Air India jumbo crash blamed on bomb off Ireland
Aviation experts say a bomb caused Air India Flight 182 to explode and crash into the North Atlantic near Cork killing 329 aboard. Officials reported 131 bodies found and autopsies to confirm cause while families including Ohioans were among the dead.
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Discovery landing seals record shuttle voyage at Edwards
Discovery and its international crew completed a near flawless mission with a dawn landing at Edwards Air Force Base California after a 2.9 million mile journey. They launched a record four satellites and served as a laser target in the first Star Wars space shuttle test.Crew included five Americans a French test pilot and a Saudi prince.
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Ohio Representative Attacks Federal Emissions Plan
Ohio Rep. Marie Tansey calls the U S order to start a vehicle emissions inspection program in Lorain Cuyahoga and Lake counties federal blackmail. She objects to threats of bans on industrial construction and loss of highway and sewer funds for noncompliance citing EPA funding penalties. Tansey notes only parts of Ohio would meet options and cites limited air-quality improvements from inspections.
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Trade tensions rise as Pease cites U S Japan rift
U S Rep Don Pease warns that economic differences between the United States and Japan could widen and urges avoiding quotas or tariffs. He cites Japan's auto exports and the falling restraint period, projecting an increase in Japanese cars into the U S market and a growing trade deficit, while noting shared blame for the imbalance.
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Brain drain and rising middle income in Northeastern Ohio study
A regional study using census microdata shows Northeastern Ohio lost 84,400 people 5 years or older from 1975 to 1980 while 110,760 moved in. Youth, educated and low income groups moved out. middle income groups grew, signaling a shift toward a more middle class region but with fewer college graduates.
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Ohio
Brian Cushing
West Virginia University
Michael Fogarty
Census Bureau
Cushing and Fogarty
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