Thieves Return Stolen Goods From Berea Recruiting Office
A Berea incident saw about 1500 dollars in flags two telephones and projection gear stolen from a U S Armed Services recruiting office on Friday. The items were recovered the same day after an unidentified young woman delivered them in plastic bags claiming two men paid her. Police questioned motivations and noted a prior theft of IBM equipment and thirteen typewriters from other local businesses.
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Berea
U.S. Armed Services
William Leppert
Leppert
Master List of Voter Dossiers From Public Funds
An anonymous congressman’s aide assembled a broad computer dossier from public records and private lists, revealing how franking abuse lets incumbents mail personalized letters to constituents. Common Cause sues to curb these practices as data brokers expand databases from subscriptions and orders.
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Washington Monthly
Common Cause
State Bar Association
Cortez
the Pacific
Department of Education
Air Show Distributes 1981 Donations To Charities
The Cleveland National Air Show distributed 52,268 to area charities and the city, plus 10,000 to the Cleveland National Air Museum Foundation. Trustees chair Bruce Mathis cites bad weather over two of three show days as a cause for lower attendance and notes the air show met its expenses. Checks included 36,921 to Cleveland, 10,000 to American Cancer Society, 2,500 to Normandy High booster club, 1,347.60 to Brush High School band boosters, 1,000 to St Herman's House, and 500 to Call & Post Operation Alert Christmas fund.
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Cleveland National Air Show
Cleveland
Cleveland National Air Museum Foundation
Bruce Mathis
American Cancer Society
Normandy High School
Brush High School
St Herman's House of Hospitality
Call & Post
Operation Alert
Priest tracks Poland crisis from Cleveland parish
Rev Casimir Borez a Carmelite priest from Indiana visits St Casimir Church in Cleveland during Poland’s martial law rise. He monitors Radio Warsaw Radio Free Europe and Voice of America to inform 700 PolishRelatives here about events. He urges dialogue as bloodshed continues and cites Solidarity as strong but not easily suppressed.
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Cleveland
Poland
Casimir Borez
Borez
Indiana
St. Casimir Catholic Church
Radio
Warsaw
Radio Free Europe
Voice of America
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Cleveland Browns
Fred McGunagle
Air Show
Mathis
St. Casimir
Canon Leo Telesz
Borcz
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Solidarity Labor Union Movement
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