Democrats Open 39th Convention Amid Intrigue and Unity
In San Francisco the underdog Democrats gather for their 39th quadrennial convention hoping to bury intramural squabbles. Mondale aims to shield unity after a tense reshuffle, praising an “inevitable rumble” yet predicting one of the sweetest conventions. Geraldine Ferraro joins as running mate, fueling a rally at Market and Powell. Hart and Jackson hold limited challenge, seeking a stay-out Latin America plank. Cuomo slated to address Reagan critique, as Carter Bradley and Cranston prepare welcomes ahead of the hourlong opening.
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Walter F Mondale
Mondale
Geraldine Ferraro
Market
Powell Streets
Gary Hart
Colorado
Jesse Jackson
Jackson
Hart
Latin America
Mississippi
East
Mario Cuomo
New York
Ronald Reagan
Jimmy Carter
Reagan
Labor march in San Francisco draws 80 000 to 150 000 crowd
A Bay Area labor march from Embarcadero to Civic Center drew 80 000 to over 150 000 union members and families from diverse trades including Machinists Millwrights Teamsters and carpenters. Organizers said concerns over layoffs wages and Mondale Carter era politics dominated chants as buses and trains carried participants from across the region.
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San Francisco
of Labor Movement
Bay-Front
Hawking
Socialist Working Party
United Nations Plaza
Linda Joyce
Lorain
Marilee Taylor
Columbus
Cleveland
Joyce
Taylor
Nam
Russia Township landfill fight seeks tighter siting rules
Lawyer for Citizens Opposed to the Landfill Expansion urges that landfills be restricted to their own counties. At a Columbus meeting on toxic wastes he argues the Ome Environmental Agency tests poorly and that dumping industrial wastes should be separate from residential waste. Opponents have appealed the zoning board’s April consent to expand the 240 acre site. The Ohio Environmental Board of Review will hear August 20. The court allowed construction in May, and BFI plans to fill the expanded space this month.
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Russia
Browning-Ferris
Robert Gary
Columbus
Gary
Russia Township
Cuyahoga
Lorain County
Oberlin
Cuyahoga County
Ome Environmental Agency
EPA
BFI
Zoning Board of Appeals
Browning-Ferns Industries
BFT
Ohio Environmental Board of Revew
EBR
Court of Common Pleas
Mary Joy
North Coast name craze spreads beyond Cleveland
The North Coast label surges in area business names from Cleveland to Lorain and Sandusky. Ninety seven firms and groups in the 1984 85 Cleveland White Pages use North Coast, up from 56 two years earlier, with growing presence in Lorain and Norwalk directories. A Grafton firm founders explain choosing the name to reflect proximity to a metropolitan center while dodging Cleveland jokes.
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America
Balboa
Pacific
Cleveland Area
Cleveland
Lorain
Sandusky
Lake Ewe
Norwalk
North Coast
North Coast Medical Equipment Inc
North Coast Tours
North Coast Roofing Co
North Coast Seamless
North Coast Sewer and Drain
North Coast Bartending Institute
Lynne May
Tom
Jim Smith
Grafton
Jook
Weather and stock note and sensational line
Outside Clear tonight Low 55 to 60 Tuesday sunny in the morning with increasing cloudiness in the afternoon High 80 to 85 Chance of rain near 0 percent tonight and 20 percent Tuesday. Fred McGonagle says buying CEI stock might be a bright idea. You can blame author Ernest Hemingway for all that look in Pamplona Spain. Parents say drugs drove their son to Satan worship and decide.
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Fred McGonagle
CEI
Ernest Hemingway
Pamplona
Spain
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International Association of Machinists
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Elyria
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