Bombs kill four at Marseille station and train blast
Bombs ripped through Marseille Saint Charles station and a northbound high speed train, killing four and injuring scores. Officials say no immediate claim of responsibility. rescue services fought to aid victims as Interior Minister Defferre denounced the attack as cowardly and cruel.
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Paris
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Ma Bell breakup reshapes AT&T and local lines
The Bell system breaks into AT&T Communications and AT&T Information Systems. Ohio Bell becomes part of Ameritech and faces higher consumer bills as rate hikes and new charges loom. A Public Utilities Commission ruling on a $179 million Ohio Bell rate hike could lift the typical residential bill from 12.95 to 18.80 monthly.
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Ohio Bell
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Independent phone firms face local rate hikes after AT&T breakup
Elyria Telephone Co. vice president Al Silvidi warned independent carriers will lose long distance revenue after AT&T divestiture. They will likely raise local charges to recover losses, though Elyria Tel predicts no rate hikes in 1984. Bell customers would see similar long distance price cuts, Silvidi added.
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U.S. Senate
Federal Communications Commission
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Bell
Retiring C-T columnist Neysa Stroup recalls career on E-1
After 22 years Neysa Stroup of the C-T retires, reflecting on changes seen in her reporting career and outlining future plans on Page E-1. Amherst Mayor Anthony DePaolo reviews controversial terms and accomplishments on Page E-1. In Sports, Seattle upsets Miami and San Francisco edges Detroit.
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Anthony DePaolo
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San Francisco
Detroit
Sledding with Family Brings Cold Fun on Furnace Street
In Elyria, four year old Ryan Gotto and his father Jerry of 225 Ohio St. brave low temperatures for a weekend workout on the sledding hill on Furnace Street. The Chronicle Telegram notes Monday editions will be delivered in the morning due to the New Year holiday.
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Jerry
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C-T
Gene Krebs
Chronicle-Telegram
Partly cloudy and not as cold with light snow chances
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and milder temperatures today, with a slight chance of snow flurries late Sunday night into Monday. Highs reach 25 to 30 today, 28 to 33 Monday, with Sunday night dipping to 18 to 23. Details on Page A-3.
Go easy on those New Year's resolutions
Wilmington Ohio AP reports psychologist Robert Halliday of Wilmington College says resolutions are valuable for setting ideals and atoning for past mistakes but urges gentleness. He advises broad positive goals, celebrating past achievements, and avoiding harsh self-criticism to sustain change.
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Wilmington College
Robert Halliday
Halliday
New kid debuts reluctantly in a surreal patience scene
In a quiet waiting room a diapered child wears a sash marked 1984 while an old man in white robes, sash labeled 1983, exits a door. They discuss fame, politics, and fear as the elder hints at future wars and elections, ending with the old man rushing away.
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