UAW Talks Collapse as Concession Talks End
UAW officials said talks with GM broke off at the midnight Thursday deadline with no decision. The union seeks job security in exchange for wage and benefit concessions while GM aims for worker savings to be passed to buyers. Local leaders from Elyria and Lorain voiced hope talks resume, noting industry pressure ahead of July contract talks.
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United Auto Workers Union
UAW
Douglas Fraser
Elyria
Tanner
Ford
Mike Poherence
Tolls to rise on Ohio Turnpike Monday
Ohio Turnpike tolls increase 40 percent at 12:01 a.m. Monday, raising passenger car rates from 1.5 to 2 cents per mile and cross state trips by 1.40. The Ohio Turnpike Commission approved the hikes, the first since 1957, to fund major repairs and bridge deck resurfacing, with signs already posted at all exits.
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Elyria
Akron
Sandusky
Ohio Turnpike Commission
OTC
J.E. Greiner Co
Pat Paulsen at Local Comedy Spotlight
Pat Paulsen brings his off the wall humor to a local venue with a likely stop at LCCC or Lodi as detailed in the B-1 story. The act promises sharp satire and audience engagement.
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Pat Paulsen
LCCC
College eyes bank teller on campus at Lorain County
Lorain County Community College trustees weighed a campus bank teller. They voted to ask banks to propose an equitable plan that serves students and visitors without favoring a single lender. The board stressed focus on access and convenience for all campus users.
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Lorain County Community College
LCCC
Kosma Glavas
Carl Adams
Central Trust Bank
Adams
Richard Desich
Glavas
Sohio 81 profit near 2 billion in earnings
Sohio Ohio reports 1981 net income of 1.95 billion on 1981 sales of 13.81 billion, up 7 percent from 1980. Higher oil prices from Alaska and lower 48 boosted earnings despite drops in refined product sales, coal output, and windfall taxes.
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Cleveland
UPI
Standard Oil Co
Ohio
Sohio
Prudhoe Bay
Alaska
Alton W. Whitehouse
Kennecott (Corp
Cable firms halt video recorder hookups in two counties
Two Lorain County cable firms have stopped connecting video recording devices for subscribers citing possible federal copyright violations. Continental Cablevision Elyria and Lorain Cable Television halted hookups after Boston corporate letters warned of lawsuits. The devices let viewers record programs, often requiring company hookups for cable recordings.
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Lorain County
Continental Cablevision
Elyria
Lorain Cable Television
Boston
Linda Calloway
Fish returns Virginia class ring after 1 1/2 years
Joseph M. Cross Jr. of Newport News lost his $400 University of Virginia class ring when a storm caused it to fly off during sailing in Hampton Roads. The ring, sunk at 30 feet about 14 miles from Charlottesville, was later found swallowed by a fish then surfaced at a local fish market. Coleman Maddox spotted the gleam, traced the inscription, and reunited Cross with the ring after confirming details.
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Charlottesville, Va
Joseph M. Cross Jr
Newport News
University of Virginia
Hampton Roads
Cross
Cole
Maddox
Leatherheads end Dozier kidnapping in 90 second raid
In Padua Italy on Thursday 11 36 a.m. Leatherheads a covert squad of masked sharpshooters stormed a second floor apartment freeing Gen James Dozier after 42 days of captivity. A terrorist was wounded and others detained as Dozier expressed relief at seeing the sun again.
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Padua
Italy
UPT
Red Brigades
James Dozier
Special
Dozier
Aldo Moro
Terrorist
Zier
U.S
Cheryl Dosier
Frankfurt
West Germany
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Steve Fogarty
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Berea
Ohio Turnpike
Abby
Aria
Met
Laurel Buehler
Eugene Procter
Cleveland Opera
North Olmsted Senior Citizens
North Olmsted Senior Citizens Center
Lorain Road
Dave Zapotosky
Phil Hicks
Amy Pruitt
Lorain
Telvision
Sabio _ Diluciano
Donald F. Boddy
Little Joe's
Gianfranco Corrias
Kidnnap
Corrias Nite
Leatherheads
Rabb
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