Cape Town Riots Roil Fashionable District Amid Curbs
In Cape Town clashes between anti‑apartheid rioters and police turned Adderley Street into a battleground as hundreds rioted and police used water cannon. Two black men died near Durban after a bombing at Grosvenor High School. President Botha lifted emergency in six small rural black communities, keeping major urban centers under control. Police reported numerous arrests as violence spread across the country.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Cape Town
Durban
Pretoria
P.W. Botha
Port Elizabeth
Adderley Street
Ernie Botha
Grosvenor High School
Bluff
African National Congress
Cradock
Cape
Allainsg Enite
Duarte's Daughter Freed by Rebels in El Salvador
In a fraught exchange, Duarte's daughter Ines Guadalupe Duarte Duran and an ally were freed after six weeks in captivity. Rebels released 96 wounded guerrillas, 22 political prisoners, and municipal officials, with many wounded transported to Cuba or Mexico.
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Duarte
San Salvador
el Salvador
Panama City
Cuba
Jose Napoleon Duarte
Associated Press
Mexico City
Ines Guadalupe Duarte Duran
Ana Cecelia Villeda Sosa
Julio Adolfo Rey Prendes
Nidia Diaz
Marcelino Reyes
Santiago Randa
Ines
Ana Villeda
Cleveland flunks urban stress test in population pressures
A Zero Population Growth survey ranks 184 U.S. cities on 11 criteria. Cleveland scores 4.1, sixth worst overall, tied with Hialeah and Patterson, while Akron leads Ohio with 2.9. Cincinnati Cincinnati Dayton and Columbus etc.
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Washington
Akron
Qchic
Cleveland
Hialeah
Fla
Patterson
Miami
Fargo, N.D
Ohio
Columbus
Toledo
Youngstown
Cincinnati
Dayton
ZPG
2PG
Susan Weber
U.S
Downtown blaze tears through Lorain County home
A two alarm fire tore through a multi room house on East Avenue in Elyria. Firefighters battled flames for about two hours as embers flew across the Black River. One resident Bishop returned to rescue his girlfriend Brenda Thornton before authorities evacuated others and Red Cross will assist affected families.
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Ed Willams
Judge
Lester Tinsley
Bishop
Brenda Thornton
Dan Schue
Dave Igneczi
Black River
Broad Street
Art Mead
American Red Cross Disaster
Lorain County
VA Malpractice Costs Millions Across Two Years
Washington AP reports the Veterans Administration, running the nation's largest medical system, faced 34.5 million dollars in medical malpractice claims over two years in an internal government document.
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Washington
Veterans Administration
Ohio Supreme Court lists 86.6 percent pass Ohio bar exam
The Ohio Supreme Court announced that 1,085 of 1,253 summer bar candidates passed, 168 failed. The July 30 31 and Aug 1 exam set the pace with oath scheduled for Nov 4 in Columbus. The list names successful area applicants including Barker, Birmin gh am, Brandenburg, Brown, Bryer, Bayan, Cafferkey duo, Callahan, Carter, Fisner, Folan II, Gallagher, Gray, Greene, Hanson, Hemmerich, Herdeg, Hom, Hoy, Hurd, Kelly, Keys, Kruse, Lentes, Lovett, Lundholm, Mezu rek, McDougal, McKinney, Miller, Musial, Okada, O p s i tn i c k, Petto, Ralph, Riccardi, Riley, Rossio, Russo, Shields, Slezak, Stamatis, Stanford, Sumpter, Sweeney, Vietmeier and Wekovich.
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Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
James Edward Barker
Bay Village
John Thomas Birmingham
Oberlin
Valerie Brandenburg
Avon
Margaret Ann Brown
Strongsville
Terry Ann Bryer
North Ridgeville
Robert Dean Bayan
Westlake
Kevin Michael Cafferkey
Maureen Margaret Cafferkey
Brunswick
Thomas James Callahan
Rocky River
Taramy Theodora Carter
Elyria
David Alan Fisner
McDara Patrick Folan II
Thomas Joseph Gallagher
North Olmsted
James Charles Gray
John Francis Greene
Jay Stuart Hanson
Brook Park
Michael Richard Hemmerich
Paul Herdeg
Seniors Craft Show Planned in North Olmsted
North Olmsted to host annual Senior Citizens Craft Show November 3 and 4 at the Senior Center in North Olmsted Park. Residents may call 779-8100 to register and display hand crafted items.
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North Olmsted
North Olmsted Park
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Chronicle-Telegram
S Africa
Helen Suzman
Progressive Federal Party
London
Margaret Thatcher
Winnie Mandela
Thatcher
Mandela
Nelson Mandela
British Broadcasting Corp
Iga
Tenanci
Durate Duran
James Bannar
Economics
Moody's
Downtown Blaze
the Chronicle Telegram
East Avenue
P.O
Ublass
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
Elyna
Mail
United States Daily & Sunday
Chronicle Telegram
East Ave
PEE Eae Tees Sarain
Cassified
Rculation
Robin Sun Hom
Middleburg Heights
Michael Gerard Hoy
Middlebury Heights
Gail Ann Hurd
Karen Marie Kelly
John Robert Keys
Mark Frederick Kruse
John Robert Lentes
Mary Forbes Lovett
John Kevin Lundholm
Michael Ann Mezurek
Columbia Station
Larry Eugene McDougal
Sue Ellen McKinney
Olmsted Falls
Jean Michelle Miller
Mark Norman Musial
Ronald Shig Okada
William Joseph O'Neill
Avon Lake
Timothy Michael Opsitnick
N. Ridgeville
Peter John Petto
Gwendolyn Mary Ralph
Richard Michael Riccardi
Brookpark
Robert Francis Riley
David Gabriel Slezak
Bernard Joseph Smith
Jon Nicholas Stamatis
Lorain
Teresa Gail Stanford
Vermilion
Chester Lynn Sumpter
Matthew James Sweeney
Joseph John Vietmeier
George Nicholas Wekovich
Fairview Park
N. Olmsted
Harry Butler
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