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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1984
Page
1
Libyan officials say the besieged embassy in London will evacuate next Sunday, hours before Britain ends diplomatic ties. Scotland Yard and Home Office confirm plans for safe passage after an embassy search for arms.
Talented students from Wellington Westlake Firelands and Lorain schools qualified for the world finals of the Olympics of the Mind after finishing first in their divisions at state finals held at the University of Akron. The May 29 start marks a five day event expected to draw over 3,000 attendees with teams from more than 40 states and several Canadian provinces.
In Cleveland jury selection started for the murder trial of 60 year old Lewis Kothe over the January shooting death of his mother at a Henrietta Township farmhouse. Judge James J. Sweeney is to decide if a confession made to his former lawyer may be used, after he surrendered to Huron County deputies.
The piece analyzes record profits by GM Ford and Chrysler driven by subsidies and import quotas. It cites Lehman Brothers estimates of 9.85 billion in industry profits and warns quotas may boost or cut future earnings. It notes auto workers' limited gains despite high output and discusses wider consumer impact. Corporate figures such as Lee Iacocca and Philip Caldwell are referenced amid a critical view of market dynamics.
President Reagan addresses a crowd at Hickam Air Force Base on arrival in Honolulu. He plans to stay in Hawaii through Tuesday en route to China, marking a slow domestic leg of his international trip.
Cloudy tonight with a chance of rain or drizzle and a low near 37. Tuesday remains mostly cloudy with a high around 53. Rain chances: about 50 percent tonight and 20 percent on Tuesday. Details on Page A-3.
Gov Richard Celeste House Speaker Vernal G Rifle Jr and Secretary of State Sherrod Brown joined Mondale’s push in Columbus endorsing him as the best candidate to lead the nation and Ohio. Brown cited Mondale experience and ability to make the system work. Riffe and other top Democrats lauded Mondale’s past service and loyalty to Ohio during a late afternoon news conference.
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