Unemployment cost rises as Ohio keeps benefits
Ohio faces higher unemployment costs for employers amid a law passed in December. Benefits for claimants did not receive expected increases. the measure seeks to bolster the unemployment compensation fund but faces doubt over solvency. Gov. Rhodes sought a $552 million federal loan for early 1983, boosting Ohio's total debt to over $2 billion.
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James A. Rhodes
Charles Westlake
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Doonesbury to Pause as Hagar the Horrible Takes Lead
Doonesbury ends its run for about 20 months as Garry Trudeau takes leave to pursue other projects. Beginning Monday the Chronicle-Telegram will run Hagar the Horrible created by Dik Browne and syndicated to over 1,000 papers with the barbarian hero and his wife Helga.
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Garry Trudeau
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Duke
Roland Hedley
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Hagar the Horrible
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Hagar
King Features
Helga
Penn State Narrowly Defeats Georgia 27-23
Penn State edges Georgia 27 to 23 in a close game. Weather outlook: partly cloudy today with highs in the 30s and mostly clear Monday night with teens for lows.
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Georgia
Rival Moslem militias clash in Tripoli Lebanon
In Tripoli fierce battles between pro Syrian Alawite Arab Democratic Party and anti Syrian Sunni Popular Resistance Movement leave civilians starving for supplies as civil defense crews quit sites. The fighting cuts electricity water and raises death tolls with no clear trigger for renewed hostilities.
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Sunm- Awalite
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Arab Democratic Party
Popular Resistance Movement
Amherst Mayor DePaola Loses Appeal Over Tax Records Case
The Ohio Supreme Court refused to hear Amherst Mayor Anthony DePaola’s appeal of his 1981 misdemeanor convictions for five counts of obstructing official business and five counts of complicity to falsify tax records. He ordered withholding $125000 from the city income tax fund to block council action, claiming it to be for saving the city from bankruptcy and to keep funds in the department per a city ordinance.
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Anthony DePaola
Ohio Supreme Court
DePaola
Oberlin
Income Tax Department
Ninth District Court of Appeals
Jean Donnelly
Bikers dispute state crime report on organized crime
Avengers and Dirt and Grime clubs call a governor study on organized crime a joke and say it relies on stereotypes. The report, two years in the making, links outlaw motorcycle gangs to prostitution rings drug production and vehicle theft while noting growing cooperation with crime families.
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Dirt & Grime Clubs
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Allen Memorial reports first 83 babies of 1983
Erin Nelson weighed 6 pounds 12 ounces, born at 12:33 a.m. Saturday at Fairview General Hospital as the first Greater Cleveland baby of 1983. The Nelsons of West 224th Street, Fairview Park, welcomed their daughter a week early amid New Year’s Eve plans. Other early 1983 births include Amber Nasipak at Allen Memorial in Oberlin and Alaina Marie King at Lakewood. St. Joseph Hospital Lorain had no births yet.
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Michael Nasipak
Charlene Predmore
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Bob Bailie
Eri Nelson
Keville Nelson
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James
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Kenneth and
Denise King
Lakewood
John and
West Shore Hospital
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Marva Lynn Branham
Case Ave
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Justin Leigh Branham
St. Joseph Hospital
Lorain
St. Joe's
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