Clinic close slows drug trafficking
Four weeks after Doctors Clinic shut down by Lorain County Common Pleas Court on December 7, illicit drug trafficking dropped markedly in the area. Sheriff James A. Mertz reports no accompanying rise in drug crimes, countering Dr. Leonard Faymore’s fear that crime would surge as patients turned to theft to fund drugs.
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Doctors Clinic
Leonard Faymore
Lorain County Common Pleas
Faymore Fror
Ohio
Faymore
James A. Mertz
It may be a plum after all Study ranks Cleveland 13th livable
A UPI report from Boston notes a nationwide study by a job placement firm ranks Atlanta as the most livable metro area. Boston sits at 18 with Lawrence-Haverhill at 277th, while two other Massachusetts cities appear among the four worst.
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Cleveland
Boston
UPI
Atlanta
Massachusetts
Lawrence-Haverhill
David Savageau
Robert H. Davidson Associates
Lexington
Mass
Fitchburg-Leominster
Local area rankings published with scattered placements
The report lists area standings with 276th for an unnamed locale and 274th for Lowell area, while Pine Bluff Arkansas sits at 275th. Savageau notes Boston placed 18th, praising the area as gifted, amid scattered mentions of cities from Seattle to Philadelphia and a reference to a Texas Port Worth battle context.
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Lowell
Pine Bluff
Ark
Savageau
Boston
Seattle-Everett
Philadelphia
N.J, R WY
Ore
U S Steel launches Marathon buy up in oil takeover
U S Steel began purchasing Marathon Oil stock under a 125 dollar bid, aiming for control after Chief Justice Burger denied Mobil’s bid to halt the deal. The move follows a high-stakes corporate clash, with Marathon executives backing U S Steel and headquarters to stay in Findlay, Ohio.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
U.S. Steel Corp
Marathon Oil Co
Mobil Oil Corp
Marathon
Warren Burger
Mobil
U.S. Steel
U S
Andy Staursky
Bankers Trust Co
New York
US. Steel
Staursky
Findlay
Ohio
Bentley Burr
Herbert Schmertz
Burger
Conoco Inc
du Pont Co
Supreme Court
Sandra Day O'Connor
Mutil
UAW Officials Gather for Early 1982 Concession Talks
UAW leaders from General Motors and Ford councils, including 525 local presidents and shop chair men, meet in Chicago to discuss reopening contracts before June. Larry Tanner of DAW Local 780 signals expected wage or benefit concessions and an early start to 1982 negotiations as Ford and Chrysler face trouble.
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Chicago
UAW
General, Motors and Ford
Lorain County
Larry Tanner
DAW
General Motors
Fisher Body
Elyria
Lamp Post Crash Ends Prison Escape Duo in Plaster
Two prisoners handcuffed together bolt for freedom in Swansea. A lamp post in the street forces a crash. Both men break their wrists and later appear in magistrate court with arms in casts on theft charges.
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David Knox
Washington, D.C
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Wellington
Boston Rats
Ponce
Ford
Tanner
Chrysler
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Lamp Post
Swansea
Wales
California
Cristy DeLuca
San Rafael
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San Francisco
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