Lewis Center Fate Uncertain As NASA Budget Cut Debate Rages
Ohio congressmen claim NASA Lewis Research Center spared from cuts while center director says no official word on decisions. Administrators in Washington discuss a plan to trim about 1 billion from NASA's 1983 budget, amid concern for the center's future.
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Lewis Center to remain open amid budget cuts
Slaying suspect pleads innocent. Reagan budget cutters plan attrition to handle cutbacks at Lewis center. Rep. Oakar says the center will be saved under no layoff promises. Sen. Glenn supports keeping Lewis and restoring funds for research and development. NASA has not announced a decision. House committee members and Weinberger back the facility.
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Ccleveland
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Ohio
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House Science and Technology Committee
Defense
Caspar W. Weinberger
Snow flurries and squalls forecast with cold temps
The forecast calls for occasional snow flurries tonight and Wednesday with a chance of heavy snow squalls in the snow belt. Lows near 20 tonight and highs 20 to 25 Wednesday with an 80 percent precipitat ion probability. Northwest winds 10 to 20 mph. Sunrise 7 46 a.m. Sunset 4 59 p.m. Details on Page A-3.
Polandwide Solidarity Strikes as Martial Law Enforced
Reports from Gdansk to Silesia describe mounting resistance by Solidarity workers as army units encircle key plants and transport hubs. Lech Walesa, held incommunicado after mass arrests, faces mounting pressure while unions regroup amid threatened death sentences and a US aid suspension.
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Poland
Gdansk
Silesia
Warsaw
Hatta Steelworks
Lech Waicsa
United States
Moscow
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Keefe Brasselle's Rise and Controversy in TV History
In Hollywood arc from Elyria to stardom Brasselle sparked gossip and FCC scrutiny. The CBS tied Richelieu Productions faced allegations of unbudgeted expenses and kickbacks as Brasselle’s shows aired. This third of four parts outlines industry tension and Brasselle’s complex legacy.
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Elyria
Hollywood
California Free Lancer
Jim Trombetta
Brasselle
Los Angeles Times
Trombetti
Keefe
Sheilah Graham
Federal Communications
Feds seize all drugs at Doctors Clinic in Ohio raid
Federal agents seized all drugs stored at Doctors Clinic in Haton Township after the DEA suspended Dr. Leonard Faymore and his clinic corporations' registrations. The action follows a state injunction barring Faymore from practicing medicine, with investigators citing diversion of thousands of Schedule II drugs. Residents say five agents, the Ohio Medical Board official, and Lorain County deputies conducted the raid, seizing about 50,000 pills and related registration forms.
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Haton Township
Drug Enforcement Administration
Washington, D.C
Leonard Faymore
Clinic
Faymore
Doctors Clinic, Inc
Doctors Clinic Pharmacy, Inc
Doctors Clinic Methadone
Francis M. Mullens Jr
DEA
Lorain County
Ninth District Court of Appeals
Administrative Law
Washington, DC
Mullers
Oberlin
Rt. 20
Ohio Medical Board
State Medical Board
David Knox
N W to move HQ from Cleveland to St Louis
Norfolk and Western Railway will consolidate its Lake and Western regional offices, moving the Cleveland Terminal Tower HQ to St Louis Missouri. Don Piedmont confirms the January 1 consolidation plan affecting Cleveland's regional administration.
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