Tractorcade Clashes Clog Washington Streets
In Washington DC police used teargas and clubs as about 2000 tractors and pickups from the American Agriculture Movement converged on the Capitol. A few arrests and minor injuries occurred as demonstrators blocked streets, rammed police cars, and sprayed a mounted officer’s horse with powder. The protest seeks higher federal crop price supports, with leaders claiming larger turnout than last year.
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Khomeini Names Bazargan as Transitional Iran Prime Minister
Ayatollah Khomeini designates 70 year old Mehdi Bazargan as head of a transitional government to steer Iran toward an Islamic Republic. Bazargan, a human rights activist and Moslem nationalist, will appoint ministers and present them to Khomeini for approval. Military support for Bakhtiar is reported amid tensions over the transition.
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Corts' successor named Elyria law director Gregory A White
Gregory A White, 29, named city law director by Mayor Marguerite Bowman to replace Robert Corts who becomes county probate judge. White a Kent State and Cleveland Marshall Law School graduate and Marine Corps veteran, will serve as legal counsel to the mayor and city departments, earning 7930 annually. He lives at 249 E 16th St and practices with Hubard C. Wilcox. wife Deborah works at General Motors and is pursuing an MBA.
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Daughter of Soviet general fights for exit visa
Tanya Lozansky, 26, a chemist and daughter of three star General Ivan Yershov, says her father blocked her divorcee husband’s emigration, refused permission for her to join him abroad, and turns her life into a “living hell” as she seeks a way to rejoin a Rochester, New York researcher.
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Tracey Announces Second Run for Elyria Mayor
Former Elyria Safety Service Director James T. Tracey confirms a second bid for mayor as a Democrat. He plans to stay in the party and disputes independent rumors while citing long collaboration with party ally Vic. Bowman, a Republican, defeated Tracey in 1975.
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Subzero Blast Hits Lorain County at Week's Start
Blue Monday brought bone chilling cold across Lorain County and northeastern Ohio with temperatures dipping to three degrees below zero between 4 and 6 am. The record low for the date was two degrees above zero set in 1965. Forecasters warn of more frigid nights with highs in the 20s and lows near zero to 15. Snow expected Wednesday as NWS notes normal winter averages hold overall.
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