Free job ads launched by Chronicle-Telegram for unemployed
The Chronicle-Telegram begins a campaign offering free Job Finder ads in its paper to aid the unemployed in Lorain County and surrounding areas. Participants may submit 20 words listing the job sought, qualifications, and contact information, with ads due by January 24 for publication January 30.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Lorai County
C-T
Arthur D Hudnutt
Classified Advertising Dept
the Chronicle Telegram
East Ave
Elyria
Ohio
Lorain County
Cuyahoga
Medina
Huron
Erie
Broz
United of
St Andrew's Episcopal Church
Cincinnati
Junk mail deluge fills last year with 503 items weighing 40 pounds
A reader details a year of junk mail totaling 503 pieces from magazines book publishers insurance and charities. January was the heaviest month with 116 items and a single January 12 mailbox jam of 18 pieces.
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U.S
China
Workbasket
the American Scholar
Playboy
Biblical Archeology Review
Popular Computing
Twilight Zone
Modern Miss
The
Planetary Society
Dreger
North Ridgeville
Pat Dreger
Gene Krebs
Social Security bailout plan wins bipartisan support
A 169 billion Social Security bailout plan to keep solvency until 1990 won endorsement from President Reagan, congressional leaders, and a bipartisan study commission. It speeds payroll tax increases, taxes benefits for upper and middle income pensioners, and delays the July cost of living adjustment by six months.
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Washington
Reagan
William L. Armstrong
R.cole
Bill Archer
Texas
Joe Waggoner
D-La
John Heinz
Armstrong
White House
Weekend Weather Outlook With Snow Chance
A mostly cloudy day brings a slight flurry risk and near 20 degree highs. Tonight and Monday turn cloudy and cold with a 30 percent snow chance today and 40 percent tonight. Lows dip to the single digits tonight with highs in the teens to low twenties.
The Fight Over Youngstown Steel Closings Revisited
A 1977 80s Youngstown steel mill shutdowns tale recounted in Staughton Lynds book reveals unlikely heroes and villains. It critiques management and unions, notes federal loans and court actions, and sketches a tense clash among USW leaders, company officials, and local workers amid national politics.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Staughton Lynd
Lynd
Yale
United Steelworkers International Union
Steel Company
Thomas Lambros
New Left
Lynch
Sykes Corp
William Kirwan
Kirwan
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