Area Ford workers oppose wage freeze concessions urged
United Auto Workers Local 1250 President Thurman R. Payne said 4,000 of 13,500 members are on layoff at Brook Park and engine plants in danger. He supports negotiating fringe benefits but rejects a wage freeze, noting Ford must avoid giveaways while ready to listen to Ford's requests and potential contract reopening. FordERRY hopes to avoid Chrysler-like losses as talks expected next week with Ford Vice President William J. Gay.
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Browns Versus Raiders Cited Amid Freezing Snowbound Day
With snow falling and roads slick, Cleveland hosts Oakland in frigid conditions as temperatures dip toward the teens at game time. Officials urge staying home unless necessary while a 1 to 2 inch snow fall, then an Arctic air blast, shapes the cold weekend.
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Iran says hostages will stay at impasse past Carter term
Tehran radio warned Reagan not to expect leniency in the US hostage crisis and forecast no resolution by January 20. The broadcaster said the issue would remain at an impasse and that Iran has implicitly accepted US conditions, while officials would study new proposals at a week-long Foreign Ministry meeting.
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Vietnamese cross border clash near Ban Nong Sangae
Vietnamese troops crossed the Thai border near Ban Nong Sangae, 24 miles north of Aranyaprathet, in a 90 minute battle that killed two Thai soldiers and wounded one. Thai forces report repelling the invaders as rocket propelled grenades and automatic weapons were used, with casualties for Vietnam not released.
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Draft sign up time for 18 year old males in 1962
Eighteen year olds born in 1962 are scheduled to register at post offices between January 5 and January 11. Registration, not a draft, carries penalties for noncompliance and aims to streamline potential mobilization in a national emergency. Officials cite a claimed 95 percent success rate in current and past signups and note continued late registrations and future continuous registration after this phase.
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Lunch Bunch at Cleveland Zoo Welcomes Big and Little Appetites
The Cleveland Zoo invites readers to a Sunday Scene feature with stories and photos about animal friends and their appetites.
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Demotion of cop called 'raw deal' in Elyria police ranks
Capt Roger Griffith was demoted from captain to lieutenant by Police Chief Paul Brand on December 29 after a six month probation. Several officers call the move a raw deal and critics say Brand uses demotions against unions. Griffith had top Civil Service scores but faces opposition amid union disputes and leadership questions. The demotion leaves two senior captains on the force.
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