Celeste backs one year moratorium on Ohio health care costs
Ohio Governor Celeste proposed a one year moratorium on hospital and nursing home construction and equipment purchases to curb rising health care costs. The plan, supported by an interim commission, targets fraud reduction and policy reforms to save state funds and ease burdens on employees and taxpayers.
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Reef plan near Lorain water fears prompt hearing
Lorain residents and Elyria Waterworks officials oppose a Sea Grant artificial reef off Lorain shore fearing turbulence will push silt into two intake pipes. A public hearing is set at Lorain City Hall Thursday as the reef has been moved west, with officials seeking relocation. Sea Grant backs the reef to attract sport fish and boaters, while Lake Erie fishermen support it locally.
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Weekend Forecast With Mild Temps and Sunny Days
Partly sunny today with a high in the mid 70s. Tonight mostly clear with a low near 50. Sunday will be sunny and around 82. A 20 percent rain chance today and zero tonight and Sunday. Details on Page A-3.
Reagan orders staffers to help in book probe
Washington AP report says President Reagan vows action up to firing staff if Justice Department finds wrongdoing in the 1980 campaign. He ordered senior aides to cooperate fully and said everyone, including himself, is available for FBI questioning. Former adviser Van Cleave says he saw a debate briefing book, likely shown by Richard Allen.
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Oberlin Alum John Gutfreund Among Top Earning Executives
US News & World Report ranks John Halle Gutfreund as the highest earning U.S. corporate executive last year with a total salary and bonus of 2.5 million dollars. Staff writer Martin Wolk profiles the Oberlin College alumnus and details his career and earnings.
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Robbers in Three-Piece Suits Rob Jewelry Store
Wellington store owner Carroll Wight and son-in-law Michael Adams describe three men in three-piece suits who entered the jewelry shop after 5 pm and held them at gunpoint for 30 to 45 minutes. The robbers beat Wight, wounded his head, and fled with diamonds and silver from the vault, leaving cash untouched. Adams helped organize a police search and later identified the men from files.
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Woman pays stale classified bill after 17 years
In Elyria area a woman finally settles a long unpaid car ad tab. A July 5 money order paid $3.95 toward a $5.40 bill, with a note offering a reduced fee if paid within a week. The dated ad appeared April 14, 1966, and the saga ends with contact to XYZ Collection Agency.
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Agca links KGB to plot to kill pope
Mehmet Ali Agca in a public reply claimed Bulgarian and Soviet agents aided the 1981 papal shooting in St. Peters Square. He said yes the KGB was involved when asked by reporters in Rome. Bulgarian and Soviet authorities offered no comment.
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