Israel launches first ground assault in Lebanon raid
Israeli jets and ground troops raid southern Lebanon in the week-long offensive against Palestinian holdouts. Dozens of targets including bridges and highways are hit as casualties mount on both sides. The operation follows air strikes and comes despite talks between Prime Minister Begin and U S envoy Mabib aimed at a cease fire.
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Israel
Lebanon
Menachem
Zabrani River
Tel Aviv
Beirut
The Olmsted boom debate and drilling showdown
In Olmsted Township Green Gas Co has multiple drilling permits and at least six wells. Landowners along Barrett Road signed mineral-rights leases amid concerns over water contamination and landscape clutter. Residents recount salt and chemical tastes, air leaks, and brine pits tied to drilling while officials dispute blame and enforcement.
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Green Gas Co
Barrett Road
Aso
John J. Carney
Rookins
Columbia Mobile Homes
Mary Joyce Lunn
Jang
Carney
Carol Beachy
Beachys
Columbia Gas Co
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
Sargents
OEPA
Division of Oil and Gas
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
All Green Gas Co
Mary Holden
EPA
Annette Dunwoodie
Lewis Road
Anthony Shyle
Malcolm Cole
Cleda Grospitch
Bagley Road
Reagan popularity slips in AP NBC poll
The AP NBC poll based on 1599 adults July 13 14 shows Reagan’s economy rating slipping and inflation concerns rising while support remains strong for his three year tax cut plan. Readers question Reagan’s foreign policy emphasis as inflation dominates early in his term.
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Reagan
Ap-Nbc
Congress
NBC
Hyatt tragedy probes expand as inquiry begins
Kansas City reporters describe the Hyatt Regency collapse during a tea dance at the hotel lobby. Investigators, architects, builders, and operators form five teams to determine cause as 108 died and 186 were injured in the nation’s worst hotel disaster. Hyatt officials insist the sky bridges were indestructible.
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Kansas City
UPI
Hyatt Regency
Hyatt Hotels Corp
Jonn Gambi
Postal strike looms as officials warn on late payments
Glen Thompson says payments may be waived only on an individual basis. Department stores told to check with creditors on payment timing. Home delivery of magazines will be postponed while newsstand service continues. Elyria Post Office will stay open for last minute pickups. Union leaders offered little clarity on a strike, with officials from APWU Local 315 and NALC Local 196 declining comment.
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Glen Thompson
Mike Lotko
Elyria
Jack Thomas
American Postal Workers’ Union
North Ridgeville
North Olmsted
Avon outhouse race returns with quirky wins and wrecks
In Avon the Great Avon Outhouse Race drew big crowds as five heats ran on a narrow course. Jake Scott and the In-house Express claimed the foot powered win in 2 minutes 10.9 seconds, earning $100, while the Hickory Inn Nads in bike-powered craft crashed a patrol car after finishing in 1 minute and a fraction. Luke's Leakers protested a crowded stretch, finishing 20 seconds back.
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Nads
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