Titan II silo blast kills sergeant in Arkansas
An Air Force sergeant died from injuries after a Titan II missile silo explosion near Damascus Arkansas. authorities reported no radiation leaks and 1400 evacuees were allowed to return home. The blast damaged the 165 ton missile and its 750 ton lid, injuring 22 airmen. Sergeant David Livingston, 21, of Heath Ohio, died after inhaling a toxic substance.
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John Pounders
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Shogun TV portrayal and Japanese culture viewed by Oberlin expert
Oberlin's Carl Jacobson calls Shogun a useful TV entry to Japan noting it mostly reflects the era while warning against viewing Japanese as savages due to violence. He emphasizes Japan's honor, Buddhist philosophy, and creativity in pottery and textiles, while acknowledging language nuances.
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Jesuits misrepresented in NBC Shogun says University Jesuit
Rev. Frank Costa of John Carroll University challenges the portrayal of Jesuits in NBC's Shogun. He argues the order sought Catholic dominance in 17th century Japan and criticizes the film for depicting extreme plots and corrupt priestly behavior. Costa notes the portrayal does not reflect the Society of Jesus.
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North Olmsted eyes empty car showroom for city service garage
City officials weigh using a vacant Parker Reynolds Chevrolet property as a service garage to avoid ground up construction costs estimated at 700000 to 1600000 dollars. Parker Reynolds is listed at 1.5 million but sale depends on owner Parker Reynolds. Len Derin Dodge and Halseen Ford remain as potential options.
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Paralysis mother may bear first botulism baby
Laris Calleja lies paralyzed in a Providence Hospital ICU in Everett Washington while 5%-month fetus grows normally. Doctors say she may become the first woman to give birth after botulism. Sonograms show normal heartbeat. experts call the case unique and unpredictable.
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Brenda Healey to showcase awards and medals Sunday
Staff writer Pat Dreger explores Brenda Healey’s long struggle with institutional life while she participates in running events. The piece questions earnest achievement versus perceived deceit in insurance clashes and souvenir theft, with local notes on gymnastics ambitions from Lestie Lapides. Puppets and sad tots feature in a separate Sunday Scene by Jane T. Snyder with photos by Dave Zapoteky.
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Bel Ale
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Schellen Productions
Cleveland
Jane T. Snyder
Dave Zapoteky
Weather Forecast Partly Cloudy Tonight and Sunday
Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday with a low near 0 and highs around 4 to 35. The chance of rain or precipitation is about 28 percent tonight and Sunday.
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