City notes delay street repairs as banks shy away
Elyria faces postponement of at least two thirds of its $300,000 street repair program after local banks failed to bid on $200,000 in notes by Friday deadline. City officials, led by Auditor Radican, consider outside lenders and await bids for $100,000 in work.
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Lorain County
White House objects to Carter image used in Emery ads
The White House says Emery Air Freight used President Carter's photo without permission in ads in U S News World Report Broadcasting Magazine and Traffic World. Claudia Townsend says the request was denied and Emery says they were unaware of any consent.
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White House
Carter
Emery Air Freight
Wilton
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Emery
Jerry Della Femina
Della Femina
Travisano Co
New York
U.S. News & World Report
Broadcasting Magazine
Traffic World
Richard M. Nixon
Henry A. Kissinger
Nixon
U.S. warns Russia on dissident trials
The State Department warned the Soviet Union that upcoming trials of dissidents Anatoly Shcharansky and Alexander Ginzburg could poison U S relations with the United States. The cases, timed before Vance Gromyko talks in Geneva, raise human rights policy tensions. Shcharansky faces high treason charges, with a possible death sentence, while Ginzburg is charged with anti Soviet agitation and propaganda.
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UPI
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United States
State Department
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Alexander Ginzburg
Africa
Cyrus Vance
Andrei Gromyko
Geneva
Switzerland
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Gromyka
Shcharansky
CIA
Ginzburg
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City workers back on the job after sick-out
About 50 of 80 city service workers returned to work Friday afternoon after a sick-out over wage talks. Garbage collection was behind schedule Thursday due to the holiday and vacations. Union leader Stan Wojdyla says workers are back to stay, while police wage talks begin following a union lawsuit. Firefighters plan a strike vote at Station No. 1 Wednesday.
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American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees
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Stan Wojdyla
Service Workers Union Local
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Wajdyla
Elyna Police Patrolman’s Association
Area grapples with drug and alcohol problems
CT reporter Carol Ann Rubin spoke to doctors and others about addiction issues in the region. The piece highlights elderly Americans facing care challenges, quotes Mary O'Connor of Englewood on the grim outlook, and notes five million in self help groups, mentioning the National Self Help Clearinghouse.
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Carol Ann Rubin
National Self Help Clearinghouse
Sadat indicates possible Carter summit next week in Europe
In Vienna Egyptian President Anwar Sadat said Middle East peace efforts are at a turning point and did not rule out a summit with President Carter next week in Europe. He spoke after meetings with Austrian Chancellor Kreisky and Shimon Peres, stressing resolution of the Palestinian issue as central. He noted Carter would be arriving in West Germany the same day he departs Europe.
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Austria
Anwar Sadat
Carter
Europe
Bruno Kreisky
Shimon Peres
Middle East
Sadat
Kreisky
U.S
West Germany
Weather outlook party cloudy and mild tonight
Partly cloudy and less humid tonight with lows near 60. Sunday will be mostly sunny with lows in the low 80s and a 10 percent rain chance. The overnight and Sunday forecast emphasize light precipitation risk and comfortable daytime warmth.
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