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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1982
Page
1
Ford Motor Co Lorain Assembly Plant will furlough about 1700 workers on the passenger car line for two weeks starting Monday. The cuts affect the Thunderbirds and Cougar XR-7 line while the commercial Econo Line vans line remains active.
County commissioners' refusal to fund RPC beyond 50000 may end the agency. RPC President Thomas Ryan will hold a March 4 meeting to discuss future options including possible closure. Alternatives include a smaller RPC or merger with other agencies.
Nordson Corp plans a late spring start on a three-structure complex on Clemens and Crocker Roads in Westlake after selling $8.5 million in industrial revenue bonds to Progressive Casualty Insurance of Mayfield Village. Manufacturing remains in Amherst with expansion tied to a 26.5-acre site, 100 moves to Westlake in 1983 and 50 more by 1988, plus access to airport, law firms, and universities.
Notes from nearly two dozen senior staff meetings portray Secretary of State Alexander Haig as blunt and profane. He warned that after Israel returns the Sinai to Egypt under Camp David terms, relations between Israel and Egypt would crumble. He insulted British Foreign Minister Lord Carrington as a duplicitous bastard and claimed administration members enjoyed Poland-related policy. The Washington Post reported the quotations as verified by two other participants. A State Department spokesman declined comment.
A two ton wrecking ball crushed the front of a police cruiser during ice jam removal on the Black River bridge near Fourth Street. The operator diverted the ball, but headlights and a door were damaged and the car had to be towed.
The 6th Circuit ordered release of police and university documents from the Kent State shootings, citing First Amendment rights and the events' historic nature. Four students died and nine were wounded on May 4, 1970. among the dead was William Schroeder. Dean Kahler praised the ruling while critics questioned its impact. The files cover testimony from lawsuits linked to the shootings.
Outside considerable cloudiness tonight and Saturday with lows in the lower 30s and highs in the low 40s. Rain chances drop to 20 percent both nights as westerly winds fade under 10 mph. Sunrise 7 17 a m Sunset 6 06 p m Details on Page A 3.
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