Soviet help desired to free Lorain native Terry Anderson
Lorain native Terry Anderson remains captive in Beirut since March 16 1985. Jack Lavriha heads a group pushing Washington to press for his release and believes the Soviet Union could aid via Middle East sources despite recent Soviet actions. Lavriha faults Reagan administration for negotiating Daniloff’s release but not Anderson’s captors.
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Lorain
Terry Anderson
Soviet Union
Middle East
Jack LaVinha
Washington
Anderson
Reagan
Nicholas Daniloff
Daniloff
Lavriha
Demjanjuk family hopeful for innocence in Israel case
Relatives of John Demjanjuk, an elderly Ukrainian-born retiree indicted in Israel as the Nazi guard known as Ivan the Terrible, say they believe he will be cleared. Spokesman Ed Nishnic, son-in-law, has left his sales job to fund the defense and visit Demjanjuk, who was extradited in February.
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Cleveland
Israel
Ivan the Terrible
Ed Nishnic
John Demjanjuk
Nishnic
Demjanjuk
Irene
United States
Ukraine
Treblinka
Poland
Nishnie
U.S. Justice Department
U.S
America
Vera Demjanjuk
John
Irene Nishnic
Ed IL
Perry Ed pulls rate hike request over Perry Plant delays
Ohio Edison withdraws a 143.8 million dollar rate increase request due to Perry Nuclear Power Plant operational delays. If approved in full it would raise next year’s average bill by about 5.60 dollars per home.
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Perry
Ohio Ed
Ohio Edison Co
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Ohio Edison
Bud Carter
Stephen Ostrander
The
Consumers Counsel of Ohio
Perry Township
Cleveland
Ostrander
Consumers Counsel
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Carter
Cleveland Electric Iluminating Co
Duquesne Light Co
Pennsylvania Power Co
Touche Ross
PUCO
Debbie Vivale
Heat near record but falls short in Elyria
Elyria observed 90 degrees with high humidity. A 96 degree 1953 record remains unattained while a 70 degree overnight low neared a local high. September total precipitation reached 3.58 inches versus 2.88 inches normal. Humidity 70 percent or higher for several days raised concerns for those with lung issues.
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Elyria
Ray Diederich
North Ridgeville
Diederich
Two plead insanity in Lorain County homicides
Two men charged in separate August slayings pleaded insanity at arraignments in Lorain County Common Pleas Court. Clarence Saver 18 of Elyria facing murder for the Aug 24 beating death of Larry Reagan and Patrick Finnerty 43 of Sheffield Lake charged with aggravated murder in the Aug 30 beating death of Timothy Kolleda.
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Elyria
Lorain County Common Pleas Court
Clarence Saver
Elynan
Larry Reagan
Reagan
Depot Street
East Avenue
Sauer
Joseph Cirigliano
Patrick Finnerty
Tennyson Ave
Sheffield Lake
Timothy Kolleda
Maplewood Dr
Police release sketch in Elyria stabbings at Crossings Apartments
Police describe a black man in his mid 20s, 5 foot 1 to 5 foot 10, about 150 pounds, as a person of interest in the Sept. 13 Crossings Apartments stabbings that left Frederick J. Smith dead and Kenneth Bradstock injured. Detectives seek tips about a green Plymouth Duster from 1971 to 1973 with loud exhaust and sagging rear springs. Call 322-1926.
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Elyria
Dennis Will
Elyria Detective Bureau
South Amherst Board Rejects Club Run Bingo Plan
The South Amherst Board of Education dropped plans for a community group to operate bingo to raise school funds after state licensing and accounting requirements were explained. Board members cited public misrepresentation and said the plan would not proceed.
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South Amherst
South Amherst Board of Education
Joyce Mackin
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Union
Finnerty
Adrian Bedleski
Bethite Ge
Frederick J. Smith
Park Meadow
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Kenneth Bradstock
James Taddeo
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James Sheets
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Kirsten Osman
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