Hijack survivor recounts bloodied escape in Pakistan jetliner attack
Mohammed Tariq, 36, says he was soaked in blood as he fled the Pan Am jet in Karachi. His relatives, including wife Samina and aunt Fahrida Zaidi, staged emotional reunions at Cleveland Hopkins Airport after returning from Pakistan with other family members.
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Cleveland
Pakistan
Mohammed Tariq
Pan Am
Karachi
Tariq
Samina
Fahrida
Elyria Apple Festival Schedules Packed With Music and Contests
The 1986 Elyria Apple Festival runs September 19 to 21 downtown with a full lineup. Highlights include Elyria High School bands, Apple Queen contest, pie baking and eating contests, street performances, dance and fitness demos, auto show, and an Applethon race.
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Elyria
Ely Park
Elyria Catholic High School
Sweet Adelines
Alex Bevan
Cuddlefish
Second Street
Lorain County Bank
Lake Avenue
Cascade Park
DeChant murder trial venue review moved to briefs
A judge will decide whether Gregory DeChant's aggravated murder trial should be moved from the county. The hearing was canceled. decisions will be based on written briefs from defense attorney Gerald Gold and John Pyle. DeChant, 22, of Avon, is charged in the Aug 31, 1985 stabbing deaths of his parents on Case Road.
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Elyria
Gregory DeChant
DeChant
Adrian Betleski
Betleski
Avon
Leonard
Arlene DeChant
Case Road
Gerald Gold
John Pyle
Teachers Accept 2 Percent Pay Increase in North Ridgeville
North Ridgeville Board of Education approves a three year contract with a 2.28 percent raise and a $100 bonus for 1986 87 amid strong teacher protests. Union president Deanna Hill said reopen negotiations will follow and warned accountability measures. Some veteran teachers criticized the deal as unfair while others supported it as necessary to avert a walkout and use a federal mediator.
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North Ridgeville
Board of Education and Teachers’ Union
Deanna Hill
North Ridgeville Education Association
Hill
Scott Mitchell
Paul Holland
Fields Elementary
Marianne Powrie
John Butkowski
Fact Line at Bowling Green State U answers unique student questions
The Fact Line at Bowling Green State University began as rumor control during 1971 protests and now handles up to 800 calls daily seven days a week. Operated by 12 college students, the service answers questions on classes bills and campus info, returning facts after brief research. It logged 187000 calls last year, including a record 10500 during the January 1978 blizzard, and costs $18000 yearly.
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Bowling Green State University
Boutelle
Kris Henge
Fact Line
McLean
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Saleem Ahmed
Ahmed
Cleveland Hopkins International
Hinckley
Akhmed
Surayya
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New York
TRW Inc
Elyria High School Pioneer
Strings and Things
Reckless Abandon
Patriot
VFW Post
Courthouse Lawn
Project Joy
Riveredge Athletic Club
Ohio
Clearfork
YMCA
Henry Gee
First Congregational Church
2Nd and
Court Streets
Leona McDowell
Down Under
James Kalal
Elyria West High School
Christian Assembly of God
University of Akron
Kevyn Gauman
Bedleski
Snake
Richard D. Nemeth
Cleveland Metroparks Zoo
Cleveland Health Museum
Tom Mahl
N.A. Board
Mitchell
Bowling Green
Gardner McLean ,Jr
University
Clifton Boutelle
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