29 Oct 1994
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1994
Page
1
Washington AP reports most Americans will gain an extra hour of sleep as standard time returns at 2 a.m. Sunday. The article notes World War I origins for the clock change, highlights benefits for morning people, and mentions debates about year-round daylight time. It also urges replacing smoke detector batteries to cut fire deaths.
At Grafton Correctional Institution officials conducted a 10 hour routine shakedown locking all 1,600 inmates in their cells while investigators questioned inmates about alleged weapons. Spokeswoman Becky Everly said homemade knives were not found and the inquiry will continue next week.
A federal jury ruled the Las Vegas Hilton failed to provide adequate security at the 1991 Tailhook convention. It awarded Paula Coughlin 17 million dollars in actual damages for future income loss and medical expenses with punitive damages to be decided later. The verdict marked the first major outcome from the Tailhook revelations.
President Clinton visited TAA Liberty in Kuwait praising the 2,500 soldiers and telling them to shop for Christmas while noting a homecoming decision would depend on facts on the ground and risks. Gen. Peay and Tony Lake echoed uncertainty about U.S. force reductions as October deployments total 29,000.
Richmond humorists poke fun at Oliver North and Charles Robb in a Virginia Senate race piece. Jay Leno jokes North pre indicted while David Letterman lists campaign slogans. Robb, amid scandal, remains neck and neck as late night hosts riff on nude massage accusations.
Iranian youths protest moral restrictions, seeking to live like peers worldwide while official media claim the regime’s economic program is yielding gains as public mood shifts.
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