Fuller eyes hotel management and a Westlake Holiday Inn
Former Cleveland Indians second baseman Vern Fuller pursued a decade in hotel management before returning to the Cleveland area to oversee the new Holiday Inn in Westlake. In an interview with Tom Ford, Fuller shares views on this year's Tribe and reflections on his baseball career.
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Poll backs secret Iran hostage rescue plan supports fresh attempt
An ABC News poll of 742 voters shows overwhelming approval for President Carter’s decision to send a secret rescue mission to Iran and support for another attempt. Sixty eight percent favor stronger military steps to free hostages while 62 percent view Carter’s crisis handling negatively. Eighteen U.S. servicemen were killed and four injured in the aborted rescue, when a helicopter collided with a transport plane about 250 miles from Tehran. Allies’ support remains high with 88 percent backing Carter’s stance.
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Iran to Return Bodies of GIs Without Conditions
Iranian President Abolhassan Bani-Sadr said at a news conference the bodies of the Americans killed in the abortive rescue mission would be returned to the United States without preconditions. He added that he has given permission for their return.
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Government backed mortgage rates drop to 13 percent
Washington AP reports that government backed mortgage rates fall to 13 percent starting Monday, lowering monthly payments and helping more buyers qualify for FHA and VA single family loans. Analysts warn that high rates and tight credit keep many buyers out of reach.
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GM to Cut 18000 White Collar Jobs Worldwide
General Motors plans an 10 percent payroll reduction affecting about 180000 salaried employees as part of a recession driven cost cutting. GM will not specify locations or timing but aims to protect future product plans and key engineering staff.
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Geiger Found Guilty in Slaying of Parents
Gordon Geiger, 27, was found guilty on two counts of aggravated murder for stabbing his father John 57 and mother Marguerite 56 on June 7 at their North Olmsted home. He pleaded innocent by reason of insanity, sentencing set for 1 p.m. Wednesday.
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Elyria Block Returns As Investment Plaza Remodeles
A $500000 plus remodel underway in the Investment Plaza building at 528 Broad St will add a floor above beams and create a third and fourth floor atrium. Elyria Savings and Trust National Bank has leased the second floor for remodeling. The H.C.T. Corp. owns the building and Chronicle Telegraph subsidiary plans to rename it the Elyria Block.
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