Firemen Can't Find Burning Home Two Die in Maine
In Oakland Maine police and firemen searched two hours for a Town Farm Road home after a frantic call. A 12 year old girl and her mother died of smoke inhalation when investigators traced the blaze to a water heater closet caused by an electrical short. The fire caused an estimated seven to ten thousand dollars in damage.
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Oakland
Maine
UPI
Town Farm
Fire Department
Kenneth Quinton
Dutt
Quinton
Fund Drives Start For Quadriplegic In Wakeman
Wakeman volunteers begin a fund drive to raise 1200 dollars for an Environmental Control Unit for 21 year old quadriplegic Pat Rudlowski. Helpers include Mrs Haymond of Firelands Manor and Joann Kurz with canned donations in Wakeman stores and local banks.
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Wakeman
Pat Rudlowski
Rudlowski
Lorain Community Hospital
Leanne Calls Mother From Green Bay After Vanishing
Leanne, a 22 year old from La Crosse, called home from Green Bay at 1:30 am after vanishing September 2. She told her mother she was fine and expected to visit in about three weeks, saying she had difficulty reaching home on Christmas Eve and Day.
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Milwaukee
UPI
Leanne
la Crosse
Green Bay
URW rejects Carter wage guidelines in 1980 talks
URW International President Peter Bommarito said in a New Year message that the United Rubber Workers will not comply with President Carter's voluntary wage and price controls in contract talks with the rubber industry next year. He argued Carter has not imposed similar restraint on prices.
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Akron, Ohio
UPI
United Rubber Workers
Carter
URW International
Peter Bommarito
Bommarito
Kent State Hit With Back Pay For Equal Pay Violation
The 6th U.S. Circuit Court upheld a lower court ruling that Kent State University violated the Equal Pay Act by discriminating on the basis of sex. The court ordered back pay totaling $144,572 to affected employees and barred future violations. The suit followed by the Labor Department alleged janitors were paid less than male workers.
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Cincinnati
UPI
U.S. Circuit Court of Loncers
Kent State University
Kent State
U.S. Labor Department
Weather and notices from LMC area events
Clear and cold tonight with lows 10 to 15. Thursday mostly sunny with highs 30 to 35. 10 percent rain chance tonight and light variable winds. Tuesday 29 to 17 with 0.03 inches of precipitation. Marriage license for Kenneth P. Wilhelm and Karen L. Sanders. Births: John and Valerie Chapin a boy. William and Sharon Mead a girl. Robert and Pamela Raymond a boy. Deaths: William D. Hopkins Jr. 54. Carl Schaffer 81. IBM and AT&T dividends cited.
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Peece
Kenneth P. Wilhelm
Monroeville
Karen L. Sanders
Norwalk
John and
Valerie Chapin
New London
Fisher-Titus
William and
Sharon Mead
Fishertus
Robert
Pamela Raymond
Milan
William D. Hopkins, Jr
San Jose
Carl Schaffer
Pansies in Zoellner Action at Norwalk Airport Board
Norwalk Huron County authorities again pursue action to keep Ron Zoellner within his lease. motions by Richard Chase push to remove an unleased trailer behind the airport admin building and relocate an unauthorized plane tie down. negotiations with Zoellner resume amid a lingering multi million dollar lawsuit and stalled talks aimed at settlement.
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Norwalk
Huron County
Noe Authority
Ron Zoellner
Richard Chase
Willard
Zoellner
Airport Administration
Chase
Saamabave
Paper Tigers
Jack Fynes
Fynes
Authority
Special Authority
Harry Riggs
Pierre A. Grieselhuber
William Hedrick
Hedrick
Ron
Aviation Explorers
Zoelner
Robert Chapin
Chapin
Chandler
Richard Reach
Feathered Friend Undergoes Repair in Austin Clinic
A great horned owl injured by pellet fire and a broken wing receives delicate surgery at a bird clinic in Austin, Texas. Dr Bill Riddle of the Raptor Preservation Fund donates his expertise, aided by Shawn Ogburn, clinic director, using a bone graft wired into place from another bird.
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Bill Riddle
Austin
Tex
Raptor Preservation Fund
U.S
Riddle
Shawn Ogburn
Raptor
Willard Police Seek Union Election Through City Council
Willard police urge the city council to call a special meeting to discuss a representation election for AFSCME AFL-CIO. Ptl Randy Hamilton and 11 officers mailed letters on December 21 to City Manager Paul Capelle and Council President Wade Eden, seeking public support and a forum to air differences.
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Ptl
Randy Hamilton
Paul Capelle
Wade Eden
Hamilton
American Federation of State
Willard
Reflector
Capelle
Council
Pete Lowe
Afscme
Lowe
Willard City Council
Kennedy Drive
Willard City
Afl-Cio
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Pentcest
LMC
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American One & Telegraph
IBM
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Airport Board
Donald Chandler
Urban C. Livengood Jr
Livengood
City Council