Carter sees report end of Billy Carter affair looming
Washington reports that with the Democratic National Convention near, President Carter hopes a report on his brother Billy Carter and Libya will quell disclosures. The White House plans to release the document to Capitol Hill and Carter may testify. A Senate subcommittee begins hearings today as Billy Carter faces scrutiny over $220,000 from Libyans and foreign agent registration.
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Foley wins Distance Classic No 3 in Elyria 10K
Mike Foley of Bay Village and Rocky River High School wins the Third Annual Elyria Distance Classic 10-kilometer race at Lorain County Community College in 31 30, his second straight title. Ron Rick finishes second at 32 02. Marc Pogachar ends 12th.
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Oberlin councilwoman Donaldson dies at 59
Oberlin mourns Councilwoman Geraldine Donaldson age 59 after a Sunday heart attack. She served five terms on the council and led with citizen input, directing Good Day Neighbor, Inc. since 1974, and was known for caring for residents and cautious spending. She died at Allen Memorial Hospital.
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Geraldine Donaldson
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Amherst suspensions spark union complaints over conflicts
Three Amherst city workers were suspended for three days for not following instructions. Union president Michael Savulak calls it a losing battle, noting Mayor Anthony DePaola holds most relevant positions and would oversee grievances. Hyde, Savulak, and Mulder challenge the actions as improper due process.
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Halleen shifts from Fords to uncertain future
North Olmsted dealer Halleen Ford plans a dealership shift amid recession driven weak sales. Chuck Halleen says he will sell off inventory and may or may not become a Chevrolet dealer while Halleen Lincoln Mercury and Halleen Ford remain in Medina. Nearby closings at Len Derin Dodge and Parker Reynolds Chevrolet echo the local downturn.
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Halleen Lincoln-Mercury, Inc
Len Derin Dodge, Inc
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