Pipe Line to Relocate to 40 Acre Cleveland Plant
Pipe Line Development Co plans a Cleveland relocation to a 40 acre site near Canterbury Road north of I 90. The project, funded by 4 million in industrial revenue bonds approved by the city council, will finance land purchase and a one story office building. The 115 employee operation will grow by 10 in year one, with payroll around 2 million.
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Westlake
Cleveland
Canterbury Road
Pipe Line Development Co
William Minnich
Edward Smith
Pipe Line
Planning Commission and Community Improvement Corporation
Minnich
Elyria GM Plant Cuts About 100 Jobs in Layoffs
About 100 workers at Elyria General Motors Fisher Body plant were laid off Thursday amid threats of broader layoffs if sales do not improve. UAW Local 780 president Larry Tanner warned further redundancies could follow if assembly plants shut down, while GM spokesman Dave Bodkin said the market will dictate adjustments. Tanner noted roughly 350 workers are on layoff, a level higher than typical for the season, and questioned whether the non assembly Elyria plant might avoid mass cuts.
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Elyria
Henry Linz
Detroit
Tanner
Dave Bodkin
Cleveland
Unemployment rate slips in November led by women and blacks
The Labor Department reported unemployment at 0.8 percent in November, down from 6 percent in October, with declines concentrated among women and blacks. Women’s rate fell to 5.5 percent and Black unemployment dropped to 10.8 percent as overall joblessness eased while auto and steel work weeks shrank due to layoffs. The rate sits near 5.66 percent, seen since last year.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Cold windy spell brings snow flurries and heavy squalls
A cold windy forecast calls for snow flurries and locally heavy snow squalls tonight and Saturday. Temperatures fall to near 20 tonight with highs in the upper 20s on Saturday. Precipitation chances near 100 percent tonight and 80 percent Saturday, with west winds 20 to 30 mph. Sunrise 7 40 a m Sunset 4 58 p m. Details on Page B 4.
Iran Uproar Over Hostage Release Timing Sparks Clash
Tehran voices clash as foreign minister hints at freeing some hostages while Khomeini, militants denounce the UN call for release as an American plot. Khomeini urges Iranians to shout Allah Akbar and decry US imperialism amid threats of trials and possible death penalties for some captives. A Paris shooting death adds to regional tensions as Qadhzadeh signals potential trials for some detainees.
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Iran
UPI
U.S
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Ruhollah Khomeini
United States
Khomeini
America
U.N. Security Council
Sadegh Qodhzadeh
Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
Paris
Shah
Ashraf
Mustapha Chafik
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Qadhzadeh
United Nations
American Security Council
CIA
SAVAK
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The Who concert shines at Richfield Coliseum
Kathy Misichko reports a sold out The Who show at Richfield Coliseum with peaceful entry and tight security amid questions about Monday's Cincinnati tragedy where 11 youths died. John Entwistle avoided blame and urged safer practices. fans questioned security at the venue.
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Kathy Misichko
Richfield
Who
Richfield Coliseum
Wmms-Fm
Denny
Entwistle
Riverfront Coliseum
Cincinnati
December 7 unity observed across the United States
Assistant Metro Editor Don Norris describes a national wave of Pearl Harbor remembrance and Iran hostage crisis protest activities. Radio program directors isolate in rooms, cab lights glow, fourth graders write letters, and Americans wear Unity is Strength armbands. The piece notes unprecedented national cohesion since the event.
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Metro
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Pearl Harbor
Iran
Shah blames U S for downfall in Pearl Harbor anniversary
On the anniversary of Pearl Harbor the shah blames the United States for Iran's troubles. The piece notes home front reactions including protests and a Mike Miller impersonation stunt at WOBL by Scott Miller to illustrate hostage experiences. Miller will simulate confinement during a 6 to 9 a m show, remaining in one room and occasionally tied to a chair while eating cold cuts to study what it is like to be a prisoner.
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Pearl Harbor
Ayatollah Khoemeini
Iran
Scott Miller
WOBL
Miller
Boy 20 Month Old Dies After Beating by Boyfriend
David W. Brock, 24, a California native, was ordered held to the grand jury on a murder charge in Elyria in connection with the beating death of Andrew Hines, 20 months, who died six days after injuries. The mother Brenda Hines testified Brock lived with them and left the child in his care when she worked.
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Elyria
David W. Brock
Andrew Hines
Elyria Municipal Court
Stephen Nagy
Brenda Hines
Barbara Sr
Brock
Andrew
Gene Krebs
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