The Right Stuff Premier Brings Real Space Feats to Forefront
Washington coverage highlights test pilots Yeager and astronauts amid Hollywood hype for the film The Right Stuff. Cronkite criticizes the movie as savaging the press and astronauts, while Heston and Sutherland praise witnessing the first orbital flight.
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Marines suffer sixth death as Beirut attack and clashes continue
Lebanese army shells sniper hideouts near Beirut airport as U S Marines tally six combat deaths and 56 wounded since arrival 13 months ago A mine blast killed another Marine amid ongoing cease fire talks and cross faction tensions involving Amal Nabih Berri and Iranian loyalists in the Lebanon civil war crisis
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Orioles win Series as McGregor shuts out Phillies 5-0
In a tradition tied to the World Series wrap up, Orioles catcher Rick Kenered and pitcher Scott McGregor share an impromptu moment after McGregor’s 5-0 shutout over Philadelphia clinches the title. Meanwhile in Pittsburgh, the Steelers overpower the Browns 44-11, reflecting a strong NFL showing.
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Outside than 18 mph ome ounay Tuesday High Details on Page A-3
Unable to determine a coherent news item from the fragmented OCR text. The readable parts mention a speed threshold of 18 mph and a reference to Tuesday with a page indicator A-3, but no clear event, persons, or organizations to anchor a factual card.
Neighbors push to shut Coach Light Lounge in Amherst
In Amherst Township four years after moving to three acres Louis and Sandy Campana lead a petition with nearly 200 signatures calling for the closing of the Coach Light Lounge at 1790 North Ridge Road. They describe loud, drunken, and disruptive behavior and cite a deadly shooting in the lot as justification for a shutdown suit to be filed by Amherst Law Director Thomas Sanborn after police finish complaints tally.
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Charges loom in Kale Kinney slayings near Elyria
Elyria police anticipate filing charges soon, possibly Tuesday, in the double murder of Lewis Kale and Dora Kinney. Investigators are probing links to an Amherst Coach Light Lounge shooting where one man died and three were injured, with four men arrested.
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C T earns three Inland contest awards for journalism
C T Chief Photographer John Kenney won in the under 50 000 circulation division for a portrait of Elyria veteran Larry Neumeyer at Veterans Day ceremonies in Ely Square. The paper placed second in general coverage and investigative reporting in the 25 008 100 000 circulation category.
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