Moral Majority vs Common Sense Debate at Berea
At Berea a debate on national issues pits Cal Thomas of Moral Majority against George Cunningham of Common Sense. Thomas accuses liberal ministers of misrepresentation while defending broad free speech and criticizing anti abortion censorship claims. The exchange centers on whose morality should govern law.
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Berea
Cal Thomas
George Cunningham
America
Thomas
B-W
Hank Knight
Cunningham
NBC
Washington
Ity
U.S
Vietnam
More U S Steel layoffs loom at Lorain plant
Lorain Works faces further job cuts next week as U S Steel weighs final layoff numbers after 190 furloughs this week. Kuebler and Bartos expect higher totals, citing weak orders from the petroleum pipe sector and auto industry troubles.
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U. S
Lorain
Kuebler
Tax burden shift hits big industry in Ohio counties
Lorain County Auditor Julian Pijor outlined the effects of House Bill 50 shifting tax burden from homeowners to business. Homeowners in Lorain County save modest amounts while commercial rates rise sharply, notably in Lorain and Elyria. Major increases affect U S Steel in Lorain, CEI properties in Avon Lake, and a local Elyria manufacturer, with potential retroactive refunds if the Ohio Supreme Court finds the law unconstitutional.
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Ohio
Lorain County
Julian Pijor
Lorain
Elyria
Cuyahoga County
Pijor
Olmsted Eyes Deep Cuts If Levy Fails in March
NORTH OLMSTED officials warned that a failed 7 mill permanent operating levy could trigger layoffs of more than 100 employees and the elimination of all extracurriculars including varsity sports and National Honor Society. Building doors would close after classes, and activities would be barred from school property to meet a projected 1982 deficit of about 1.5 million. If the levy passes, 2 million dollars annually would avert much of the cuts, with some positions saved. otherwise, staffing would shrink by 64 teachers and 51 non certified staff, busing would extend to two miles, elementary summer school would end, and maintenance funding would be slashed. The district proposed borrowing against new taxes to ride through the year.
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North Olmsted
Board of Education
Gary Branson
Lorain County link part 3 Drug profits fronted by Transit Inc
Federal investigators allege Transit Inc at 6543 Eastland Road Brook Park operated as a front to conceal cocaine profits tied to Bernard L. Stella and associates Richard Marsico and Raymond Ripley. Marsico serves 15 years for cocaine dealing. Ripley seeks appeal bond. FBI IRS and other agencies pursue tax evasion obstruction and conspiracy links as evidence is presented to a special federal grand jury.
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Hopkins International Airport
Transit, Inc
Transit
Eastland Road
Brook Park
Bernard L. Stella
Richard Marsico
Marsico
Ripley
Stella
Hemlock
Westlake
FBI
Drug Enforcement Administration
Internal Revenue Service
U.S. Customs Service
Organized Crime Strike Force
Cleveland
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Common Sense
Allen Davis
Calvin Hollaway Jr
Gene Krebs
U.S. Steel
Tom Ford
George Kuebler
Steel Company
United Steel Workers Local
Martin Bartos
Bartos
Internal Revenue Officer
CEI
Avon Lake
Piyor
The
Park Investment Co
Ohio Supreme Court
Olmsted
Cindy Leisect
National Honor Society
Contract Bridge Ag CT
Abbotbedichwe
AG Sports North
Karen Balmer
Raymond Ripley
Miss Shy
Miss Jane
Cicely Tyson
Miss Tyson
Jane Pittman
Lorain County Community College
Bob Baillie
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