Unemployment shifts as May shows mixed U S signals
UPI reports May unemployment rose 0.1 point to 9.5 percent nationwide with 10.6 million jobless. Ohio's rate fell 0.7 point to 11.7 percent, while Michigan led with 14.3 percent. Commissioner Norwood notes labor force gains and steadier factory employment amid improving service sectors.
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Van and luxury car sales show gains for Ford and GM
Ford reports a 14 percent rise in truck sales from Jan 1 to May 20 with Econoline up 20 percent and Club Wagon up 9 percent, aided by Avon Lake and Lorain plants. GM trucks and vans rise 258 percent, while large and luxury cars gain but less dramatically. Lincoln Continental remains a notable model.
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Burger King winner to receive 1 million prize in Cleveland area
A 22-year-old suburban Cleveland resident won Burger King’s "$1 million Aren't You Hungry? Whopper Game" prize. She will be revealed June 17 at a champagne luncheon at Stouffer's Inn on the Square in Cleveland. The winner earned her stamp from a local BK restaurant among 90 million stamps nationwide.
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Israeli airstrikes hit PLO bases in Beirut after London ambush
Israeli warplanes bombed the PLO headquarters and refugee camps in Beirut's Fakhani district and near Shatila and Sabra less than a day after the ambush on Israel's ambassador in London. Beirut airport closed, flights diverted to Cyprus and Damascus.
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Head on Route 57 crash injures Elyria women
Two Elyria women, Barbee Bond 36 of 160 Brunswick Drive and Carole Arnold 23 of 918 Abbe Road, were seriously injured in a head-on collision on Route 57 near Midway Mall. Bond remained in critical condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital with hip arm and leg injuries and extensive cuts. Arnold was in serious condition with leg knee and pelvic injuries. Police said Bond’s northbound car crossed the median after a westbound car cut into her lane. both women were extracted by the fire department. Mirkovic 18 of Lakewood, who drove the other car, was cited for improper lane usage. Arnold was cited for driving under license suspension.
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Encore C T film writer names summer film roundup spread
Encore C T features writer Steve Fogarty presents his annual roundup of major films for the summer season in a special double page spread. The issue also highlights a TV magazine spotlight on the Tony Awards.
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Evening cloudiness with showers and cool lows
Tonight mostly cloudy with a 40 percent chance of showers and near 55 degrees. Saturday looks partly cloudy with highs 65 to 70 and a 20 percent chance of rain. Winds northeast around 10 mph. Sunrise 5 55 a m Sunset 8 56 p m Details on Page A 3
Reagan Seeks Falklands Cease Fire With Thatcher in Paris
President Reagan met with Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher in Paris to urge a cease fire before a full Argentine withdrawal. The talks, held near the Versailles summit, followed a Haig briefing noting no force use and urging restraint as Britain insists on complete withdrawal as a precondition.
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