Rainy Cuyahoga Co. Fair Attendees Fall Short Again
Final day attendance at the 84th Cuyahoga County Fair in Berea drew 22 785 visitors, about 23 000 fewer than last year. Total seven day attendance was 211 623, down from 227 526 in 1979, with Saturday the peak at 43 496. Economic strain and heat kept crowds away.
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Berea
Cuyahoga County
Robert Knorr
Fair Board
Ford Brook Park lays off 2500 workers for one week
About 2,500 foundry workers at Ford Motor Co. engine complex in Brook Park will begin a one week layoff on August 18 returning the following week. UAW Local 1250 president Thurman Payne said the plant’s engine output slump drives the temporary idle period. Some Local 425 at Lorain assembly report brighter conditions with no planned layoffs, while Elyria Fisher Body notes about 550 workers on indefinite layoff but expects stability amid model changeover for 1981. Columbia board to meet on athletic facilities use by non-school groups.
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Ford Motor Co
Brook Park
Thurman Payne
United Auto Workers
Ford
Peter Pavlich
UAW
Ford Lorain
Pavlich
Elyria
General Motor Fisher
Larry Tanner
Vets aid long search for missing Tiffany Papesh near Bedford
About 500 volunteers joined a Sunday search for Tiffany Papesh, a Maple Heights girl missing since June 13. Ten Lorain County Vietnam Veterans walked a 7.2 mile Tinker Creek stretch, forming a human chain from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. They faced rope assists and rain as depths and current tested their skills. a possible clue was a pair of blue shorts Tiffany wore, though later not confirmed by her father.
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Bedford
Lorain County
Vietnam Veterans’ Association
Tiffany Papesh
Maple Heights
Tiffany
Frank
Cleveland Metroparks
Tinker Creek
Veterans Association
Rick Taranto
New London board awards food contracts for 1980 81
The New London Board of Education approved bakery items milk and related services contracts for the 1980 81 school year at Monday night’s meeting Nickels bakery Navarre and Babcock Dairies Mansfield won bakery and dairy bids as others carried higher or non firm year prices Marett Insurance Co won a 2972 bid covering 14 buses two trucks and a van for vehicle insurance while Hamilton Insurance Elyria and Hovey Kaiser Insurance Assoc Elyria bid higher for more vehicles Hostettler Office Supplies Ashland secured the typewriter repair and maintenance contract.
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New London
New London Board of Education
Nickels Bakery
Navarre
Babcock
Dairies of
Mansfield
Hamilton Insurance of
Hovey Kaiser Insurance Associates of
Elyria
Hostettler Office Supplies of
Ashland
Doctor advises self-care on indigestion and heart health
Reader Mr 0 asks about persistent heartburn and gas after meals. Dr Steinerohn suggests lifestyle changes, testing for organic causes if symptoms persist, and timing antacids after meals. He warns sodium bicarbonate may harm hypertensive or heart patients and notes atherosclerosis risks and the value of his booklet 22 Ways To Prevent And Treat Coronary Disease.
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MR. J
Steinerohn
Four Spades Triumph Despite Five Losers In Bridge
In a bridge deal south as declarer in four spades survives with ten tricks after clever ruffing and trumping, reducing five predicted losers to two through a late diamond and trump interlude. West leads clubs, revealing a 4-1 split. plan hinges on ruffs and back-and-forth discards. Tomorrow: That number 13 again.
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Declarer
West
South
East
Missing teen girls sought as search extends
Police in Middleburg Heights and Brook Park continue to search for two missing teenagers last seen a week ago. Alice M. Payne, 16, and a 17-year-old Brook Park girl disappeared after visiting Payne’s sister near Olmsted Falls. They were in a metallic green 1972 Buick Skylark with license AZ2239. Authorities noted it is unusual for juveniles to be missing this long but do not suspect foul play.
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Middleburg Heights
Brook Park
Alice M. Payne
Robert
Sally Payne
Middlebrook Blvd
Miss Payne
Olmsted Falls
Middlebury Heights
Peter Lawer
Cuyahoga County
Lawer
CPR Class Set in Eaton
The next cardio-pulmonary resuscitation class in Eaton is scheduled for Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Pre-registration is required for the free course, with dates based on volunteer instructor availability. Residents must notify if they cannot attend and may reschedule by calling Barb Williamson at 748-3455 or Helen Cramer at 748-2956.
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