Four CIA workers die in Salvador crash near volcano
Four CIA civilian employees aboard an unarmed surveillance plane were killed when it crashed into Guazapa Volcano 20 miles north of San Salvador during heavy rain. Officials noted the mission aimed to warn of guerrilla offensives and identify arms shipments, with government forces conducting an anti guerrilla sweep nearby.
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Man guilty of attempted murder in Lorain County bar shooting
After over three hours of deliberation a Lorain County jury found William A. Sifers guilty of attempted murder and felonious assault in the April 24 shooting at Humpty Dumpty Tavern. He faces a mandatory six year term. sentence set for Monday.
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Delinquent Tax List Prompts Foreclosure Steps in County
The Chronicle Telegram publishes nearly 4,000 properties owing delinquent taxes. The notice, to be repeated Oct 27, is the first foreclosure step if taxes remain unpaid by January. County Auditor Julian Pijor notes the last list appeared at least six years ago.
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Weather outlook with rain chance increasing tonight
Increasing cloudiness tonight with a chance of rain by morning. Low near 55. Showers and thunderstorms likely Sunday, high near 75. Chance of rain 50 percent tonight, 60 percent Sunday. Details on Page 1.
Today Is Sweetest Day Flowers by Puffers Etyra
Puffers Etyra delivers flowers for Sweetest Day in Wellington and Oberim, emphasizing bright bouquets and timely delivery to celebrate loved ones. Local shops highlight seasonal blooms and decorative wraps for the observance.
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Michael Jackson Star Wars Show Dazzles Cleveland Crowd
Michael Jackson headlines a family night in Cleveland with five costume changes and levitation as he and the Jackson brothers perform through the Thriller era amid robotic spiders and laser effects. A 34,000-strong crowd, including many parents with young fans, praised the show though some found souvenirs pricey.
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Canada GM strike forces layoffs across Ohio and US
More than 13,000 GM workers in the United States are laid off due to Canadian parts shortages from a United Auto Workers strike. Another 2,000 could follow as Ohio plants face output cuts while talks in Toronto continue.
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