China Denies Pullout as Sino-Soviet Front Lines Stay Active
Heavy fighting reported along a 250 mile front with China reinforcing units to replace exhausted troops. Japan and IPC agencies noted combat alerts near the Soviet border while China denied withdrawing from Vietnam though Deputy FM He Ying said withdrawal began. US official Brzezinski said no confirmation of China’s pullout.
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Mayoral Race Heats Up In Elyria As Keys Enters
Democrat Michael B Keys announces candidacy for Elyria mayor, citing education and experience. He is son of former mayor J Grant Keys and partner at Keys Dawson law firm. Incumbent Republican Marguerite Bowman seeks a second term, facing primary from James T Tracey who contends for petitions. Tracey previously lost to Bowman in 1975 while Bowman plans to run with no announced opposition on June 5 primary ballot.
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Lorain pay bias ruling on former acting probation officer
Lorain County Commissioner Hearing Officer Emmanuel Harris ruled Judge John Kolena discriminated in pay offered to Peggy Walter, former acting probation officer who earned 10 thousand dollars yearly while Schotz earned 15 thousand. Walter sought retroactive pay from September to December and a $100 monthly raise. Kolena offered only nonretroactive raise.
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Clevelands Muny Light sale may be blocked despite vote
UPI reports federal agencies could block the proposed sale of Cleveland Municipal Light Plant to Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co even if residents approve in a February 27 referendum. Sen. Metzenbaum notes antitrust committee oversight while Mayor Kucinich opposes the sale amid Cleveland's financial crisis from a default on 15.5 million dollars in short term notes.
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Vandals slash buses and cruiser in South Amherst
Three school buses and the village police cruiser were slashed in South Amherst disrupting transport for 650 students and causing over 1500 dollars in damage. Police seek three people seen near midnight in a pickup at two parking sites including West Main Street and Vivian Street. Chief Snizek’s cruiser tire was cut as a pickup fled.
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