Browns pick Chip Banks in NFL draft selection
Cleveland chosen linebacker Chip Banks from USC as a first round pick. The Browns shifted focus from Cousineau to Banks, a 6-5 230-pound standout praised as a punishing hitter and top pure prospect at linebacker after strong USC seasons.
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British fleet warned of heavy punch in Falklands drive
Argentina's ambassador to the OAS accusing Prime Minister Thatcher of wanting blood says talks are suspended while Britain readies a heavy attack on the Falklands. Rear Admiral Woodward promises the “heavy punch” after South Georgia seizure as Thatcher pledges to use force if talks fail. A 50,000 strong crowd in Buenos Aires backs Malvinas, while London reports denial of Falklands invasion plans. Turn to page A-4.
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Weather outlook: partly cloudy tonight and sunny Wednesday
The forecast calls for a low in the mid 30s tonight and highs from 50 to 55 Wednesday. Precipitation chance is 16 percent tonight and near zero Wednesday. Winds will blow north at 18 to 20 mph tonight. Sunrise today 6:20 a.m. Sunset tonight 5:20 p.m. Details on Page A-2.
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Elyria Board Nonrenew 21 Teachers Amid Enrollment Dip
Elyria schools will not renew 21 contracts for 1982-83 citing enrollment declines and funding uncertainty. Six in auxiliary services, a speech therapist, an intern psychologist, and eight learning disability tutors face nonrenewal, with two Elyria High Ninth Grade teachers and a West High social studies teacher also affected.
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Superintendent consultant hired for Elyria school search
The Elyria Board of Education voted to hire Dr. Roy A. Larmee of Ohio State University as a consultant to lead the search for a new superintendent to replace retiring Thomas Showalter. Assistants will join, including a possible Dr. Robert E. Wilson of Kent State.
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Merthe Co building renovation may be scrapped
Thomas Patton owner of the 128 year old three story downtown landmark warns renovation plans for the Merthe Co building could be halted if city officials strictly enforce Ohio building code rules. Fire Marshal Igneczi and City Architect Landig cite sprinklers and widened rear stairs. Patton says these changes would ruin the tin ceiling and hurt the landmark’s integrity. He hopes to negotiate a bypass with officials.
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