listed, with today and tomorrow timings.
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50 000 Israelis attend Western Wall vigil amid Waaxquan kidnap
Israel faces a crisis as 50 000 Israelis gather at the Western Wall while PLO police hunt for 19 year old Cpl. Nachshon Waaxquan believed kidnapped in Gaza. Arafat Rabin and Peres receive Nobel Peace Prize as tensions mount. Hamas demands Yassin release to avert death deadline set by captors. Rabin cabinets convene in Tel Aviv to oversee the search and international leaders urge action.
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City spars with aging snow trucks seek upgrades
North Ridgeville weather observer notes 1.9 inches in November and 10.2 in December while last January produced 19.1 inches. Gardner argues old trucks, salt use, and funding shortages threaten safety as Council debates 75 thousand dollar new truck versus repairs and salt costs.
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Dinosaurs Found in Niger Challenge Breakup Theory
Paleontologists uncover a major trove in the Sahara near Niger including two new species a meat eating predator resembling a Velociraptor and a four legged plant eater a sauropod. Discoveries suggest African dinosaurs share closer ancestry with North American forms, prompting a rethink of Pangaea breakup effects and possible dinosaur migration via a Gibraltar land bridge.
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Nobel Peace Prize award sparks controversy amid Middle East crisis
The 1994 Nobel Peace Prize goes to Yasser Arafat Shimon Peres and Yitzhak Rabin amid protests from Kare Kristiansen who planned to resign as a voting member. The decision follows the Oslo accords and a kidnapping of an Israeli soldier.
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