Auction of farmer’s gear as bank seizes assets fuels Iowa protest
At Sigourney, an auctioneer sold Roger Escher’s tractors and 14 items after a bank seized his farm gear. In Sioux City, about 4,000 farmers from Iowa, Nebraska and South Dakota rallied for higher commodity prices. The Farm Crisis Committee organized the protest as lawmakers in Des Moines debated emergency aid and measures to ease foreclosures.
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Sigourney, Iowa
Sioux City
Roger Escher
Escher
Paul
Iowa City
Iowa
Nebraska
South Dakota
James Exon
D-Neb
Emerson
Allen Kloess
United Central Bank & Trust Co
Kalona
Frank Cordaro
St. Patrick’s
Corning
Robert Mallinger
Terry Branstad
Des Moines
State Senate
Branstad
TV networks push for nationwide poll closing time
Two lawmakers pledged to back a bill requiring uniform poll shutdowns nationwide to prevent early results from influencing voters. Reps. Swift and Thomas cited networks pledge not to project exit polls before closing as crucial. NBC CBS and ABC executives supported a universal closing time, while others urged caution about rewrite of state laws.
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Associated Press
Washington
al Swift
D-Wash
Wiliam M. Thomas
R-Calif
Swift
Thomas
House Administration Committee
Congress
Ing Time
Edward M. Joyce
CBS News
Lawrence K. Grossman
NBC News
Airlines cut price wars spark new fare plan
Deregulation fuels fierce competition as travel firms prepare biggest discounts yet. The Ultimate Super Saver opens with deeper cuts, charging 25 percent nonrefundable once bought, prompting concerns of bedlam and potential bankruptcies despite cheaper fares for Chicago Los Angeles Dallas routes and other major city pairs.
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da Wit
Chicago
Los Angeles
Dallas
New York-Los Angeles
People Express
Pan Am
New York-area
Houston
Continental Airlines
American
Continental
Six Air Force scholars named from local cadets
The Air Force last board selected six scholars from local cadets for aerospace and engineering studies. John Eric Joseph of Grafton leads as cadet of the year and squadron commander with plans for Syracuse University. Other scholars include Chantal Anderson of Elyria and Richard Armstrong of Grafton, both pursuing engineering at Akron and Syracuse respectively, along with Davis G Lewis, Doug Mullins, and Mike Struck at various colleges. An alternate candidate is Mike Logar, and two cadets Lise Day and Chris Brooks may be considered later this year.
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John Eric Joseph
John Joseph
Robson Road
Grafton
Syracuse University
Richard Armstrong
Thomas R. Armstrong
Main St
University of Akron
Davis G. Lewis
William D. Lewis
E. Capel Road
Columbia Station
Rocket Club
Mike Logar
Jerome M. Logar
Ohio State University
Lise Day
Chris Brooks
Air Force Board
Senate GOP eyes higher taxes amid deficit fight
Senior Republicans in the Senate push for a drastic deficit reduction plan for the next three years. They discuss possible tax increases, including retaining the cigarette tax, while House Republicans press Defense Secretary Weinberger to scale back defense spending to protect MX missile support.
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Washington
Senate
Chafee
Robert Dole
Robert Packwood
Senate Finance Committee
Dole
House
Defense
Caspar W. Weinberger
Pentagon
Robert Michel
Gop
Weekend Alber ta Clipper Brings Unusually Cold Ohio
A fast moving Alberta Clipper from Canada targets Northeast Ohio with heavy snow and brutal wind chills. Temperatures dip to record lows possible Saturday and Sunday, with zero to ten degrees Saturday night and subzero readings Sunday morning. Northern observers cite 1970 and 1977 records as potential benchmarks, though Monday’s record may stand.
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Randall Edwards
Alberta
National Weather Service
Cleveland Hopkins
North Ridgeville
Ray Diederich
Mercury
Diederich
Deiderich
World Geography Becomes Name of Pai nesville Drummer
Douglas Allen Ward of Painesville changed his name to World Geography in Lake County Probate Court. He said the new name will attract notice for his 23 year old rock band and suits his interest in travel and world geography.
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Painesville
Douglas Allen Ward
Lake County
Doug Ward
Fred V. Skok
Geography
Westlake builder gets new hearing
Westlake council sent the 41 lot Hunter's Point subdivision back to the Planning Commission after developer Jay Schwartz er alleged unequal treatment and due process. Attorney John Shepherd cited a bizarre meeting and questioned quorum and voting clarity over how cul de sacs are measured and whether the stub street qualifies as an intersection.
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Westlake — Council
East Side
Planning Commission
Commission
John Shepherd
Jay Schwartzer
Hunter's Point
Hilliard Boulevard
Bernie Niehaus
Center Ridge Road
Niehaus
Shepherd
Jeff Neverman
Mike Rump
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Chronicle-Telegram
Ftyria
Fellows
Mallinger
Boone Arledge
ABC News
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James H. Anderson
Carolina Ave
Elyria
the Chronicle Telegram
East Avenue
Ohio
Lorain County
Chronicle Telegram
East Ave
Elyna
Lorain
Cleveland
Eastern Michigan University
Doug Mullins
Harold Mullins
Avalon Drive
National Honor Society
West Virginia University
Ohio University
Mike Struck
Robert W. Struck
Giles Road
Bowling Green State University
Senate Gop
Levy
Westlake
Rump
Robert McClellan
Nieaus
Third Army
Ardennes Bulge
Sure River
Luxembourg
Churchill
House of Commons
Karl von Rundstedt
Britain
Chronicle- Telegram
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