U S Steel Profits Amid Lorain White Collar Layoffs
U S Steel reports a second quarter profit of 140 million dollars while Lorain operations cut about 165 white collar jobs. Data processing moves to Pittsburgh and some admin work to an outside firm. Total Lorain employment around 3400. Company foresees softer third quarter amid 10 to 13 percent drop in steel shipments. Roderick cautions sale of Cuyahoga Works unlikely this year.
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Lorain
Pittsburgh
Lorain Works
David M. Roderick
Roderick
U.S. Steel
Cuyahoga
Mondale and Ferraro rally in Cleveland amid Urban League crowd
Mondale and Ferraro campaigned in Cleveland at the Urban League conference drawing about 2000 attendees. They urged civil rights, fair taxes, and a decisive debate stance with Reagan, promising an administration focused on opportunity while avoiding explicit attacks on the president.
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Cleveland
Walter Mondale
Geraldine Ferraro
Ohio
National Urban League
Urban League
Mondale
Ferraro
Jackson
Miss
The
Ms. Ferraro
New York
Mondale-Ferraro
C-T
Gene Krebs
Oberlin weighs 5.31 million sewer upgrade plan
Oberlin officials proposed a five year 5.31 million program to replace eight miles of its 32 miles of sewers and upgrade the wastewater treatment plant. An 84 percent rate hike is projected to cover costs while HUD funding and local tax revenue would also support the project.
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Brian Miller
C-T
Oberlin
Oberlin Public Utilities Commission
PUC
Chris Nielson
Nielson
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Lions sighting reported by two women in Olmsted Twp
Two women reported seeing a small lion in a Cook Road yard near Stearns Road at about 7 45 pm Tuesday. Police searched fields and woods with an animal expert but found no sign of the animal. Massielle cautioned against panic while taking the report seriously and noted no other sightings or missing exotic animals in the area.
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Richard Maassielle
Mary Madry
Cook Road
Louise Carver
Massielle
North Ridgeville
Demand for Ohio Lotto tickets far outstrips supply
Columbus AP reports demand for this week's record Ohio Lotto jackpot has depleted ticket stocks across lottery agents. Sales top $5.7 million through Tuesday with $3.1 million that day, as emergency ticket loads and early-morning lines form at top outlets like Hart's AA Muffler Shop and the New Paris Carry-Out. A take-a-number system runs at the carry-out while outlets near the Indiana and Kentucky borders see longest lines, with some patrons waiting hours to buy tickets.
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Columbus
Lottery
Anne Bloomberg
Lotto
Ms. Bloomberg
Hart
Chesapeake
Oho River
Huntington
W.va
New Paris
Preble County
Indiana
Seventh Street Mart
Portsmouth
Ohio River
Kentucky
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Martin Wolk
Cleveland Public Auditorium
United States
Jesse Jackson
Reagan
Oberlin Eyes
Olmsted
Cindy Leisect
Efe
Fred McGonagle
Fred McGurgie
Alaska
Wenger
Renee
Tim Daggett
Daggett
U.S
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