McHenry defends U N role amid hostage release rumors
U N ambassador Donald McHenry, in Cleveland, downplayed specifics on Iran hostage releases while praising the UN role. He noted elections and internal issues in Iran affect release timing, defended UN influence, and urged restraint as Washington weighs its policy. He contrasted his soft spoken style with Andrew Young and cited U N peacekeeping actions in Cyprus and the Golan Heights.
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Ohio kin of hostages get no official word
Families of three Ohioans held hostage in Iran report no word from U S officials about a possible release. James Boggs of Elyria says only what he heard on the news. Officials acknowledge Tehran may be weighing a plan to release most but not all of the 52 hostages, with no formal plan presented.
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Debating the Debates Gatekeepers Behind the Scenes
Edward and Lee Hanna lead the League of Women Voters effort to stage the presidential debates in Cleveland. They coordinate security with the Secret Service, setup four giant screens, 1500 press seats, and the intricate layout for Public and Music Halls while pursuing smooth, on air timing.
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Philemon Pierce Tombstone Unearthed In Elyria Find
A marble slab bearing Philemon Pierce obituary shows a death date of November 9 1663. Pierce reportedly rests beside his wife under a pine in Elyria near La Porte and Third streets. Dale Kellogg Lorain County History finds Pierce in the 1660 census a wagon maker from Carlisle Township.
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Carlisle Township
Mystery Tombstone Buried Philemon Discovered at Cemetery
Elwood Alcott Pierce, 74, reports a tombstone for Philemon, died 1883 aged 55 years, found at Ridge Road and Route 19. The stone shows Philemon and wife Dianths Pierce, later marked by a shared monument. Philemon, a wagon maker, invented farm machinery though one effort failed.
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Fifth Street
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Elwood
Arthur John
Time to Turn Clocks Back Ends Daylight Saving Time
Daylight Saving Time ends Sunday as the United States returns to Standard Time. The official change occurs at 2 1am local time Oct. 26, instantly becoming 1 a.m. Most people set clocks back one hour Saturday night under the adage spring forward fall back. Benjamin Franklin is credited with introducing the idea in a France article.
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Lorain County Polls Preview Carter Leads Sheriff and Prosecutor Races
The Seerene election poll tees up Lorain County races with Carter in the sheriff and prosecutor contests as voters await results. Monday spotlights Mertz Sadowski while the Beating Don Miller coupon appears in the Sunday CT feature. Deborah Ince shares a Cleveland tour with color photos.
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Weekend Weather Outlook With Snow Flurries Possible
The forecast calls for cloudy windy and cold conditions with a chance of snow flurries tonight and Sunday morning and a chance of rain Sunday afternoon. Lows tonight range from 25 to 40 degrees with Sunday highs in the middle to upper 40s. Probability of precipitation is 20 percent tonight and 40 percent Sunday. Details on Page A-3.
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