Negotiations stall as PLO rejects U S evacuation offer
In Beirut fierce fighting and fires rage as Israeli forces push into west Beirut while electricity is restored to the Moslem sector. The PLO, numbering about 6,000 guerrillas, rejects the U S evacuation proposal and silence follows, even as Reagan hints at a small U S peacekeeping contingent.
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Prosecutor subpoenas Tassie voting records
Lorain County Prosecutor Gregory White has subpoenaed the voting records of James G. Tassie, Elyria attorney whose voting rights were revoked by the board of elections last month after a hearing on residence. The records include Tassie’s voting history and the minutes of the hearing.
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Tassie voter eligibility probe widens to state election law review
Investigation into Tassie's eligibility moves forward after a grand jury subpoena and testimony about residency disputes for the 2068 N Island Road address. White says charges possible after the probe, with board delays blamed on post primary workload and official deadlines. Tassie has voted in 15 Lorain County elections since 1973, despite residency residency questions and prior removals from the voter rolls.
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Fourth of July aftermath invites big races in Akron Elyria
After Independence Day, C-T Night on July 22 at E. J. Thomas Hall Akron features the New 4 Girls with nearly 600 entries. Elyria Distance Classic on August 1 has more than 135 entrants. entry forms appear on Page C-6 and Page C-8 respectively.
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E.J. Thomas Hall
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City council approves police contracts and 1983 budget
City council endorsed two police union contracts granting a 12.5 percent pay raise over two years. The 1983 general fund stands at 14 million with a 2.9 million deficit, and sanitation funding may require about 100000 extra. Debate over subsidizing sanitation continues alongside approval of regional information services and a workoff-fines program.
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D-7
Beverly Renner
Ernest Brewer
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Arthur Weber
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Cuyahoga Regional Information Systems Service
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Flat-rate tax debate stirs across political spectrum
A 17 percent flat tax with exemptions would raise the same revenue by closing loopholes, but many argue it harms home owners, the elderly, veterans, and public programs. OBM cites 231 billion in 1979 tax expenditures, mostly individuals. Real estate, energy credits, and charitable deductions face major overhaul and opposition from diverse groups.
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