Mother and daughter die in Lorain fire on East 29th
A quadruple alarm blaze at 1709 East 29th Street Lorain claimed the lives of Pauline Serazin 57 and her 90 year old mother Rose Serazin. Pauline received CPR at St Joseph Hospital and was pronounced dead. Rose was dead on arrival. Firefighter Ronald Stephanchick suffered an elbow injury and was treated. The coroner will rule on the deaths.
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Lorain
East 29Th Street
Pauline Serazin
Rose
E. 29Th St
Joan Cline
St. Joseph Hospital
Rose Serazin
Ronald J. Stephanchick
Fire destroys Serazin home. two found inside
Flames poured from the rear roof as firefighters arrived. Assistant Chief Tony Volak reported two women were found on the lower floor of the two story frame house. Neighbor Paul Gonzales smelled smoke and saw the rescue squad, noting the Serazins were long-time residents. The area had a history of nearby fires and an empty lot separated the Serazins from Gonzales’ home.
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Tony Volak
Volak
Paul Gonzales
E. 29Th St
Gonzales
Deloris
Serazin
Gonzaleses
Serazins
Cars upset Philadelphia Cars upset Philadelphia Indiana tops Ohio State
Indiana defeated Ohio State as Philadelphia lapsed in a late rally. The game featured key performances from Indiana players and shifted standings in the division.
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Philadelphia
Indiana
Ohio State
Plot to Kill Reagan Detailed in Storage Locker Find
Explosives and gear recovered after a storage locker lease lapse near Washington may link to a 1981 plan to assassinate President Reagan and Israeli Prime Minister Begin. Arizona businessman, selling equipment to the PLO, sourced the materials.
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Phoenix
Weekend Weather Outlook With Light Flurries Forecast
Partly cloudy today with a slight chance of flurries and a high near 28. Tonight, partly cloudy with a low around 13. Monday, mostly cloudy with a high about 30 and a 30 percent chance of flurries. Details on Page A-3.
Cable industry outlook clouded by recession and growth
Five years into the cable boom the outlook is mixed as unemployment and servicing woes curb growth. Kenneth Robinson of Group W North Ridgeville says brighter days ahead with a 50 percent market share target and a proposed 50 percent rate hike to cover 1983 losses. Continental Cablevision cites a bottom in late 82 with projected 43 percent market penetration by year end. Industry analyst Helmick calls for better service response and more varied programming while noting continued vitality if providers solve customer and programming issues. West Shore Cable TV projects expansion to 60 percent penetration, but warns smaller franchises face takeovers by Cox Cable and other giants.
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Cuyahoga Counties
Kenneth Robinson
Group W
North Ridgeville
Robinson
Linda Calloway
Continental Cablevision
Elyria
Carlisle
Continental
Ms. Calloway
Ohio Cable Television Association
Helmick
West Shore Cable TV
Alan Ext
Ext
North Olmsted
Westlake
Post holiday mood and political donations lure voters to chats
A satirical piece mocks buying influence in U S politics by suggesting paying for private chats with presidents and first families. It recalls Reagan chats in Cincinnati and cites example prices, arguing money buys conversation and participation in the democratic process.
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