Pudding wrestling eyed for Labor Day festival in New London
The New London Rotary Club promotes a 8 p.m. Labor Day pudding wrestling event at the Wildcats stadium 50 yard line. Men will wrestle men and women will wrestle women with 120 gallons of Instant Jello chocolate pudding to be stirred by Rotarians and volunteers. Entry fees range from 1 to 1.50 with four age categories. If rain arrives the event may be scrapped due to water risk.
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Ian Gene Shepherd
Wildcats
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Deadly clashes mark Solidarity anniversary in 13 Polish cities
Rioting police killed two people and wounded 22 as Solidarity demonstrations spread across 13 Polish cities on the second anniversary of the movement. Martial law curfews and restrictions spread, with telecoms cut and troops patrolling streets. Lech Walesa remained under guard near the Soviet border while his wife urged restraint.
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Lech Walesa
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Weather outlook with storms and humid air
Tonight remains mostly cloudy and humid with scattered showers and thunderstorms. Lows fall to 65 to 70, and Thursday highs near 80 with a 40 percent rain chance tonight and 50 percent Thursday. Details continue on Page A-3.
Red tape wilts vegetable stand on residential property
Thomas Searcy and his wife faced a shutdown threat as city officials ruled their vegetable stand on 760 University Ave. violated residential zoning. Despite licenses from the county, Building Inspector Archie Evans warned of citations if the stand did not close. Searcy had sought legality by securing a vendor and peddler license to sell produce.
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University Ave
Abbe Road
Archie Evans
Searcys
Evans
Rulli
Faymore indicted on 12 drug, assault counts in Ohio
U S attorney disclosed a federal grand jury indictment charging Dr Leonard Faymore with 12 counts of possessing and distributing dangerous drugs and assaulting federal agents. The probe into Faymore's Eaton Township Doctors Clinic may yield more indictments, including organized crime and continuing criminal enterprise charges. The latter carries a 10 year minimum and heavy fines with asset forfeiture.
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Cleveland
Leonard Faymore
U.S
J. William Petro
Jury
Faymore
Doctors Clinic
Eaton Township
Petro
White House declares recession ended amid modest recovery
The White House, buoyed by improving data, claims the recession is over and a modest recovery has begun. Officials say the economy may turn around soon, though Commerce Department indicators show rates and unemployment still resilient, with August or September potential upticks.
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Commerce Department
Reagan
Robert Ortner
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