Iran eases demands on ending war calls for Saddam ouster
In Tehran a top Iranian clergyman says Iran will ease war-ending conditions while insisting on removing Saddam Hussein and several others. Ayatollah Musavi Ardebili urged crowds at Tehran University that Iran does not seek war reparations or land, focusing on ousting Hussein to unite support for peace talks.
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Arctic winds whip Rockies storms and flood watches
Winter storm warnings span Montana to Colorado as Arctic winds spark blizzard risk and up to a foot of snow expected. Texas endures flash flood watches as showers spread into Oklahoma and Kansas. Houston cleanup begins after 15 inches plus floodwaters force evacuations. damage described as astronomical.
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Lake Erie Winds Shift From South To West By Sunday
Lake Erie will see southerly winds 20 to 30 knots tonight shifting to west to northwest 15 to 25 knots by Sunday. Waves will range 3 to 4 feet as seas respond to the wind shift.
Local Showers and Temperature Outlook Next Few Days
A weather bulletin outlines showers Monday and Tuesday with fair conditions Wednesday. Temperature highs range from 65 to 75 Monday, mid to upper 50s Tuesday, and lower 50s Wednesday.
Two men convicted in Cleveland drug conspiracy case
Angelo Lonardo, 41, owner of a Valley View pub, and William J. Bourjaily, 30, of Parma, were found guilty in U S District Court on conspiracy and possession of cocaine with intent to distribute. Lonardo also was convicted of using a telephone to violate federal drug laws. Judge George W. White postponed sentencing pending a presentence report.
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Sunny Acres to shift to skilled care only
About 68 patients at Sunny Acres Skilled Nursing Facility must relocate as the home will provide only skilled care in the future. Administrator W. Jack Wilson said patients needing intermediate care must move, and none will be moved until an alternate facility is found.
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Bolivia raids fail to capture cocaine king in manhunt
President Hernan Siles Zuazo ordered 100 airborne police to search three abandoned cattle ranches for Bolivia's top cocaine trafficker. Police found a weapons stockade and about 660 pounds of cocaine at one ranch but ran low on fuel for aircraft. The King of Cocaine, Roberto Suarez Gomez, remained at large. Advance word of the raids reached the ranches, and reporters saw signs of recent occupation.
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Insane criminals safe as outpatients study suggests
In Paradise Island Bahamas AP report, a two year Chicago area study tracked 44 patients released from hospitals after insanity defenses. None were arrested for violent crimes, supporting supervised community treatment as safe and cost effective. Dr James Cavanaugh of Rush Medical College urged cautious optimism about balancing public safety with patient care.
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Panel backs ban on Depo-Provera over cancer risk
A three member FDA panel urges continued prohibition on the injectable contraceptive Depo-Provera. Upjohn of Kalamazoo says it will file formal objections within 30 days. Commissioner Young must decide, with possible court review if needed. The panel cites animal studies linking cancer to the drug.
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Judge Arrested in Fairfax County Homosexuality Probe
Judge Albert B. Fletcher Jr. of the U.S. Court of Military Appeals is among 16 charged in a Fairfax County police investigation of public homosexual activity. Fletcher faced a solicitation to commit sodomy charge, carrying one to five years in Virginia prison. Fifteen other men were charged in this undercover operation targeting restrooms in the county.
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Beverly Park shows draw with laser aerial showroom tour
In Beverly Hills a 325 acre gated community, Beverly Park, offers a video aerial tour in a Rodeo Drive showroom. Prospective buyers can “fly” over the start, turn, and even reverse through the multimonth display as prices range from 750000 to 35 million. Since July more than 15000 visitors have toured the display, says developer Elliot Gottfardt.
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Rajneesh breaks three year public silence in Oregon
Rajneesh Rim Rajneesh, breaking a three year public silence, declared all other beliefs have failed and his sect is the only religion. Ma Anand Sheela pressed him with questions about why Rajneeshism is a religion as he answered from his Rolls-Royce in Rajneeshpuram.
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Mack Trucker Layoffs Rise Amid Seven Day UAW Strike
Mack Truck Inc faces 446 strike related layoffs as 9,200 workers at four U.S. plants walk out after a contract expired last Saturday. William McCullough says 30 Oakview Ontario workers join 416 furloughed others. Negotiations continue Friday night at an undisclosed location.
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Four Teens Hospitalized After Cleveland Violence
Police investigated a Friday violence incident in Cleveland that injured four teens. Two West Tech High School students were stabbed, another was shot, and a seventh grader was beaten. A Rainbow Babies and Childrens Hospital patient underwent surgery and was listed in satisfactory condition. Two 18 and 14 year olds were treated and released at Mount Sinai Medical Center, while another 18 year old remained hospitalized but unhurt seriously.
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Ohio Lottery results show numbers for daily game and Pick 4
In Cleveland AP reports the daily number 031 and Pick 4 0772 led to $494,818.50 in earnings from $1,210,018.50 in daily game sales and $735,200 in winning tickets. Pick 4 sales totaled $176,791.50 with winners receiving 45 percent or $79,674. A $1 straight ticket paid $11,304 and a $1 boxed ticket paid $942.
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Marcos rejects label as U.S. ally amid Philippines clash
President Ferdinand E. Marcos denounced being called a pet dog of the United States while opposing Ronald Reagan's warning of a possible Communist takeover. Marcos joined opponents who have staged anti-government protests since the Aug. 21, 1983 assassination of opposition leader Benigno Aquino. Opponents released a letter to Reagan saying there is more to the country than Reds and one Marcos.
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Walter F. Mondale
Salvadoran embassy guard shot on way to work
A 62 year old Salvadoran guard at the U S Embassy was shot as he walked to work. A suspected leftist rebel jumped from a car and fired. Embassy spokesman Donald Hamilton said the killing resembled the earlier incident of the year and was attributed to guerrillas.
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Hagler Sues WBC Over World Middleweight Title Loss
Marvelous Marvin Hagler sues the World Boxing Council in U S District Court claiming the WBC illegally withdrew recognition of his middleweight title after he defeated Mustafa Hamsho in a 15 round bout. The WBC cites a 12 round limit for title fights as the reason for stripping Hagler. Separately lyricist Sammy Cahn sues his foreign publishers for at least 1 million dollars in royalties on 50 songs including Sinatra standards High Hopes and All the Way. The suit names 28 foreign publishing firms and their parent Barton Music Corp, plus Paula Sanicola and Henry Sanicola Jr. Comments from Sanicola indicate unawareness of the suit. Actors Ricky Schroder and John Houseman will front a state child abuse awareness ad campaign led by California Attorney General John Van de Kamp.
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Los Angeles
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Early mail of food stamp cards ahead of looming strike
Cuyahoga County workers prepare food stamp cards for mailing Monday two days early to ensure recipients can use them before a potential Thursday strike by grocery workers. County Commissioner Virgil E. Brown notes the elderly and families with children will need the extra two days to cash cards and shop.
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Cuyahoga County
Ohio
Virgil E. Brown
Five Charged in Janitor Slaying at Midland-Ross Plant
Five suspects face aggravated murder charges in the September 21 death of Ace Allen, a part time janitor at National Castings Division. Indicted are Ernest Sledge 16 Myron Hunter 20 Darren Jones 19 and Michael Hunter 19 who is stationed at Fort Dix New Jersey. One 11 year old male from Cleveland Heights is held on a delinquent aggravated murder charge.
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