Reagan State of the Union highlights and goals
President Reagan outlines tax changes deficit reduction and a bipartisan approach to spending. He proposes a permanent manned space station within a decade, boosting EPA funding and acid rain research, restoring Chesapeake Bay, and expanding park lands. He urges school reform, crime crackdown, and renewed peace efforts with the Soviet Union. The tone is optimistic as he declares America is back.
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George Bush
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Thomas
Tip) O'Neill
Slain teacher’s car found in Tremont area
Cleveland police recovered the station wagon of William E Thompson, the St Edward High School math department chair found shot to death near Tremont. The abandoned car was located near W 80th Street and Lawn Avenue, about three miles from the body. Investigators planned to check inside as leads remain elusive. Authorities suspect robbery as a likely motive.
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William E Thompson
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Thompson
Lawn Ave
Howard E. Rudolph
No concessions drive guides Ford UAW contract talks
John Hunter, president of Local 2000 Avon Lake Truck Plant, outlines a five point UAW package prioritizing job security for 1984. Key aims include no outsourcing, training for high tech, 30 year retirement with $1500 monthly benefits, added holidays, profit sharing linked to productivity, and reversal of 1982 wage losses. Hunter warns against Mexico plant expansion and notes local plant specifics, including shifts, robotics language, and upcoming meetings.
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Ford Motor Co
John Hunter
Avon Lake
San Diego
Hunter
Ford
Dearborn
Phillip Caldwell
Caldwell
Mexico
UAW
Mike Pohorence
Two charged in Elyria gambling raids
Elyria police with FBI and Ohio Liquor Control agents charged Andrew Settas with bookmaking and possession of gambling devices and Fawrenre Rodak with possession of gambling devices. Both summonses set for Elyria Municipal Court on February. Each charge is a first degree misdemeanor with potential fines and jail time. Police confiscated betting slips and a bookkeeping system from Settas residence while Rodak’s car yielded evidence. Five area bars were raided with no charges yet. Elyria Bowling Center cited for possession of gambling devices by the Liquor Board.
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Andrew Settas
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Ohio Bureau of Liquor Control
Fawrenre Radak
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Settas
Rodak
Elyria Municipal Court
Lawrence Jezewski
Lettas
Eighth
Jezewski
Charles Piazza
Liquor Board
Elyna
When PD wooed Feagler Not exactly a shining hour
The narrator recalls the Cleveland Press folding leaving him a freelance columnist with no severance. Joe Cole offered help, a figure of 5 000 or more later debated. A Plain Dealer editor hinted at a job if the Press ended, describing a precarious transition from a vanished paper to new opportunities.
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