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Starting last Friday, much of America was in the middle of it as Operation Rescue kicked off a 10-day marathon titled "Cities of Refuge." The campaign featured speeches, rallies and pickets in seven urban areas: Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minnesota; Cleveland, Ohio; Philadelphia; Dallas-Fort Worth; San Jose, California; Jackson, Mississippi; and the area around Melbourne. Among its goals, explained spokeswoman Wendy Wright, is to ensure that "anyone in the continental United States ((is)) within a day's drive of a rescue." To pro- choicers, the implication is chilling: the transformation of abortion- clinic picketing from an activity for incensed...
...says it can field 500 at once to defend local clinics. Sympathetic restaurants have offered to fuel them with free snacks. The St. Paul police force, which one lawman describes as "massively" prepared, surrounded a clinic with an 8-ft.-high chain-link fence, while the cops in a Cleveland suburb made do with barrels, sandbags and 40 officers...
Throughout the judge's 198-page report to the Sixth Circuit of Appeals, Wiseman frequently notes the "credibility" and "good faith" intentions of Ryan, former director of the Justice Department's Office of Special Investigations (OSI), in the denaturalization trial of John Demjanjuk. Demjanjuk, a former Cleveland autoworker accused of being death camp guard "Ivan the Terrible," was extradited to Israel in 1986 and now sits on death...
...father of a boy killed by robbers)) asked Clinton what could be done to curb violence. . . Clinton's eyes welled almost to tears." CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER...
...former Nazi who Ryan prosecuted, a Cleveland autoworker named John Demjanjuk, turned out to be the infamous Ivan the Terrible, a guard at the death camp in Treblinka, Poland...