Elyria Mfg Open Shop Vote Impacts Union in Plant
Elyria Manufacturing Co.'s Thursday vote to become an open shop, by 35-3, signals little immediate change at the plant but could reshape Local 1761 IAMAW. Workers may deauthorize union membership though the contract until mid 1985 remains in force.
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Guns go silent as Lebanon factions agree cease-fire
BEIRUT AP reports warring Lebanon factions agreed to stabilize the latest cease-fire while gunfire around Beirut quieted and the international airport reopened after a 17 day shutdown. Far north in Tripoli Israel conducted its fourth naval assault in a week against PLO loyalists awaiting evacuation ships. In Damascus the anti government National Salvation Front continued to press.
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Three point cease fire accord announced in Lebanon crisis
Inside Front reports a three point cease fire agreement to stabilize the Lebanon conflict. The pact, announced Thursday night after talks including Syria's Foreign Minister and Lebanese factions, aims to halt shelling, neutralize the airport, and allow air traffic to resume with Marines on standby.
Weekend Snow Flurries Turn Up Across the Area
Tonight to Saturday expect light to moderate snow with flurries and high temperatures in the mid to upper 20s. Winds from the west at 10 to 20 mph reduce visibility as precipitation chances run near 80 percent tonight and 40 percent Saturday.
Wholesale prices fall as inflation slows in 1983
Washington reports a 6.2 percent drop in wholesale prices by November, the first in eight months, with overall annual wholesale inflation at 0.3 percent for the year. Food prices fell 1 percent in the last month, the steepest decline since July 1982, signaling inflation under 1 percent for the year. Economists cheer the expected 1983 results.
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The Earring Debate Among High School Boys
Area schools debate male ear piercings as a sign of rebellion or attention seeking. Proponents cite safety and neutrality, while private schools ban earrings as contrary to dress codes. Authorities say the trend does not indicate homosexuality and many principals see it as non disruptive.
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Rocky River High School
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