Celeste predicts statewide win over Rhodes by 20k
Democratic candidate Richard Celeste forecasts a victory margin exceeding 20 000 votes with a 100 000 vote edge in Cuyahoga County over Republican Gov. James A. Rhodes. He pledges tax relief and education funding reform while campaigning in seven cities. Celeste plans a large ground effort with 1 000 workers and 25 000 household calls.
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UPI
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James A. Rhodes
Cuyahoga County
Jim Rhodes
Celeste
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Levy Faces Buckeye Central Vote To Open Schools
Buckeye Central School District in Crawford County seeks an 11.8 mill two year emergency operating levy to reopen schools closed Oct 13 for lack of funds. If defeated, schools stay shut until Jan 1. The issue is the state's largest on the ballot amid a slate of about 200 school measures statewide including operating, capital, and bond levies.
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Rhodes campaigns in Toledo during last-minute push
Gov. James A. Rhodes flew into Toledo for a 5 am Teamsters Local 20 rally aimed at boosting turnout. In a tight race with Lt. Gov. Richard Celeste, Rhodes called his opponent ineffective and touted inflation handling while noting militant pickets at stops. He also defended his record and predicted an overwhelming victory.
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Ohio Conference of Teamsters
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Five youths die from carbon monoxide in Macomb area
In a cold rainy dawn, five youths aged 15 to 20 were found dead in a submerged 1963 Chevrolet Impala after refusing a ride home. Authorities say fumes from exhaust leaked into the car as it was stuck in mud eight miles from Macomb. Victims include Kevin Coulter 15 and Ronnie Coulter 20 of Carthage, Edward Balmer 20, Sharon Balmer 15 of LaHarpe, and Carla Rampley 20 of Basco.
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Frandon
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Colchester
Estill Coulter
Norris
McDonough County
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Ronnie Coulter
Carthage
Kevin
Edward Balmer
Sharon Balmer
Laharpe
Carla Rampley
Basco
Witness testifies Felice ordered rival union leader hit
Federal court witness Louis J. Aratari testified that Teamster boss John J. Skip Felice ordered the December killing of Manny Calta Jr. as the two discussed eliminating Calta. Aratari described the plan to pay $5,000 from Felice and noted Calta’s picket at Local 293 in Lyndhurst.
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UPI
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Teamsters Local 293
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Lyndhurst
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Pircio
Cuyahoga County
Home Videotape Boom Could Revolutionize Communications
New York reports that Ampex executive Arthur Hausman forecasts a vast future for home videotape with a projected 10 million recorders in use within five years and an annual demand for at least 100 million blank cassettes at about $10 each. He notes broad uses beyond entertainment, including education, therapy, training, sports coaching, and security, with instant replay driving value for many sectors.
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