Marcos hints at canceling Philippines election stay in office
President Ferdinand Marcos suggested he could declare the presidential vote invalid or cancel the election and remain in power if observers deem the Friday voting unclean amid reports of irregularities including voter intimidation and ballot-box switching. Opposition leader Corazon Aquino had warned of potential constitutional measures if Marcos fights a loss.
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US observers report helicopter shot at in Mindanao during Philippine vote
An official US observation helicopter carrying two delegation members was fired upon over Mindanao Philippines no injuries reported Rep John Murtha Sen John Kerry and Adm Robert Long were aboard Martha Co chair of the 20 member group urged Marcos to concede if election doubts persist Marcos defended holding a special election as a test of popularity amid US pressure for reforms by Manila and a stance against tainting the vote
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Comings and goings Oberlin center to add 50 traffic controllers
The Oberlin Air Route Traffic Control Center begins a two week evaluation period for twelve incoming controllers from various centers under a cross option plan to address understaffing. Qualified staff may enter a 90 day training program with potential permanent transfer.
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Ford to transfer 67 jobs from Lorain to Sandusky plant
About 67 local UAW members from Ford’s Lorain assembly plant are expected to transfer to Sandusky within two weeks to fill a new Taurus and Sable line. Transfers follow seniority rules for workers on layoff or in the PEP bank, with recall rights for 87 laid off. Mazda hiring reports in Ohio and Michigan are mentioned, but no specifics given.
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Accent Deaths Editorial Entertainment FYI Religion Sports Television
The item surveys varied media topics from notable deaths and editorial trends to entertainment notes and religion coverage, plus sports and television developments shaping audience interest. It aggregates brief items across genres for a concise newsroom snapshot.
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Congress vows to trim fed deficit under new budget law
Lawmakers insist on deficit cuts despite Supreme Court review of Gramm Rudman core provision. Three judge panel found automatic spending cuts unconstitutional delaying no budget actions before SCOTUS ruling. Reagan administration pledges to meet targets while House and Senate pressure for deeper reductions. Arthur O Hara, longtime Chronicle Telegram boating writer, dies at 76 in Vermilion. obituary on B-2.
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