Pay raises take effect for federal officials and judges
Congress and 3000 top federal officials and judges collect hefty pay raises that went into effect after a 30 day disapproval deadline expired. The House vote against it was largely symbolic. Rep Don J. Pease supported homeless aid but opposed the raises, saying senior managers and judges deserve increases.
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General Accounting Office
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Douglas Faulkner
U.S
Don J. Pease
D-Oberlin
Pease
New York
Union targets saves as USX closes Geneva plants
Union estimates 2000 to 4000 laid off workers could be recalled if mill closings were avoided by curbs on non union labor. Geneva Works in Utah with 2400 staff Baytown Texas 910 McKeesport 200 Saxonburg 150 face partial or full idle status. Utah officials criticize plan urging retraining and clear closure signals. USX aims to restart only if demand improves, cutting capacity from 26 to 19 million tons annually.
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Orem
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Saxonburg
Norm Bangerter
USX
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George Gardner
USW
Fugitive Bissell linked to Oberlin tenure and arrest
Oberlin College records show Terence Peter Jackson attended fall 1977 to spring 1978 amid concerns over admission under a false identity. FBI says Bissell, once a prize poet with degrees from Michigan Syracuse North Carolina Central Duke, was arrested on an anonymous tip. Bond set at 95,000 fine custody pending state bomb attempt charges.
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FBI
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Silent finale: Liberace dies in his Palm Springs mansion
Liberace, the flamboyant pianist whose showbiz spectacle made him a top American star, died Wednesday at his Palm Springs home at age 67 after a brief illness. He had been hospitalized January 23 with anemia and had suffered heart disease and emphysema.
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Liberace
America
Palm Springs
Calif
Pacific Time
Denise Collier
Ohioans handgun bills draw fire from the NRA
The NRA opposes bills by Ohio Democrats Sen Howard Metzenbaum and Rep Edward Feighan that would impose a seven day waiting period for handgun purchases to allow background checks. Metzenbaum argues the measures aim to flag mentally ill or criminal individuals and provide a cooling off period for angry buyers. The article also covers Liberace rumors and public fascination with his showmanship and wardrobe.
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National Rifle Association
NRA
David Conover
Howard Metzenbaum
Edward Feighan
Ohio
Metzenbaum
Pease Likely To Hear Push To Delay Fisher Guide Sale
Elyria residents seek help from Rep. Don Pease to delay the sale of Fisher Guide operations. Employees want a six month pause to allow an employee bid, with Mayor Keys and Local 780 UAW backing the delay as Salomon Brothers markets the plant on a fast track.
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Elyria
Fisher Guide
Washington
Donald Pease
D-Oberlin
Stephen
Bailey
Pease
Michael Keys
United Auto Workers
Salomon Brothers Inc
Behind the Wheel A Study on Driver Anger and Social Cues
Researchers and experts discuss how temperament, stress, season, and anonymity influence driving aggression. Penn State psychologist Rick Jacobs notes calmer people are less prone to aggression, while Rey cites winter, weather, and even moon phases as triggers. Gender differences and teen driver behavior are also explored, with darker car windows linked to reduced accountability.
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Pennsylvania State University
Rey
Immedi
Martin
Chronicle Telegram postal notice for delivery rates
Postal notice outlines weekly and monthly delivery rates for Elyria Lorain area with prices per week per month and annual payments. Mentions postmaster address and publishing details. Contains garbled OCR elements but conveys service and rate information for readers.
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Elyria
Tele Lorain
Darlee
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Man jailed for using daughter as collateral in drug deal
Floyd W. Cook was sentenced to 15 months in prison after pleading no contest to two counts of sale and delivery of marijuana. Police say he left his 3 year old daughter with a dealer in a motel for about four minutes to obtain $40 worth of marijuana. The child abuse charge was dropped as the child was not harmed. The state noted the dealer left with the child only briefly and Cook stated the act was business.
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Fla
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Ray Stark
U S buildup derails planned Rome talks on terrorism
The Reagan administration canceled a Rome talks session with Britain and other allies as a U S official cited concerns the discussion could touch on U S military options in Lebanon. Bremer would lead the U S delegation while Pentagon officials consider moving Marine groups home to dampen war-strike speculation.
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Department
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