Local press touts wide wire services and bold CT magazine
The newspaper highlights extensive wire service coverage from AP and UPI along with supplemental sources from Knight-Ridder and the Christian Science Monitor. It promotes home delivery in Cuyahoga and Lorain counties and notes an invitation for former carriers to contact about delivering the CT while joking about skywriting.
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CT TV
Associated Press
United Press International
Knight-Ridder
The
Christian Science Monitor
Cuyahoga
Lorain County
Bendix May Not Move Elyria Plant to Virginia
Bendix officials consider alternatives to Newport News Va for relocating Heavy Vehicle Systems Group production from Elyria as orders rise for electronics parts and an aerospace contract appears promising. Elyria, with wages around 17 to 18 dollars per hour, has the highest labor costs among nine U S and Canadian plants, pressuring a phasedown that could trim roughly 230 blue collar jobs while about 500 salaried workers remain after the shutdown. United Auto Workers Local 971 ratified a plant closing agreement June 9.
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Heavy Vehicle Systems Group
Elyria
Newport News
Bendix Newport
Jovan
Bendix
Virginia
U.S
Canada
United Auto Workers
UAW
Lake Erie back in focus as congressmen visit
Ohio Sea Grant chair Jack Waldock led a Lake Erie briefing for two U.S. congressmen, their wives and nine aides at Port Clinton Yacht Club. The visit included a showing of boats and marinas on Gibraltar Island while experts warned of pollution aging the lake, urged funding, and discussed phosphorus, oxygen depletion, and Maumee River sediment as key issues.
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Lake Erie
Jack Waldock
Sandusky
Waldock
Selected Meat Co
Ohio Sea Grant
Northwestern Ohio Advisory Committee
U.S
Port Clinton Yacht Club
Ohio State University
Franz Theodore Stone Laboratory
Gibraltar Island
Congress
Ohio
Charles E. Herdendorf
Heidendorf
Maumee River
Maumee
Jeffrey M. Reutter
Steven H. Cole
Ohio Division of Wildlife
Norville L. Hall
Ohio Division of Watercraft
Reutter
Ontario
Hall
United States
Gunman surrenders after standoff at Washington Monument
A 34 year old man from Flint Michigan named Paul Gundlach held a Civil War era cap and ball pistol to his head inside the Washington Monument for over two hours before surrendering to U S Park Police no shots were fired about 90 tourists were evacuated a six man SWAT team and dogs aided the surrender an Army bomb disposal unit examined two backpacks bought by the man at the monument for possible explosives authorities said he appeared to be in personal crisis and had recently lost his job.
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Washington
UPI
Washington Monument
U.S. Park
Paul Gundlach
Flint
Mich
Gundlach
Lillian Gundlach
Texas
Park
Ron Dendy
Dendy
District of Columbia and
Park Police
Weekend Weather Mix With Showers Likely Today
The forecast calls for outside showers and thunderstorms with a high near 75. Tonight will see partial clearing and cooler air with a low around 59. Sunday should be mostly sunny and pleasant with highs in the 70s. A 70 percent rain chance today falls to 10 percent tonight and Sunday. Friday's high 77 and low 51. sunrise 5:53 a.m. sunset 9:04 p.m. Details on Page A3.
Besieged guerrillas fortify Beirut enclaves amid looming assault
Palestinian guerrillas in Moslem west Beirut dig dirt embankments and sandbags to shield enclaves as Israeli troops and Christian allies threaten an onslaught. Ariel Sharon warned Palestinians of limited chances, while Habib met Lebanese President Sarkis seeking a political fix to avert overrun.
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Beirut
Terry Anderson
Philip C. Habib
Elias Sarkis
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