Kendall testimony centers on murder plot in Piazza case
Elyria witnesses describe Donald Kendall as the state’s star witness who says Daniel Krebs told him Krebs paid Raymond Davis $16 000 to kill Charles Piazza over a drug bust dispute. The Davis trial concerns the 1983 killings of Piazza and Edith Schneider. Andrew Lettas testified about finding the bodies and the morning visit to Schneider’s home.
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Donald Kendall
Daniel R. Krebs
Raymond E. Davis
Charles Piazza
Krebs
Piazza
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Davis
Chicago
Edith Schneider
Andrew Lettas
James Burge
Lettas
Schneider
Mary
DeBartolo Plans Westgate Mall Stores Amid Horne Buyout
Edward J. DeBartolo Corp officials discuss possible two-store operation at Westgate Mall if their proposed purchase of Joseph Horne Co. is completed. DeBartolo and Dillard Dept Stores Inc have announced the deal, with no price or date given. Joseph Horne runs 17 stores including locations at Randall Park and Great Lakes Malls.
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Westgate Mall
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Higbee’s
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Marie Cartwright
Joseph Horne
Pittsburgh
Dillard Department Stores Inc
Cartwright
Higbee Co
Harold Hammer
Maverick Fund
Water jobs calls swamp the city
Elyria reports a surge of job inquiries after news the city may hire 14 more workers for the expanded water treatment plant. Mayor Keys says many inquiries target positions likely offered first to current employees, with some openings filled by part time workers and pay as low as four dollars an hour.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Michael Keys
Keys
Off-Air Remarks Trail Snyder After Blue Grass Dinner
Jimmy Snyder sparked controversy at the Keeland race course preview dinner by asking if there were any black horses in the field and asking a reporter if his remark offended blacks. He deflected and urged to leave him alone after the question.
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Jimmy
Snyder
CBS
Keeneland Race Course
Steubenville
Ohio
Washington D.C
Oberlin tightens anti racism policy after campus incidents
Racist banners handbills and graffiti prompted Oberlin College to back tougher anti racism rules. An ABUSA member linked incidents to a student protest of a film showing while officials pursue an outside distributor. The faculty approved a set of demand letters calling for an ethnic studies major more minority staff and expanded Third World programs.
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Mudd Learning Center
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Christine Lee
Executive Council
A Guide To Movies
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Lee
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Richard McDaniel
Oberlin College Inn
Aryan Nation
S. Frederick Starr
Abusua
Wilder Bowl
Conservatory
Senate
House
South Africa
Starr
Senate OKs sweeping trade bill amid veto clash
The Senate backed a broad overhaul of U.S. trade laws 63 to 36, short of the two thirds needed to override President Reagan. House approval was 312 to 107, setting up a possible veto fight with Reagan and shaping 1980s election campaigns.
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White House
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House
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Doberlin
Pease
Michael Dukakis
George Bush
More Controls, More Deaths Page A7
A brief item notes rising death toll amid intensifying controls reported on page A-7. Authorities are responding with policy debate and public concerns over safety and civil liberty balance.
Tribe Still Hot as O's Hit 0-20 Start
Tribe maintains momentum with a strong run as the Orioles start 0-20 for the season marking a notable stretch in this sports brief.
Even the Dems are dull now Royko
Column by Royko from the D-7 district notes a blunt take on political dullness inside the Democratic ranks and the broader mood of the era.
Weather outlook for tonight and Friday with possible showers
The forecast calls for a cloudy night with a chance of rain or drizzle and a low near 38. Friday remains mostly cloudy with a slight rain chance and a high around 42 to 50 degrees. Details on Page A-3.
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Katie Ruth
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