Strike Forces More Steel Firm Layoffs
Unclear text shows steel firm layoffs with mentions of Werksmac Industries and Teamsters. Fragmentary lines reference production, a meeting, and possible wage or production tensions amid force reductions. Names and places are garbled, but imply industrial action affecting workers and management.
Goldberg stores face shutdowns and wage talks
A dispute centers on Goldberg bills topping 400000 dollars as unions press for contract terms at six Goldberg stores. Clerks report stock shipments halted and planned closings, while lawyers for the Meat Cutters union say talks will continue to avert store closures and seek new bargaining proposals.
This Week's Lottery Winners in Cleveland
UPI report lists winning numbers from Cleveland for this week with the blue ball and other digits. The draw shows 655 and 22757 among the results, with additional digits noted for verification.
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Avon boosters plan pancake breakfast event
The Avon Figs School athletic Souter club hosts a pancake breakfast on April 9 at 9 am at Avon East Elementary School. Adults pay $2 and students $1. Proceeds support school athletics.
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Bell eyes return to private law practice this summer
Attorney General Griffen Bell hopes to leave the Carter administration and resume private practice by summer. An aide said no exact departure date has been set as of Thursday.
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Lorain ore dock to create 160 jobs and new structures
Johnson Brothers Corp plans construction at the Lorain ore dock site to add 160 jobs and demolish two small structures while three new units are contemplated to house equipment. Officials say bids will be restricted to local contractors within 30 miles and emphasize a clean, safe project.
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Hair dryer asbestos scare halts calls urges written inquiries
Consumer Product Safety Commission backs reduced phone contact urging consumers to write for a free updated list of affected hair dryer models. Staff plan letters to about 10 manufacturers seeking voluntary warnings and possible recalls while awaiting rule on hazard extent.
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Federal judge blocks move of Wickliffe nursing home Medicaid patients
A federal judge issued a temporary restraining order blocking the transfer of Medicaid patients from City-La Home in Wickliffe after the state decertified the facility. The Legal Aid Society and the ACLU filed suit on behalf of 12 named and several unnamed patients arguing due process rights are violated and that the move could cause trauma and death.
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Goodrich blast injures two at Brecksville center
Two research staffers suffered severe burns after an explosion in a Brecksville BF Goodrich center shed. Wolfgang Schneider, 44, Broadview Heights, burned over 60 percent of his body, and Earl A. Dutt, 48, Stow, burned on hands and face. Firefighters reported no fire after the blast about 3 pm behind the center.
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Carnival trial delay charges in Forbes case in Cleveland
Attorneys for Cleveland City Council President George L Forbes accuse Cuyahoga County prosecutors of trying to delay his criminal trial. The indictments include 18 people linked to alleged carnival bribes to Cleveland officials. A motion sought 88 day trials. prosecutors proposed sequential trials starting with Watkins and Bayer, then Forbes. In separate item, a Cincinnati mother of four received a life term for aggravated murder in her husband James Martin's 1977 death by river collapse.
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Judge lifts abortion ban for 15 year old in Chillicothe
Ross County Common Pleas Court Judge Nicholas H. Holmes Jr. dissolves a restraining order preventing a 15-year-old girl from obtaining an abortion and allows her to proceed. The order had been issued to protect evidence in a rape case against Ronald Claytor, 39, of Chillicothe.
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