Wildcat strike disrupts Chicago area rail service
A wildcat strike by four shop unions against Burlington Northern disrupted traffic on the nation s largest rail system. A court order restored some commuter service in Chicago. The stoppage spread to Chesapeake and Ohio and Louisville and Nashville lines affecting freight on Chessie System routes through Ohio. No passenger trains were affected. about 2,800 union members were out, with some clerks not crossing picket lines.
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Chesapeake and Ohio
Louisville and Nashville
C&o
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Pomeroy
Chessie
Chesapeake & Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio
Western Maryland
Chicago South Side
U.S. District Court
Joseph Sam Perry
St. Paul, Minn
Burlington
West High vandalism leaves 114 windows broken
Students describe chaotic dawn as 114 windows broken at Elyria West High. Principal warns to avoid shattered glass while officials assess climate controlled areas with tinted safety glass. Local students blame outsiders but condemn the damage as costly and senseless.
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Jeff Oster
James Oster
Lake Ave
Led Zeppelin
Coliseum
Elyria West
Tim Majoras
Theodore Majoras
Dellefield Rd
Elyria West High School
George Hadaway
C-T
Pher John Kenney
Study Finds Brushing Teeth May Be Waste of Time
London based report summarizing a 13 000 child study claims no clear link between brushing frequency and dental decay. It notes 72 percent of daily brushers had decay and 71 percent of those brushing less than once a day showed similar decay, with sweets deemed the main risk.
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London
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Johnny
Britain
England
Wales
Chronicle Telegram Billed as Second Class Mail in Elyria
A 1945 note lists the Chronicle Telegram issues from Elyria and Lorain with mailing class and pricing details. The item mentions United States daily and Sunday subscriptions at 52 dollars annually in advance and provides local contact numbers for Elyria and Lorain outlets.
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Lorain Canary Ecratine
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United States
Youth, 16, admits shotgun slayings of two policemen
In Summit Wisconsin a 16 year old boy confessed to ambushing two off duty officers, killing Wayne Olson and Robert Atkins with a 30.06 rifle. He also admitted burglaries using the squad car and a January 11 shooting of Ronald Hoeft. He will be charged in county court.
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Waukesha
Edward O’connor
Robert Atkins
Wayne Olson
Oconomowoc
Wis
O'Connor
Ronald J. Hoeft
Summit
Hoeft
Auto profits stay thin as carmakers resist loss-making price cuts
UAW chief Leonard Woodcock said automakers cannot lower prices while profit margins are paper thin, warning price cuts would be on a loss basis. He noted General Motors cut sales by 17 percent yet profits dropped 81 percent over the year. Amid rebates, 16 plants and about 248,000 of 685,900 workers face idle time, with many on furloughs. GM and Chrysler leaders forecast a spring rebound, while rebates slated to expire Feb 28.
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Chrysler Co
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Union Pacific Corp
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Goodyear
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Scott Paper
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Stock market climbs on rate-cut expectations
New York based market opened with gains as traders priced in another bank prime lending rate cut this week. Finance writer Bill Rades notes investors anticipate lower borrowing costs boosting equities. The report highlights broad gains across sectors and optimism about monetary policy signals.
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New York
Buckeye Ford holds 24 hour car sale for charity
New cars sold rapidly at Buckeye Ford 1530 Kansas Ave Lorain during a 24 hour promotion. 50 Ford models raised about $5,000 for the Lucy Idol School for the Retarded. Customers bought cars at factory invoice price plus 100 dollars with rebates to buyers while staff worked from 6 p m Saturday to 6 p m Sunday. inventory was reduced.
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Kansas Ave
Lorain
Lucy Idol School For
Dave Deninger
Deninger
Makers not likely to build new steel plants by 1980
Industry Week magazine says steelmakers are unlikely to construct new large plants this decade to raise output. By 1980 the nation needs at least 25 million extra tons, but start-up timing and equipment supply make early construction nearly impossible. Firms focus on bottleneck removal and expanding existing facilities to gain capacity. The rounding out process will maximize plants with added equipment to reach full capacity.
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