Daniloff Free After Month-Long Soviet Tension
American reporter Nicholas Daniloff, 51, was freed by the Soviet Union signaling an end to a diplomatic standoff. He left Moscow for Frankfurt with his wife Ruth, after negotiations led by US Secretary of State George Shultz and Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze.
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U.S
George P. Shultz
Eduard Shevardnadze
New York
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Otto Schoepfle Retires From Elyria Newspaper
Otto B Schoepfle retires from his second floor office at 225 East Ave in Elyria as he leaves the presses behind. He recalls the newsroom hum and the waves and gunfire that shaped his life as a fisherman and soldier.
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Otto Schoepfle to be honored at Oct 1 open house
Friends, co workers and business colleagues invite Otto Schoepfle for a 4 to 6 p.m. open house October 1 at Dixon's restaurant on Broad Street across from Ely Square. Schoepfle, 76, steps down as president after 20 years and chairman after 16 with Lorain County Printing and Publishing, publisher of the Chronicle Telegram. He recalls a life in newspapers and a career span from Kentucky roots to Cleveland banking and Navy service, ending with a long local legacy.
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Lorain County Printing and Publishing
Chronicle-Telegram
Otto Benjamin Schoepfle Jr
Kentucky
Covington
Otto B. Schoepfle Sr
Elizabeth Lee Hancock
Germany
United States
Heinrich Schoepfle
German Reformed Church
Birmingham
Otto Sr
Henrietta Church of Christ
Israel Indicts Demjanjuk for Treblinka Deaths
Israel charged retired U.S. autoworker John Demjanjuk with crimes against the Jewish people and humanity for allegedly serving as the Treblinka guard Ivan the Terrible. The 26 page indictment links him to forcing Jews into gas chambers and operating mechanisms that caused deaths, with potential death penalty if convicted. A Jerusalem court will hear the case as prosecutors seek continued remand at Ayalon Prison until trial.
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Jerusalem District Court
Mark O'Connor
Ayalon
Tel Aviv
O'Connor
Land of Zion
O’connor
Avraham Sharir
Ambulance service extended in Elyria for two months
Lorain based Elyria EMS will continue operating in Elyria for October and November as city officials seek a long term contract. Mayor Michael Keys announced the agreement after discussions with Raymond Strohacker, owner of Elyria EMS. The measure follows a prior council committee decision to pay Majoras Lifecare Ambulance a monthly subsidy while negotiations proceed.
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Majoras Ambulance Service
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Browns spark win over Lions on punt return
Gerald McNeil races to the end zone on a punt return to spark the Cleveland Browns to a win over Detroit's Lions Sunday. Details on Page C-1. Forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies with showers and thunderstorms. Highs near 80, lows around 70, with a 30 percent rain chance.
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Lorain County jobless rate climbs in August
Lorain County August unemployment rose 0.6 points to 10.7 percent, with 12,600 out of work of 118,100. OBES Elyria manager William Barnhart cites Ford layoffs and the USX strike as worsening the local picture. Ohio’s rate stands at 8.9 percent. persists in heavy industry.
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Barnhart
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Don’t put umbrellas away as rain lingers in region
Weather writer Nancy Bostwick notes a rainy spell continues with 50 percent odds tonight and 80 percent Tuesday. Temperatures in the mid 80s raise muggy conditions. Ray Diederich of the National Weather Service reports sustained humidity and upcoming storms. Avon Lake crews repair Saturday storm damage, borrowing a dump truck to haul downed branches.
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