High mounted brake lights gain quick Ohio buyers
Motorists in Ohio embrace high mount rear brake lights despite not all needing them. Prices range 10 to 15 dollars with installation often 15 to 30 dollars. Studies by National Highway Traffic Administration and tests in Washington show fewer rear end collisions with eye level lights. AAA confirms strong sales and warns installation varies by shop.
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Ohio
Rich Ksenich
Nationwise Auto Parts
Cleveland St
Elyria
National Highway Traffic Administration
Telephone Company
Washington, D.C
Philip Hartman
Ohio Motorist Magazine
American_ Automobile _ Association
AAA
Stalemate in tax overhaul talks slows deadline progress
Congressional negotiators made little headway on a compromise tax plan as they wrestle over a $26 billion revenue package to balance Senate and House versions. The 14 items include trimming the sales tax deduction, curbing mortgage interest deductions, and expanding 401(k) limits, with ongoing disputes over rate cuts and timing.
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Washington
Reagan
Senate
Dan Rostenkowski
D-Il
Packwood
House
Charles Rangel
D-N.y
Jenco's Ohio Cousin Plans Visit After Release
Dorothy Bates of West Carrollton, Ohio, a first cousin of Rev. Lawrence Jenco, welcomed news of the Illinois priest's release with cautious optimism. She said she would believe it when he sets foot on U S soil and plans to visit Joliet after his recovery.
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Damascus
Syria
David Jacobsen
Lebanon
Gen. Custer
Alamo
Lawrence Jenco
Joliet
Bekaa Valley
Jenco
Peggy Say
Eves Terry Anderson
Islamic Jihad
Kuwait
U.S
Jacobsen
Associated Press
West Carrollton
Ohio
Illinois
United States
Dorothy Bates
Dayton
Bates
Sunbelt fuels rise in national crime statistics
The FBI reports 1985 crime rose 5 percent from 1984, the first year-to-year increase since 1981, driven by Sunbelt activity amid in-migration and a larger 16 to 24 year old population. Total crimes reached 12.4 million, with two thirds being larcenies, and regional gains varied from South to West.
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Washington
FBI
Sunbelt
South
West
United States
Northeast
Midwest
Alfred Blumstein
School of Urban and Public Affairs
Carnegie-Mellon University
Pittsburgh
Fidel Castro Nears Sixtieth Birthday Boss of Cuba
Fidel Castro, the Sierra Maestra guerrilla leader who sparked the Cuban revolution three decades ago, remains the dominant political figure in Cuba as he nears his 60th birthday. The report notes his longevity in power and highlights his latest broadside against the United States, including remarks condemning drug use as a sign of moral decline in the country.
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Sierra Maestra
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Fulgencio Batista
Castro
U.S
Weather outlook for Elyria area shifts to warm sun
Outside mostly sunny today with highs in the 80s. Partly cloudy tonight and Monday with lows in the 60s and highs in the mid to upper 80s. Station 424 East River, two blocks north of Elyria Memorial Hospital, issues the forecast.
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ILY RS
Irarn Station
East River
Elyria Memorial Hospital
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C-T
Ksenich
Bob Packwood
R-Ore
Richard Gephardt
D-Ma
Gephardt
Rangel
Donald Pease
Custer
Terry Anderson
Eobtie
Huntington Beach
Calif
American University Hospital
Beirut
Fidel
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