Upstanding DJ ends four day seat-a-thon
Cleveland radio host Mike Patrick known as Mr. Mikey completed a four day sit in at Cleveland Stadium drawing 79,201 in total to aid tornado victims and Africa hunger relief. A bikinied fan poured beer over his head as reward.
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Local DJ Patrick Stages 15-Hour Charity Marathon
Patrick, aided by friends and Lorain County Red Cross volunteers, completed a 15 hour effort to raise funds for charity. He aimed for 79 201 dollars per seat but admitted the total fell short. he praised supporters and Live Aid as inspiration while planning a celebratory swim and beer.
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Ohio liquor sales fall as drinkers switch to lighter options
Ohio Liquor Control Board official Rozanne Glass notes a sustained drop in hard liquor sales since 1980, with statewide gallonage down 14.57 percent over five years amid a broader decline in liquor. She cites national liquor declines and a shift toward beer and wine as possible causes. Maynard Baker reports beer and wine rising despite the hard-licking trend.
Wine coolers replace hard liquor in market shifts
Cleveland reported changes in American drink tastes per Susan Barlow of Pick-N-Pay Supermarkets. She notes a rise in low calorie and low alcohol products and alcohol free options like mineral waters as hard liquor sales decline, with growth in light beers and wines.
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New York-New England
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Lawyers Embrace Ads Amid Debate Over Advertising Dignity
Ohio scene highlights legal advertising as Chief Justice Burger opposes advertisement driven law firms. Philip Zauderer wins Supreme Court case allowing specific IUD injury ads with his picture, marking a shift in First Amendment interpretations.
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Warren Burger
Ohio
Columbus
Philip Q. Zauderer
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State of Emergency Declared in South Africa
President P W Botha declared the first South African state of emergency in 25 years. Police powers expanded in 36 cities and towns to curb anti apartheid violence as riots continue. Police fired on protesters and a mob killed a woman suspected of informing.
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South Africa
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Decker Slaney Dominates 3000m Rematch in London
Mary Decker-Slaney led the entire 3000 meter race as Zola Budd faded to finish fourth. Budd struggled while Decker-Slaney powered to an easy victory ahead of the field in London. Details in Sports, Page D-1.
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Liza Minnelli Concert Heads Lorain County Night
The Chronicle-Telegram advertises 525 patrons attending Liza Minnelli at Blossom Music Center with proceeds aiding the Lorain County Arts Council. Details on travel, tickets, and a 1985 reunion event appear on related pages. Weather outlook is partly cloudy with chances of showers.
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Blossom Music Center
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Cleveland
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Paris
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