Talks underway in Washington Oberlin controllers ready picket plan
PATCO plans a possible strike with 80 percent of local members favoring action. A Sunday midnight deadline looms before a 7 a.m. walkout, with 6:30 a.m. pickets planned at the center. Officials prepare contingency operations as FAA talks resume in Washington.
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Professional Air Traffic Controllers Organization
PATCO
Ed Zacovic
Zacovic
Washington
Transporation
Drew Lewis
U.S
Lewis
Federal Aviation Administration
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
FAA
Lewis’ Agency
Civil Aeronauics Board
CAB
Former inspector testifies Iraq readying nuclear arms
Former IAEA inspector Roger Richter told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that Iraq was developing a capability to produce nuclear weapons over the next several years and that his warning to the State Department was ignored. He noted Israel’s June 7 air strike on the Iraqi reactor, defended as a defensive action, while the committee probes potential violations of a U.S. jet sale agreement.
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Washington
UPI
International Atomic Energy Agency
Israel
Iraq
Roger Richter
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Richter
United States
Pope John Paul II readmitted to hospital after fever setback
Vatican says Pope John Paul II was readmitted to a hospital with a fever that delayed plans for a reversal of his bypass surgery. Simultaneously the UN Security Council condemned the Israeli raid, urged compensation, and called for inspection of Israel’s nuclear facilities. Jeane Kirkpatrick backed the resolution, saying it satisfied no one and warned that Washington would veto broader sanctions.
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Vatican City
UPI
John Paul II
Vatican
Gemelli Polyclinic
John Paul
Richter
United Nations Security Council
Israel
U.S
Jeane Kirkpatrick
Council
United States
Middle East
U.N
Weather outlook with scattered showers and warm weekend
Tonight cloud cover remains high with a 40 percent chance of showers and nonsevere storms and a low in the upper 40s to lower 60s. Sunday becomes partly cloudy with highs in the low to mid 80s and a 20 percent precipitation chance. Details on Page A-3.
Fat Man Campo eyes Ohio Derby in Runyon-esque style
Johnny Campo trainer of Pleasant Colony drew headlines at Holiday Inn for the $150,000 Ohio Derby. He boasted of long hours and business smarts, joked about Runyon characters, and tipped Paristo and Pass The Tab while predicting Prince Fortune’s form. He spoke of cigar ads, Santa Clara cigars, and his relaxed, confident routine.
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North Randall
Damon Runyon
Johnny
Fat Man) Campo
Campo
Harry the Horse
Runyon
Cleveland Way
Grand Ballroom
Holiday Inn
Pleasant Colony
Santa Clara
Prince Fortune
Paristo
Harry
Fat Man
Cleveland
Birmingham Seeks Keep Woollybear Festival Home
Birmingham considers retaining the Woollybear Festival at its traditional site as petitions circulate to keep it on Route 113 60. Lorain County Fairgrounds Wellington is eyed as a new host with Dick Goddard and Neil Zurcher planning a July meeting with the fair board to discuss options. Other sites include Wellington Chamber of Commerce Oberlin Amherst The Landings Avon Lake. The Firelands 4 H Club asks to keep Birmingham. The date is chosen by Goddard avoiding Browns games.
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Maureen Coe
Lorain County Fairgrounds
Wellington
Wjkw Tv-8
Dick Goddard
Neil Zurcher
Fair Board
Wellington Chamber of Commerce
Oberlin
Firelands Farmers 4-H Club
Goddard
Cleveland Browns
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Johnny Campo
John Kenney
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