Weather advisory and winds rise tonight
Southwest winds increasing to 15 to 25 knots as waves build to 4 to 6 feet. Partly cloudy with a chance of thunderstorm toward morning. A small craft advisory will likely be needed tonight. Temperature details are not fully provided in the readable text.
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NATO Planes Hit Serb Targets Near Sarajevo
NATO warplanes resumed strikes over Bosnia-Herzegovina targeting Serb positions near the capital after Serbs failed to move heavy weapons from a 122 mile exclusion zone. Adm. Leighton Smith said there were ample targets and pledged continued action until demands are met, including open airport routes and safe areas.
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Bike path dedication opens with evening lighting concerns
Oberlin officials plan police patrols and possible stricter enforcement of night bike lights to address problems on a new bike path. City wants amicable solution between residents and riders. closing time unchanged for now. Dedication ceremony Saturday at South Professor Street entrance. Chamber of Commerce 774-6262 for info.
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Eaton Residents Consider Neighborhood Watch Plan
Eaton Estates residents talk of a neighborhood watch to curb crime and curb youths breaking curfew. Affected residents recall threats and vandalism while trustees offer support if sustained citizen action continues.
Keystone students raise funds for new school court
Keystone schools faced a 700000 deficit but residents and students propelled a new playground and basketball court project. Donna Suerth hailed the effort at a ribbon cutting, noting students sold items last fall and spring to raise about 2000 for concrete posts and hoops while volunteers added backboards rims and new balls. Principal Bill Fry praised PTA leadership and said the project is ready for use.
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Iraq reveals deadly germ warfare arsenal
Iraq admitted to a vast biological weapons program designed to maim civilians and troops. Scientists modified warplane auxiliary fuel tanks to disperse germs over wide areas, aiming to debilitate rather than kill and to force reliance on civilian care for the sick.
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Justifiable Homicide in Winger Family Case
Donnah Winger was killed after minibus driver Roger Harrington allegedly attacked her at the Wingers’ Springfield home. Mark Winger shot Harrington in what the Langman County prosecutor described as justifiable homicide amid a background of Harrington’s mental illness and troubling bus ride comments. The Winger family, including the couple’s new baby, faced a traumatic collapse as Springfield residents offered support.
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Research to probe infant deaths and pesticide exposure
Lepine said investigators will survey 44 homes where infants under one died in the past five years and 86 where infants grew up healthy, checking if the homes were sprayed with methyl parathion. A link to deaths is not proven, but the effort could guide future study and may return to Lorain County years later to assess long term effects.
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Spill case pivots through Ohio judges amid speedy trial dispute
The case travels from Judge Lynett McGough to Ann Maschari to Caro lyn Priedland, then Hooper, as motions to dismiss for lack of speedy trial are granted. County Prosecutor Gregory White says an appeal will be filed. Local officials characterise the ruling as a loophole while City Law Director Manning notes potential civil action to recoup about 300000.
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