Reagan poised for total victory as budget vote nears
The Senate approved a 39 billion budget cut package with an 80 to 15 vote amid late-night action, signaling a near total victory for Reagan. The House set a showdown over a 377 billion package, with Republicans winning a key procedural vote 217 to 210 and final 214 to 208. Conservative Democrats supported the GOP on the procedural move, while Democrats accused White House pressure of subverting Congress. Speeches and lobbying followed as differences must be reconciled.
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Budget Committee
James Jones
D-Okla
Los Angeles
Larry Speakes
SOS Seeks Dennis Sprouse For Leukemia Patient
Miami couple seeking a Dennis Sprouse who once lived on Walnut Street in Elyria as a potential bone marrow donor for Jim George, a 33 year old with leukemia. They pursued leads after a June Atlanta TV appearance and ask readers to call collect with any information.
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Jim George
Kansas City
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Jim
Marilyn
Missouri
Atlanta
Dennis Sprouse
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Sprouse
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Lorain
Metro Desk
C-T
Georges
UAW Criticized Over Foreign Goods Sale
Hager Burkhard accuses UAW Local 780 leadership of hypocrisy for sanctioning a June 3 sale of foreign made products to members while the national union urges a boycott. Larry Tanner calls Burkhard’s charges a tempest in a teapot as questions about propriety and “double talk” swirl.
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Hager Burkhard
United Auto Workers
UAW
Larry Tanner
Burkhard
Fisher
General Motors
Sugar Hearns win showdown sets Magic 25 million
Sugar and Hearns win to set up a high stakes showdown, with the magic prize pegged at 25 million dollars as reported in sports Page B-10.
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Sugar
Hearns
Contractor guilty in Lorain housing scandal verdict
Jurors found Cleon Elliott guilty on two counts of grand theft one count unlawful interest in a public contract and one count perjury in the Lorain housing rehabilitation case. Elliott faces prison terms up to five years per grand theft and unlawful interest plus fines up to 2500 dollars per count and up to ten years for perjury. He was released on his own recognizance pending a pre sentence report.
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Cleon Elliott
Lorain
Elliott
Richard M Markus
Philip Taylor
Douglas MacGillivray
Jonathan Rosenblum
Lorain Officials Convicted in Fraud Trial
Inside Lorain Service Director Eric Jaccn bozzi and former Lorain Community Development Director Stanford Prudoff, sentences of 2 to 15 years each plus fines also convicted in that trial was Koury's wife Maxine placed on probation by Judge Ralph McAllister. The next trial is scheduled Monday before Judge Markus. Defendants will be Anthony Rodgers Lorain building inspector and Walter Michalski former building inspector.
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Lorain Service
Eric Jaccnbozzi
Lorain
Stanford Prudoff
Koury
Maxine
Ralph McAllister
Markus
Anthony Rodgers
Walter Michalski
Encore Van Dyck Portrait Restoration Update
The article describes the 17th century Portrait of a Bearded Man showing the work before removal of two overpaint layers by Inter museum Conservation Association staff in Oberlin and after restoration revealing nine different backgrounds the sitter’s thumb and part of his cuff with a note to turn to Encore page 2 for more on Oberlin art restoration.
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van Dyck
Intermuseum Conservation Association
Oberlin
Weather Tonight And Saturday Forecast Details
Clear tonight with lows 45 to 50 and sunny Saturday high 76 or 77. No rain expected tonight or Saturday. Winds variable 5 to 10 mph. Sunrise 5 55 a m Sunset 9 05 p m Details on Page A 3.
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