Ohio's former lieutenant governor and broadcaster dies
Cincinnati report notes Charles Sawyer, ex lieutenant governor of Ohio and former commerce secretary, died Sunday at age 92. Sawyer led Great Trails Broadcasting Corp, operating nine radio stations including five in Ohio, and had a long career as an attorney with Taft Stettinius and Hollister.
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Captain aims to board Labrador freighter after storms
Captain Raymond Cambers along with the chief engineer and an owners representative prepared to renew an attempt to board the Canadian freighter Labrador, which nearly sank in Friday’s storm and ran aground during tow Sunday. They were pushed back by a second Great Lakes storm, delaying plans to retake the vessel with a crew of 20.
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Weekend Ohio accidents claim twelve lives in 11 crashes
Ohio Highway Patrol reports 12 deaths over the weekend in 11 crashes from 6 pm Friday to midnight Sunday. Seven died Sunday, two Saturday, and three Friday night in Canton and Cleveland area incidents as officials address ongoing police negotiations and public safety actions.
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Chronicle Telegram Local Postage and Address Notice
Postage paid Elyria Ohio weekly publication details and address changes for The Chronicle Telegram. Includes contact numbers, pay terms, and submission instructions for subscribers and readers.
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Elyrian Held to Grand Jury for Forgery
A 23 year old Elyria man was ordered held to the grand jury in Elyria Municipal Court Friday for forgery in signing a false signature on a $50 check Dec 20. David R. Sauer, 23, was arraigned before Judge James P. Horn and remains in Lorain County jail.
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Harrisburg Nuclear Protest Demands TMI Shutdown Rally Draws 500
About 500 protesters gathered in Harrisburg organized by Three Mile Island anti nuclear group calling for a moratorium on nuclear power and the plant’s closure. Speakers urged unity to remove the “fission folly” and blasted government aid delays while a few elderly women and a mother with a sign joined the crowd. Bruce I Smith Jr urged closing the plant and proposed using it as a historical monument or Met Ed memorial, and a New England ally said shelter was arranged for 20,000 people if evacuations were ordered.
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Palm Sunday services reflect Three Mile Island stress
In Middletown Pennsylvania clergy and more than 100 Harrisburg churches urged calm as the Three Mile Island nuclear accident dominated life. Palms were carried in church as pastor Percy D Brown spoke of emotion without alarm and urged unity while crowds grew from 112 to 267 for Palm Sunday.
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Saboteurs Destroy Iraqi Osiris Reactor Hearts in France
SEYNE SUR MER France UPI authorities blame a trained saboteur team for seven explosions at a Mediterranean warehouse destroying the Osiris reactor heart bound for Iraq. No injuries or radioactive material. $4.5 million in damage. Secret services questioned workers and witnesses as the case probes foreign involvement.
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Three Mile Island risks rise fall and cautious note stays
Authorities say iodine contamination risk has greatly diminished at the Three Mile Island site but guidance remains. Gov. Thornburgh urged pregnant women and young children to stay within a five mile advisory area until the danger fully passes while NRC officials report improving reactor conditions and ongoing degasification to achieve a safe cold shutdown.
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Cuyahoga County Engineer accused of pressuring staff to buy fundraiser tickets
The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports Ronald Stackhouse solicits employees and vendors to purchase fund raising event tickets to aid his political career. The FBI and county officials investigate whether employees were coerced, with funds allegedly used for meals and a $200 suit for a Columbus meeting. Stackhouse defends voluntary contributions.
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Bomb thrown at Cleveland labor office
A powerful pipebomb was found unexploded Sunday night in Laborers International Union Local 860 on Cleveland's East Side. Four eighteen inch tubes with two pounds each sat near a secretary office after being thrown through a front window. the fuse failed before detonation, missing the offices of Anthony D. Liberatore and Matthew DeLuca.
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