Royal split holds firm as Fergie and Andrew announce divorce
The couple confirms their divorce amid ongoing rumors of reconciliation. Acknowledging years of public scrutiny, they state they will remain friends and continue respective charitable work, steering away from speculation about any reunification.
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Murder suspect Merchant captured after fatal Elyria shooting
James Merchant, once a top Ohio high school basketball player, is hospitalized with a gunshot wound to the chest after allegedly killing his former girlfriend in a fight. Police arrested him Sunday at the Wilkes Villa apartments in Elyria following an anonymous tip.
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Man with no peers seeks jury of them
As jury selection opens in OJ Simpson's murder trial prosecutors note the case hinges on motive opportunity and blood traces. Polls show racial divides in belief of guilt with supporters insisting the evidence is fair or the case is fixed.
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Lorain hires first woman officer in decades
Shelly Coonrod, 29, becomes the police department’s first full time female officer in at least 50 years after Sept 16 hire. She will train at a Cleveland Heights academy and then work on the job, with policy updates to add patrolwoman as a title.
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Union boss lauds Ford's new manager Kent takes Ford Avon Lake plant
Avon Lake Ohio union leader praises Kent as the new plant manager of Ford's expanded operation with about 3200 hourly workers. The plant makes vans and minivans, faces implementing two labor agreements, and succeeds David Porter who moves to Ford's China Division.
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Marines seize Cap Haitien as gunfight ends Haitian force presence
U S Marines rule Cap Haitien after a weekend gunfight that left 10 Haitian gunmen dead. Police and soldiers fled or hid, while civilians looted police stations. Colonel Tom Jones says Marines acted after spotting an armed individual with an Uzi.
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