Kennedy preaches for inner city votes in Cleveland
Senator Edward Kennedy spoke at Mt. Carmel Baptist Church in Cleveland’s East Side, appealing to black voters amid poverty and high unemployment. Flanked by Rep. Fauntroy and Rep. Stokes, he criticized Carter’s policies and urged action to overcome racial and economic injustice ahead of the Ohio primary.
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UPI
Edward Kennedy
Ohio
Secret Service
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Martin Luther King Jr
Carter
Massachusetts
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East Side
Congress
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Walter Fauntroy
District of Columbia
Louis Stokes
Chronicle Telegram Local News Highlight June 2 1980
Local news items from the Chronicle Telegram dated Monday June 2 1980 cover regional updates, community notices, and brief developments across nearby towns. This compact card captures the day’s top neighborhood items and ongoing public interests.
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Chronicle- Telegram
Willard man questions cancer research role years later
Louis Reynolds, 50, of Willard, says he was a human guinea pig in a 1959 cancer study. He underwent thyroid and larynx removal and now receives weekly chemotherapy for glandular cancer. He believes the institute wrote him off without explanation, though a direct cancer link is unproven.
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Willard
UPI
Louis Reynolds
Reynolds
Huron County
Ohio
Sloan-Kettering Institute For Cancer Research
New York City
Sloan-Kettering
Cleveland Clinic
Sloan-Kettering Institute
Institute
Sloan Kettering
Midwest Industries
Esther
Kelly
North Ridgeville eyes curb rate hike to fifteen per quarter
North Ridgeville council considers first reading of legislation to raise curb service from 13 to 15 dollars per quarter and backyard pickup from 19 to 24. The move follows a unanimous committee recommendation prompted by BFI Waste Systems involvement. Representatives note most residents use curb service and a price hike keeps the town competitive with nearby cities.
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North Ridgeville
Utilites Committee
BFI Waste Systems
Brotherton Disposal
Richard Noll
BF1
Noll
George Brotherton
Bfts Elyria Division
West River Road Closure for Culvert Project Near Mall
Elyria Mayor Michael Keys announced a section of West River Road along the mall will close from Midway Boulevard to the south entrance of Midway Mall starting today. Crews install culvert pipes and embankments as part of a $3.5 million widening project expected to run 14 months.
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Midway Boulevard
Midway Mall
Potice
Elyria
Michael Keys
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