Celeste criticizes Mondale ouster of Manatt at convention
Ohio delegates at the Democratic National Convention questioned Mondale’s move to oust and then reinstate Charles T. Manatt as party chair. Gov. Richard Celeste called the action an unfortunate distraction while aides for Gary Hart pressed the front runner over the misstep. Celeste and other Ohioans urged leadership changes post convention, and some Jackson allies emphasized policy goals over the drama.
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Ohio
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Los Angeles
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Jimmy Carter
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C.J. McLin
Dayton
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Retracting vitamin D findings at Case Western Reserve
The Journal of Laboratory and Clinical Medicine will publish a retraction letter from Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine Dean Richard E Behrman. He chaired a five scientist panel that found the vitamin D study lacked scientific foundation and should be retracted. The three lead researchers were Phillip W. Lambert Bernard A. Roos and Bruce W Hollis.
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Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine
Journal of Laboratory and Clinical Medicine
Richard E. Behrman
The
Cleveland) Plain Dealer
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Case
Phillip W. Lambert
Bernard A. Roos
Bruce W. Hollis
Lambert
the Plain Dealer
David V. Ragone
Kroger and Employees Resume Negotiations in Ohio Stores
Kroger and Retail Clerks Local 880 prepared to renew talks at 28 stores in northeastern Ohio after a 90 minute session. Ohio actions affect 1,122 workers as Kroger had earlier announced closures of Akron Canton area outlets and a Norwalk Bellevue Mentor site. Executives hope to decide store fate by mid July as unions press for concessions. Separately Kroger plans 70 Michigan store closings amid broader labor disputes.
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Cleveland
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Northeastern
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Norwalk
Bellevue
Mentor
Solon
Kroger
James McIntire
Cincinnati
Michigan
Irv Gitlin
Gitlin
Ohio weekend traffic toll reaches twelve deaths
Two double fatality crashes boosted Ohio weekend road toll to 12, per the Highway Patrol. Rosy totals cover 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Sunday with police counting all weekend fatalities.
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First Elyrian enters Apple Fest pageant
Elyria high school senior Amy H. Nevins becomes the first Elyrian entered in the fourth Apple Festival Princess Pageant. The queen prize includes a NYC weekend with Broadway tickets, flowers, banners, trophies, and gifts for the queen and three princesses on Sept 15 in Ely Square. Eligibility covers single women 17 to 25 living in Elyria or Elyria Township. applications due Aug 15.
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Amy H. Nevins
Ely Square
Elyria Township
Commerce and Industry Association of
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Second St
God told me to sue Angley after Germany arrest
Ernest Angley, Ohio faith healer, says he will sue over his arrest in West Germany where police broke up a service with about 350 attendees in a Munich hotel. He asserts a divine directive to file lawsuits and cites his Grace Cathedral headquarters in Summit County.
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Munich
Sidewalk Art Show At Bay Village Library
Jalvis Holmnek 5 offers encouraging tips to sister Barbie 11 as she completes sidewalk chalk art inspired by Sylvester and the Magic Pebble at Bay Village Library. Pre school to junior high children joined the competition in this Friday event.
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Barbie
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