Wake-up by phone aids workers with late shifts
Cleveland Mobile Telephone offers a wake-up service through its Telephone Message Bureau. Subscribers pay 17.60 dollars monthly for 25 calls with 40 cents per extra call, mainly blue-collar men needing early calls between 6 and 8 am, though some occur as early as 3 am or as late as 11 pm. Evelyn Ronsky is the chief operator.
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Telephone Message Bureau
Cleveland Mobile Telephone Inc
CMT
Stan Ronsky
Phone
Parma
Elyria
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Ronsky
Evelyn Ronsky
PLO withdrawal plan discussed for Beirut as tensions ease
The Beirut pullout plan backed by U S envoy Habib’s go between foresees 6000 PLO troops leaving West Beirut within three weeks via the Damascus Road. A multi national force including U S troops would replace Israeli units, with PLO dispersal to Syria Jordan Iraq and Egypt and a possible limited Israeli withdrawal timeline.
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U.S
Philip Habib
Palestine Liberation Organization Today
PLO
Beirut
Sadb Salam
Salam
Yasser Arafat
Lebanon
West Beirut
Mahmoud Labadi
Arab League
Jedda
Saudi Arabia
Weekend Weather Outlook With Showers Likely Tonight
The forecast calls for cloudy skies with scattered showers and a thunderstorm tonight and a low near 65. Saturday will be partly cloudy with highs in the upper 70s to around 80. Precipitation chances run about 40 percent tonight and 10 percent Saturday, with page A-3 for details.
Ford recalls 1150 for Lorain plant
Ford Motor Co. Lorain assembly plant will recall 1,150 workers on the passenger car lines who were on temporary layoff due to higher demand for the intermediate size Ford Thunderbirds and Mercury XR-7s. The Lorain plant will continue overtime production of Econoline vans next week while passenger lines are shut for retooling to produce the new smaller 1983 Thunderbirds, debuting in November.
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Ford Motor Co
Lorain
Ford
USW rejects reopener in $6 billion concession stalemate
USW local presidents nationwide voted to reject reopening the contract and any concessions valued at about 6 billion dollars to aid the steel industry. The Basic Steel Industry Conference, with 633 members, chose to keep the current agreement through August. Lloyd McBride said the union has failed to secure a new accord with the eight largest steel firms. Local 1104 leader Bartos welcomed the rejection, noting expected concessions and vowing study after returning from Pittsburgh.
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United Steelworkers
Basic Steel Industry Conference
USW
Lloyd McBride
Water rate dispute between Elyria and Amherst sparks legitimacy fight
The 2717 000 water bill clash centers on whether a Mayoral rate agreement between Elyria and Amherst is valid. Amherst has paid 450 000 of undisputed bills dating to 1981 while 250 000 remains, with Amherst citing retroactive June 1980 rate changes and Elyria denying council approval. The judge indicated only a council action can bind, set pretrial dates, and noted potential breaches over first 20 000 cubic feet and Stang Road disputes, while urging resolution of money issues.
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Elyria
Amherst
Anthony DePaola
Lorain County Common Pleas Court
Joseph Cirigliano
Amherst Law
Thomas Sanborn
George Ferguson
DePaola
Cirigliano
Oo Amherst
West Ridge
Ciri- Aliano
Elyria Township
Keys
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Tommy Williams
Margaret Versace
Januzzi
Tommy
Linda
Williams
Canterbury Road
Dave Zapotosky
Thomas Ott
Cleveland Mobile Tele
Auctions Ag
Cuyahoga
Dear Abby
al Outdoor
Bs Sports
United Press International
Turkey
Syria
Egypt
Damasco
Ammarr
Israel
Jordan
Iraq
SAUD
Arabia
Cairo
Miles
UPI
Martin Bartos
United Steel Workers Local 1104
U.S. Steel
Pittsburgh
Nevada
Amber
Siang Road
DePanta
Willliam Parker
Miayor Parker
Lorain Safety Service
Salkow
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