Southern California Takes UPI Title After Rose Bowl Win
United Press International voters crown Southern California national champions after beating Michigan in the Rose Bowl and place Alabama second following Penn State's Sugar Bowl win. AP bettors appoint Alabama champ with Oklahoma third, Penn State fourth, Michigan fifth. Clemson and Notre Dame tied sixth in UPI, Clemson sixth and Notre Dame seventh in AP.
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Penn State
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Oklahoma
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Today
Frigid dawn as record chill grips local area
Residents faced a record three degrees below zero with wind gusts up to 25 mph and wind chill near 50 below. Furnace repair and towing firms reported brisk demand as furnaces fail and cars struggle in the cold. multiple local shops cited surge in service calls and continued bitter cold through Friday.
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E.H. Roberts Heating and Cooling
N. Ridge Rd
Jim Armaro
Armaro Heating
Cornell Ave
North Ridgeville
J.D
Areo
Broad
Cedar Streets
Frigid Snow Flurries Persist With Cold Wave
Continued frigid weather brings light snow flurries tonight as a cold wave lingers. Lows near zero, Thursday highs 10 to 15, southwest winds 10 to 20 mph tonight. High Tuesday 29, low 2. Tow details page C8, wait up to three hours, spokesman says. AAA lines busy on emergency calls. TURN TO PAGE Ad.
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AAA
AmShip vote set Sunday amid long UAW strike
Union leaders announced a Sunday vote at the UAW hall on Baumhart Road to end the 142 day Amship strike against American Shipbuilding Co. Negotiations resumed at Saw Mill Creek Lodge in Huron after adjournment in December. Key issue remains an $8 million company damage suit and improved pension and working conditions. Irwin Dolski of FMCS has attended talks. a previous offer of a 5.8 percent yearly increase for three years was rejected.
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American Shipbuilding Co
Amship
Rank and
UAW
Baumhart Road
Saw Mill Creek Lodge
Huron
Cleveland
Toledo
Chicago
International Boilermakers Union
Boilermakers Local 358
Irwin Dolski
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Iranian parliament backs civilian government as Bakhtiar gains post
Iran's parliament approves forming a civilian cabinet led by Shahpour Bakhtiar by a 110-80 vote, paving to replace the two month old military regime. Airport reopens for flights as unrest continues in Mashad with a sergeant-major's home burned.
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Tehran
Iran
UPI
Shahpour Bakhtiar
Bakhtiar
Tax exempt property rolls soar in Ohio up here too
Ohio Public Expenditure Council reports a surge in exempted real property since 1968 rising 84.6 percent in ten years to 7.2 billion dollars while taxable property grew 78.5 percent. Lorain County exempted value climbed to 183.3 million with only 1.6 percent growth from 1977 to 1978, and since 1968 exempted property rose by 120.7 million. nonpaying owners shift tax burden to other taxpayers as government services require funding.
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Ohio
Columbus
Ohio Public Expenditure Council
Lorain County
Expenditure Council
Ohlemacher Becomes Elyria School Board Chief
The Elyria Board of Education shifted leadership on Tuesday night with Lois Ohlemacher elected president, replacing Bob Repas who expressed disappointment at the change. The 11 year veteran now leads the board in the landmark move.
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Elyria Board of Education
Bob Repas
Lois Ohlemacher
Ithe
Repas
Haig to resign as commander in Europe June 30
Gen. Alexander M. Haig announced he will resign as Supreme Allied Commander Europe on June 30 and retire as commander in chief of U S Forces in Europe. He spoke at a news conference at Headquarters Allied Powers Europe near Mons.
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Casteau
Belgium
UPI
Alexander M. Haig
Europe
U.S
NATO
Haig
Allied Powers Europe
Mons
County to Lay Off 137 CETA Workers in January
Federal funding cuts will reduce county CETA staff by 137 on January 12. Six sheriff's department CETA employees will depart this month, with further layoffs planned in October to meet new limits. Remaining county program staff total 129 after the cuts, with Lorain and Elyria transferring or reallocating workers.
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CETA
Nannette Keating
Sheriff's Department
Ms. Keating
Lorain
Elyria
Keating
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