Morale dips at Oberlin FAA despite high safety standards
Eight months after the Oberlin strike, only half as many controllers manage 85 percent of prestrike traffic. Four hundred walked out in July. now 195 controllers with 40 supervisors handle the workload. Most say poststrike unity faded as six day weeks persist and vacation stays at one week. FAA inaction noted and surveys show mixed rehiring views while safety remains a focus.
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New York City
Reagan rules out immediate freeze on nuclear arms
President Reagan said the United States will not implement an immediate freeze on the nuclear arms buildup due to Soviet superiority. He endorsed a Senate weapons control proposal and said the U S team would be ready by summer to start talks with the Soviet Union on arms reductions. He urged Moscow to join in reducing nuclear weapons for lasting peace and warned that a cap would hinder negotiations.
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Requests for property tax reductions rise fivefold in Lorain County
Lorain County sees a fivefold rise in property tax reduction requests this year, 263 vs 52 in 1981, with 73 percent from residential properties. The Board of Revision will hear complaints starting May 19, including 69 parcels owned by North Ridgeville developer Frank Dettore facing a proposed 48 percent reduction from $2.39 million to $1.23 million in assessed market value.
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Elyria
Southwyck Manor
Amherst
Lorain
North Ridgeville
Frank Dettore
Women’s Federal Savings and Loan of
Cleveland
Dettore
Ohio Senate OKs temporary income tax hike
The Ohio Senate approved a temporary 25 percent increase in personal income tax to help balance the state budget, pairing $519 million in tax hikes with $519 million in spending cuts. The plan, backed by 14 Republicans and seven Democrats, moves to the House for hearings the week of April 12, as Gov. Rhodes administration officials resist immediate further cuts.
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UPI
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Boston
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Tribe bolsters bullpen in April Fool trade tale
Cleveland sent Len Barker Toby Harrah Silvio Martinez and Ray Searage to the Yankees for Goose Gossage in a fictitious April Fool gag. In reality the Indians traded Searage Ed Glynn and Karl Pagel to Charleston as the farm move.
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Toby Harrah
Yankees
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Goose” Gossage
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Indians
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Ray Searage
Yanks
Searage
Ed Glynn
Karl Pagel
Charleston
Recall Wracker sparks roadside scuffle in Eaton Township
Melvin Ternes reports seeing Eaton Township Trustee Donald Wracker removing Recall Wracker stickers from a road sign at Durkee and Butternut Ridge roads around 10 30 am. Ternes says Wracker shouted threats, and a push occurred when Wracker exited a brown van. The incident moved to a Chestnut Ridge Road residence with a verbal argument.
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Donald Wracker
Wracker
Melvin Ternes
Chestnut Ridge Road
Lorain County
Ternes
Durkee Road
Butternut Ridge Road
Elyria
Eaton Township official under fire amid gun permit query
Wracker who took office last January has clashed with residents and says he has been threatened. He sought permission to carry a gun from Lorain County Prosecutor Greg White but was denied. The Taxpayers Committee of Eaton Township held its first official meeting last month amid claims it aims to oust current trustees. Weather tonight clear with a low 30s, tomorrow clouds bring showers and highs in the low 60s. Winds light and variable. Details on Page A-3.
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Wracker
Lorain County
Gregory White
Taxpayers’ Committee
Eaton Township
Reagan at a glance reflects a wide news conference
President Reagan opposes an immediate nuclear arms freeze but backs curbs to curb the arms race. He notes U.S. and allies may cut credit to Poland and the Soviet Union yet leaves room for improved ties if the Polish crisis eases. He cites high interest and unemployment but says the recovery plan protects the poor and dismisses quick fixes. He supports a constitutional budget balance concept with tax limits and denies Barbas trip as a vacation while planning talks with neighboring leaders.
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