Harbinger of spring on wheeled fun
A spring scene shows children and adults enjoying bikes outdoors. Stacee Salata and Jay Hindmarsh ride three wheelers, Bernice Moyer pedals a large homemade grandma bike, and Rick Kralisz and Kerry ODonnell appear on a tandem line. Names and home addresses are given for several subjects.
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Stacee Salata
Jay Hindmarsh
Bernice Moyer
Cambridge
Rick Kralisz
Rosalee
Kerry O‘donnell
Stacee
James Salata
Princeton
Jay
Dale Hindmarsh
Kerry
Robert O'Donnell
Colgate
Mark Madere
Gene Krebs
Baffling disappearances haunt Ohio area cases
The report links Judy Martins Avon Lake and other young women cases across Ohio and nearby states, noting scant MO clues and possible outside involvement. It details Yvonne Reglar of Fairview Park, Kathy Morrow of Ashtabula, a Parma abduction, and a Bloomingdale MI case, with police acknowledging initial errors and open investigations.
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Ohio
Judy Martins
Avon Lake
Fairview Park
Ashtabula
Kathy Morrow
Akron
Amherst Budget Delay Likely Halts City Pay This Thursday
Amherst council failed to pass the 1980 budget delaying expenditures past April 1. Mayor DePaola blamed late budget submission while infighting and procedural misses delayed council action. Workers warned they may not be paid, with union and city mechanics threatening nonwork unless wages arrive.
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Amherst
Anthony Depaola
Red Council
Council
John Wogan
40 Walk Out at Parker Co by Teamsters Local 571
About 40 members of International Brotherhood of Teamsters Local 571 walked out at Parker Transfer Co in Elyria after more than a year without a signed contract. George Schaeffer said negotiations failed and a contract was needed. Wes Parker declined to comment. First National Supermarkets said it will not accept Master Charge after April 26 due to credit and processing costs.
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International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Elyria
Parker
Schaeffer
Wes Parker
Cleveland
First National Supermarkets, Inc
Pick-N-Pay
Edwards Food Warehouse
Hickey Links Romero Death to Disobedience of Kill Orders
Cleveland Bishop James Hickey, returning from El Salvador, says Archbishop Oscar A Romero may have been assassinated for urging troops not to kill innocents. He calls Romero a prophet of peace and compares him to Martin Luther King Jr., noting the unfinished mass amid Palm Sunday violence.
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Cleveland
UPI
Oscar A. Romero
James Hickey
Hickey
Ohio
el Salvador
Romero
Martin Luther King Jr
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Miss Martins
Kent State University
KSU
Yvonne
Reglar
Michigan
Genoa
FBI
Parma
Chronicle-Telegram
Parmatown
Joan Jacobs
Bloomingdale
Texas
Kent
Illinois
Vermont
Yvonne Reglar
Chronicle - Telegram
Elroy Bowens
Parker Co
San Salvador
Metropolitan
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