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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1995

Page

2

Uniformed schools aim to curb gang violence nationwide

In Long Beach California fourth grader Calvin Williams wears a standard uniform to avoid gang identification as districts push districtwide mandatory policies to reduce violence. Officials cite discipline gains and social leveling, while critics warn uniforms do not erase gang identity and stress behavior over dress.

Long Beach Calif Calvin Williams Calvin's Calvin Abraham Lincoln Long Beach Unified School Perruccio Board of Education Dick van der Laan National School Safety Center Pepperdine University Malibu Janet Hethorn University of California In Davis Hethorn

Rockslide at Multnomah Falls Injures Dozens on Wedding Shoot

Tony and Cami Silveira wed and posed on a bridge at Multnomah Falls when a bus sized rock broke free sending debris and water into the crowd. About 60 people were nearby, 13 treated, seven at the scene, one with knee injury. No one missing. Multnomah Falls draws 2 million visitors yearly.

Multnomah Falls Corbett Ore Tony Cami Silveira Upper Falls Jeff Geert Portland Fire Bureau Rob Ware Columbia Gorge Portland

Dole urges English as official language and flag rule

Senate candidate Bob Dole pressed for English as the official language and a constitutional amendment banning flag desecration. He argued national history standards downplay Western culture, criticized affirmative action, and faulted liberal elites over a Hiroshima exhibit. He spoke in Dick Lugar’s home state and vowed to push the flag amendment in the Senate.

Dole Can Legion Hns GOP Sen Dick Lugar Senate House Supreme Court

Bomb threat leads to arrest at Fort Lauderdale airport

Ronald Ellis 24 claimed a bomb in his luggage tags after missing USAir Flight 804. The Fort Lauderdale Hollywood jet returned to a remote area, all 120 aboard were escorted off, no bomb found, Ellis jailed on a charge of threatening to discharge a destructive device. The flight to Philadelphia was delayed about one hour and four minutes.

Fort Lauderdale Fla Ronald Ellis Philadelphia Florida Ellis Usair Broward County Jim Leljedal Fort Lauderdale- Hollywood International Airport Leljedal Dole Newt Gingrich Internal Revenue Service IRS

Dole Signals GOP Won’t Compromise With Clinton

Senate leader Bob Dole told the Economic Club of Chicago that Republicans reject an autumn of compromise with President Clinton on budget welfare and Medicare. He warned time is short for reforms and urged a conservative agenda aimed at growth, tax reform, and a tax code overhaul while keeping a potential 1996 campaign rallying cry against compromise.

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