Perot Promises Clean Up Washington
Ross Perot vows to fix Washington by exposing crooks and helping the town. A judge rules a Columbus woman’s topless lawn mowing in October was disorderly conduct. Police report a drug raid yields high quality marijuana. An ESPN interview with Sampson touches on support and personal stance.
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Ross Perot
Washington
Columbus
Glenn to attempt space return at age 77
NASA plans for John Glenn to fly as a payload specialist on the shuttle Discovery tentatively in October to study weightlessness effects on his bones and immune system. Barbara Morgan is also reported as a future mission candidate, reviving spaceflight for civilians decades after the Challenger disaster.
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Discovery
Barbara Morgan
Washington Post
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Idaho
Christa McAuliffe
Ford workers may transfer to new aluminum plant
Workers at the Ford Brook Park complex can apply to transfer to the Cleveland Aluminum Plant, planned for Brook Park and expected to hire 130 to 150 initially. The Brook Park site hosts three plants with over 4,000 employees, including Engine Plant 1 with 1,100 workers, Engine Plant 2 with 850, and the Casting Plant with 2,470.
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Ford Motor Co
Cleveland
United Auto Workers
Koziura report to get review
Lorain safety director says he will review police reports on the mayor's drunken driving charge to determine whether an investigation should be conducted. Judge Ewers had dismissed the charge after Koziura pleaded no contest.
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LORAIN — Safety Service
George Koury
Lorain
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Stark seeks public fate of Avon 1000 acre project
Cleveland developer Robert L. Stark with Richard E. Jacobs faces Avon officials after Avon City Council unanimously denies rezoning of the 1000 acre site at Interstate 90 and Lear Nagle Road. Stark argues the project fits the master plan despite zoning conflicts.
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Cleveland
Richard E. Jacobs
Cleveland Indians
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Avon City
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Slark
Fiancee recalls life with victim after Elyria crash
Angel Colon 25 of Elyria died after his 1985 Nissan left Broad Street, crossed a guardrail, and plunged into Black River. He was pronounced dead at EMH Regional Medical Center at 5 45 p m. Coroner preliminary tests indicate drowning with hypothermia factors.
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Spicer
Angel Colon
Fourth St
EMH Regional Medical Center
Colon
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East River St
Black River
Jim Loos
Murphy Brothers
Paul Matus
East Broad Street
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