Final Panama vote hangs on moderate senator support
The final Panama Canal ratification showdown teeters as moderates split, with 68 to 32 Senate vote on the first accord and the second accord still in jeopardy. Leaders forecast a tight Tuesday decision amid maneuvering over intervention pledges and interventionist amendments.
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Holocaust drama haunts families tied to wartime camps
Survivors from Romania recount their Auschwitz and Nuremberg imprisonment as NBC's Holocaust portrayal unsettles viewers in Lorain and nearby. Mrs Mayer Prayzer and sister Goldie Nisenbaum recall lost parents and sisters while others resolve to warn their children. The program presents the horrors they endured and the fate of their loved ones.
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Weekend Weather Update from Local Forecast
Mostly sunny today with highs in the low to mid 50s. Tonight will be cloudier with lows near 40. Showers and thundershowers expected Tuesday with highs near 60. Precipitation chances 0 percent today, 20 percent tonight, 60 percent Tuesday. Winds east 5 to 15 mph today, southeast 10 to 20 mph tonight. Details on page AS.
Smokey the Bear hospital visit featured in Elyria ward
A hospital photo shows Smokey the Bear with children in Elyria Memorial Hospital pediatrics, staged by Elyria firefighters. The public relations team includes Michael J. Klein and Trina K. Migra, with John Kristoff and John Zielinski assisting. A Washington report notes HUD findings of racial discrimination in housing against Blacks, with high odds of bias in apartment and home searches nationwide.
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Stock Market Opens Higher on Spring Buying Rally
New York stocks opened broadly higher as investors returned in force after Friday's surge. The Dow Jones rose to 795.56, up 0.43, with 522 advances and 102 declines among 849 NYSE issues as traders reacted to a Federal Reserve report showing money supply grew only $400 million in the latest week, easing expectations of tighter policy.
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Pollution study ranks cars with Volvo top and Lincoln last
The California Air Resources Board ranked 72 cars on emissions with Volvo four cylinders and Saab 99 among the cleanest. Lincoln Versailles, an eight cylinder American car, scored 12 as the dirtiest. Ford Fiesta led American models in the very clean category with 59.
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Pothole Proliferation Could Boost Local Economy
A humorous look argues that letting potholes persist would boost business across auto repair shops dealers scrap yards and manufacturers. It suggests mechanics wheel alignments shock absorbers and mufflers as demand drivers and even hints at widened markets for medical and dental practices due to injuries from transit mishaps. Page 4 column 3.
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Leon Rubin
Last Minute Tax Returns Rush In As Deadline Nears
About 10 million taxpayers race to mail their 1977 income tax returns by midnight as IRS grants a two day grace period due to the weekend. Ohio imposes a five percent monthly penalty up to 25 percent for late filing, with federal penalties up to 10,000 dollars and a year in jail for willful failure. Post offices stay open late and filers fear longer refunds, while missteps rise in the final hours.
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