Soviet Cargo Planes Reported In Warsaw Amid Polish Strikes
A source says Soviet transport planes landed in Warsaw overnight carrying food rather than troops or military supplies. The flights coincided with Polish forces preparing to break up strikes in Gdansk and other cities, framed by observers as economic aid rather than military support.
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Moscow
UPI
Warsaw
Gdansk
Poland
British Broadcasting Corp
Solidarity
Tass
Ohio passes big tax breaks to lure industry to inner cities
Gov. James A. Rhodes signed a sweeping industrial development bill offering up to 100 percent tax reductions for new factories or expansions in major Ohio cities and up to 50 percent in designated enterprise zones. The law targets job creation, requires employers to hire a portion of unemployed or welfare recipients, and takes effect next March 17.
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Columbus
UPI
James A. Rhodes
Ohio Department of Economic and Community Development
Rhodes
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Youngstown
Akron
Toledo
Dayton
Canton
Lorain
Hamilton
Portsmouth
Elyria
Middletown
Warren
Springfield
Ohio State University
Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center
Wooster
Soil and Water Conservation
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Ohio
Free Parking Mixup Shuts City Lots During Holiday Rush
Downtown shoppers faced unexpected free parking after an erroneous Chronicle-Telegram ad claimed all city lots would be free December 14 to 24. Howard Foxman apologizes for the mistake. Mayor Keys may bring the issue to council as meter attendants halt parking enforcement.
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Howard Foxman
Retail Merchants Association
Washington and Lake Avenue
Chronicle-Telegram
Foxman
Safety Service
Charles Hoagland
Keys
Safety, Parks and Health Committee
Lake
Washington Avenue
Hike tax not sewer rate eyed to curb 36 percent rise
Councilman Ernest Brewer proposes a one percent income tax hike on the June ballot to offset a 36 percent sewer rate hike set for January. About half the tax would fund the sewage plant expansion, with the rest for street work and a general fund. The plan tensions voters and concerns the elderly and small businesses.
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Ernest Brewer
Brewer
Finance Committee
EPA
General Fund
Robert Reichard
Fourth Ward
Lorain County 169 board to hire business manager at $25 000
The Lorain County Board of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities voted to hire a business manager for 25 000 annually. The position will report to superintendent Dr Ellen Payner and oversee finance, facilities, and food service, with committee members Edward Arroyo Marilyn Zagrans and Jo Huber backing the move. The levy defeat prompted questions about finances and staff expansion.
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Lorain County
Nancy Jurecki
Hedrick
Robert Corts
Corts
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Wroclaw
John Paul I
Editorial Entertainment
Oberlin
Debbie Courtright
C-T
Michael Keys
West Side
Howard Coleman
D-7
Lonny Shippy
Shippy
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Ely Square
John Kenney
Glen Miller
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