Reagan OKs talks with Soviets on space weapons and nukes
Reagan signaled willingness to meet Moscow in September in Vienna to discuss banning space weapons while also pursuing resumed nuclear arms talks. McFarlane said the administration could attend even if the Kremlin does not discuss atomic weapons, amid tense U.S.-Soviet relations and ongoing disagreement over verification.
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Turnpike to reissue first bonds
The Ohio Turnpike Commission approved refinancing 4.11 million of original bonds and a six year repair program with Ohio DOT. Bonds mature December 1 1990 and tolls may end then if federal funding surges. Road to be maintenance free for at least four years before state takeover.
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Weekend Weather Outlook for Local Area
Mostly clear tonight with lows in the mid 50s. Sunday looks mainly sunny with highs around 75 to 80 and a 20 percent chance of rain. Details on Page A-3.
Lewis Center to lead power system for new space station
Cleveland report says NASA Lewis Research Center won a lead role in the first manned space station power system. The assignment stabilizes about 350 jobs at the center and could bring $500 million to $1 billion in work over the next decade, placing Lewis in the space program mainstream.
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Paper gains six column format and new features
The paper unveils changes starting Sunday including a modern six column inside section matching news layout, expanded business news with two new reporters Bob Penick and Amy Richards, and a new weekday page named etcetera on the next to last page with columns from Mike Royko Dick Feagler and more. Sundays vary placement.
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Lillian Hellman dies at 77 in Massachusetts
Playwright Lillian Hellman died at 77 at Martha's Vineyard Hospital near her summer home in Vineyard Haven Massachusetts. Born in New Orleans her first play was The Children's Hour in 1934. She wrote memoirs Pentimento An Unfinished Woman and Scoundrel Time. Her work includes The Little Foxes Another Part of the Forest Watch on the Rhine and The Searching Wind.
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Martha’s Vineyard Hospital
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Miss Hellman
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Children’s Hour
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Girl to aid prosecution after try on father's life
A 15 year old Lorain girl pleaded guilty to delinquency by felonious assault and agreed to cooperate against her 15 year old boyfriend who is charged with attempted aggravated murder. She was committed to Sagamore Hills Psychiatric Hospital indefinitely with review on release.
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Jobless rate slips in Lorain and neighboring counties
Lorain County unemployment eased to 11.6 percent in May from 12.1, the lowest since June 1981, per Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Services. Cuyahoga rose to 9.5 percent from 9.2, while Huron fell 2 points to 12.7 percent, its lowest since 1981.
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