Doonesbury to Return as Trudeau Prepares New Strip
Fans await the return of Garry Trudeau’s Doonesbury this September after a 26 month sabbatical sparked by Trudeau’s family growth and the Broadway musical Doonesbury. Editor Lee Salem notes the plot is to be bridged from the musical to the comic. Trudeau and his wife, Jane Pauley, welcomed twins Richard Ross and Rachel Grandison on December 30. The Broadway show opened in November with mixed reviews and influenced Trudeau’s break from the strip.
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Nesbury
Cold War talks show slow thaw as Shultz reports no progress
Washington reports U.S.-Soviet relations remain frigid as George Shultz returns from Europe with no progress on nuclear arms talks. Moscow offers limited concessions, agrees to Vienna talks on troop reductions, but refuses to discuss missiles until Pershing 2 deployments end.
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Kerr’s widow receives mourners in Beirut vigil
Kerr’s widow Ann Kerr began accepting mourners at the Alumni Club as Beirut’s violence persisted. Authorities sought clues in his murder outside the American University of Beirut while clashes raged between Lebanese army, Druse forces, and Christian militias near the city. Police released a composite sketch of a suspect amid claims of an Islamic Holy War involvement, with no ransom demands or firm group proof. Meanwhile Druse leader Walid Jumblatt urged for broader participation in a Gemayel government with reforms, opposing blanket support for the current administration.
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Builders lukewarm on Westerlies area development
In Strongsville, Parkview Homes and Bob Schmitt Homes wrap up sub divisions in Trails and Deerfield Woods. The Westerlies project, by Detore, aims to 1000 homes from western city limits to Stoney Ridge Road, with a $26 million debt repayment over 10 years. Vivian Winter of Women's Federal calls North Ridgeville plans premature. Dettore’s attorney, Harlan Hertz, reviews the plan after the thrift’s acreage purchase.
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Justice Department opens probe into Cleveland Press closing
The US Justice Department announced a preliminary antitrust inquiry into reports of possible anti competitive actions surrounding the closing of The Cleveland Press. The probe follows prior coverage by The Wall Street Journal and Akron Beacon Journal detailing a 14.5 million payment by Samuel I. Newhouse Jr. to Joseph Cole to end the Press and transfer its subscription list.
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Local The Lorain County Paper Ad Briefly Lists Rates
A clipped notice from Lorain County Printing and Publishing in Elyria shows rates for delivery by cartier ban and Sunday service at 185 dollars per week. Contact number 329 7000 is listed alongside a Cleveland reference. The snippet reads as a chaotic mix of phrases and appears to be an OCR fragment.
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Tennessee Girl Scout cookie tax fight unfolds
Senator Doug Henry leads effort to exempt Girl Scout cookies from Tennessee's 4.5 percent sales tax. Revenue officials cite tax law as lacking exemption while Girl Scout lawyer Penny Harrington says taxes could hurt annual cookie sales of about 150,000 boxes worth roughly 262,000. If taxed, potential revenue loss near 13,500 and auditing challenges could follow.
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Bitter January cold grips Rockies to Midwest warns of harsher days
The nation endures bitter cold from the Rockies to the Midwest and Northeast with readings from Chicago minus 6 to New York City 15 above. National Weather Service officials warn the worst is ahead as snowstorm aftereffects linger and temperatures plunge across states from Colorado to North Dakota.
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