Berkeley turmoil as Reagan visit sparks campus riot
Three thousand demonstrators at the University of California Berkeley protested Reagan by overturning police vans, plying tear gas, and throwing objects as a security alert awaited the governor’s arrival. Police used tear gas while National Guard readiness was noted for possible campus action.
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Jerusalem market blast kills two as 200 shoppers flee
A powerful explosion at Jerusalem's largest supermarket left two university students dead and eight wounded, including an Australian major and seven women. Police linked the attack to recent Arab guerrilla actions, with police setting up roadblocks between Jewish and Arab quarters and a second bomb found near the British Consulate.
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Eliahu Sasson
Carr warns OC protest gains may become future losses
Oberlin College President Robert Carr says yesterday's student protests against Marine information officers could backfire. About 100 blocked the placement office. another 100 protested in Peters Hall. Carr vows hearings for coercive actions and says counseling could be suspended. critics fear academic freedom loss.
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Edward G. Robinson profile and American myth themes
The Sunday Chronicle previews a feature on Edward G. Robinson marking his era and films. It notes myth versus reality of the old west gunfighter and includes Hoffman's interview on American mythology with Richard D. Brown of Oberlin College.
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Richard D. Brown
Oberlin College
Air space clash cited between Lorain super airport and Hopkins
Cleveland and the Lorain County Regional Airport Authority clash over air space for a proposed 27 million dollar super airport. FAA comments from city officials and the Air Transport Association urge a full study of interference with Cleveland Hopkins and potential impact on western approaches and regional planning.
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Lorain County
Cleveland Hopkins International
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W. Kiely Cronin
Cronin
Burke Lakefront
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Cleveland Hopkins
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Air Transport Association
Bites eeera Births and prices at Meyers Supermarkets
A garbled note mentions birth statistics and supermarket ads. It references Meyers Goldbergs Supermarkets with prices for hams steaks and red snapper. The text previews an Americana Anniversary celebration and Filet Prime Ribs prices amid mixed phrases.
Weather Outlook Forecast: Mild Weekend Ahead
The forecast shows sunny spells with little temperature change today with highs around 38 to 40 degrees and lows in the mid 20s. Increasing clouds tonight and tomorrow with highs in the lower 40s and a Sunday outlook of rain possible. Northerly winds 5 to 10 mph today shifting northeast tonight and east to 15 mph tomorrow. Sunset 6 08 p.m. Sunrise 7 14 a.m. High 34 low 22 noted yesterday and today.
Larson Foundry workers return after week-long strike
Union molders and allied workers at the W O Larson Foundry Co in Grafton were ordered back to work today after a core makers walkout over a disputed contract. Pickets were removed from the three plant complex on Cleveland Street, with further negotiations planned. About 350 workers remained idle at the Gratton factory as core makers claimed they earned four to eight cents less per hour than other employees.
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Grafton
Baxter Lee
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Larson
Cleveland St
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Elyria Man Fined For Yard Clutter After Long Fight
Steven R. Shaffer, owner of three lots and two houses on Bon Air Avenue, was fined 113 dollars and costs by Municipal Judge Frank M. Wilcox for three counts of public nuisance dating to 1967. The fines were suspended if he cleaned the yard, which building inspector Robert Stephen described as a trash heap. Stephen testified he inspected the property yesterday and found no cleanup, showing photos of a bathtub, overgrown bushes, trees, and chopped wood left in the yard.
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Steven R. Shaffer
Bon Air Avenue
Frank M. Wilcox
Shaffer
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