Weinberger urges flexible timing for covert operation notices
Washington AP Caspar Weinberger told investigators that rigid notification times are not ideal though he supports timely Congress notices. The hearings on Iran arms sales and Contra profits wrap up amid questions about Reagan’s knowledge and the diversions led by Lt. Col. North and John Poindexter. DeWine said there was no smoking gun tying the president to the diversion. Weinberger opposed fixed timetables for disclosures.
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Washington
Defense
Caspar Weinberger
Congress
Weinberger
U.S
Iran
House
Senate
CIA
Reagan
Gan
Oliver L. North
National Security Council
National Security
John M. Poindexter
Poindexter
North
Justice Deparrtment
United States
Michael DeWine
Ohio
DeWine
Calif highways calm after arrests made
In Southern California a quiet day on freeways followed a weekend of traffic violence. A motorist reported being shot at from a rust colored van on the Golden State Freeway in Sylmar but no hits occurred. Police, aided by witnesses, held several suspects Sunday and searched for others after Saturday’s gunfire and a mass collision left four injured and one man in serious but stable condition.
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Los Angeles
Golden State
California
California Highway Patrol
Bill Burdick
Sylmar
Diane Lowery
Studio City
Henry Kings
Elyria runners top Classic in tough race conditions
Elyria’s Tim Mackert finished third in 33 22.5 as several local runners excelled in the Classic road race. Defending championTom Dann of Oberlin led the field earlier, with Heidersbach winning the women's title and strong showings from Carolyn Machovina and Ilene Hardy among top finishers.
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Jeff Hlinka
Brecksville
Tim Mackert
Elyria
Tom Zimmerly
Jim Welte
Lorain
Todd Krase
Amherst
Tom Dann
Oberlin
Doug Deshuk
Akron
Mike Blaszak
Sandusky
Ron Toby
Heidersbach
United Airlines
Carolyn Machovina
Ilene Hardy
Westlake
Joan Pellegrin
Lakewood
Mary Tresger
South Euclid
Unclear Local Chronicle Snippet From Elyria
Fragmentary listing appears to reference Chronicle Telegram contact lines, a Met Line, rentation, and numbers for Elyria and Cleveland exchanges. Text is incomplete, offering no discernible event, person, or place beyond contact details and odd codes.
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Chronicle-Telegram
East Avenue
P.O. Box
Ely
Ohio
Hines Elyria
Senate
Cleveland
Filipino cabinet member Jaime Ferrer shot dead in Parañaque
Witnesses say three to five gunmen sprayed Ferrer car with automatic weapons near his home in Parañaque. Ferrer and his driver died from multiple gunshot injuries. Police set roadblocks and searched hospitals as Aquino’s cabinet crisis committee met, marking the first assassination of a Philippine Cabinet minister. Ferrer, 70, opposed communists and had resisted bodyguards, saying enemies knew where to find him.
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Manila
Philippines
Jaime Ferrer
Paranaque
Ferrer
Wally
Corazon Aquino
Teodoro Benigno
Deal collapses as Fisher Guide workers doubt Johnson Controls offer
The meeting yielded little comment from most Fisher Guide workers while concerns rose over wage and fringe benefits retention if Johnson Controls takes over. Union leaders argued the plant sale would not affect benefits, but skepticism persisted and some workers demanded concrete details before negotiating. One employee voiced loyalty to GM but feared losing seniority, while another said they would not work for Johnson Controls, preferring to relocate.
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Fisher Guide
Johnson Controls
Leroy Williams
Coit Road
Timbuktu
Johnson Contreia
Teresi
General Motors
Johnson Teresi Voices Union Concerns On Pay Cuts
Joe Teresi, a union benefits representative, says the public has not weighed the impact on workers amid pressure for the union to negotiate. He notes employees worry about their personal lives and the community, urging self-protection as others would not share the burden.
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Joe Teresi
Opposition to sale and benefits spark GM plant dispute
Workers rail against Johnson Controls sale citing fear of layoffs and loss of GM jobs. Union leaders warn benefits like 95 percent net pay, GIS, and SUB could be jeopardized if the plant sells, while some call for closing the plant. Officials stress the broader anger at perceived betrayal and bids for Route 83 resurfacing push back to 1988.
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Johnson Controls
Larry Tanner
UAW
Joseph Teresi
Johnson
Ohio
Teresi
Columbus
John V. Bara
Elyria
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