Guatemalan vote in progress as Guevara widens lead
Gen Anibal Guevara extended his edge in Guatemala presidencial polls as 471 of 3039 boxes reported unofficial totals. Mario Sandoval Alarcon trailed, while a committee member quit, calling the counting process a farce and a disgrace amid U.S. cautions on clean elections and possible aid, with pages to follow.
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Guatemala City
UPI
Anibal Guevara
Guevara
Mario Sandoval Alarcon
National Liberation Movement
Alejandro Maldonado Aguirre
Gustavo Anzueto Vielmann
Authentic Nationalist Central Party
Rudy Fuentes
National Liberation Movement Party
Guatemala
Romeo Lucas Garcia
Fire destroys Red's Tattoo and damages Amherst shops
A late night blaze at the Trading Post Shopping Center on Telegraph Road, Amherst, destroyed Red's Tattoo and damaged neighboring businesses Farmers Bay Restaurant and Habberdashery. Firefighters from Amherst and Oberlin fought the flames for four hours, aided by the state fire marshal to determine the origin.
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Amherst
Farmers Bay
Trading “Post
Telegraph Road
South Amherst
Hubert Hevener
Oberlin
Trading Post
Red’s
Two Banks Cut Prime Rate to 16 Percent
New York banks Chase Manhattan and Morgan Guaranty Trust lowered the prime lending rate to 16 percent, signaling a potential broad decline in rates for borrowers. Economists tie the move to the Fed loosening money and credit, aided by a $3 billion drop in M1 from the prior week.
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New York
Chase Manhattan Bank
U.S
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
Federal Reserve Board
Fed
GM Toyota merger sparks local interest at Elyria plants
Reports that Toyota and General Motors were negotiating to use closed GM plants to build Toyota cars surprised autoworkers at GM’s Fisher Body Plant in Elyria. Local UAW leaders cited potential benefits for workers if true, while GM sought concessions on seniority hours and job classifications amid urgent bargaining.
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Toyota
General Motors
Larry Tanner
UAW
Fisher Body
Elyria
Tanner
U.S
House of Representatives
Hal Hoelzle
United Auto Workers
Hoelzle
GM Council
Weather outlook two days with snow likely tonight
A forecast shows no snow this afternoon with highs in the upper 20s to low 30s. Snow is likely tonight with a low in the low to mid 20s and a 70 percent chance of precipitation. Tuesday remains partly cloudy with highs 25 to 30 and a 20 percent chance of rain or snow as winds shift west to southwest at 10 to 15 mph. Details on Page A-3.
Soak the non-resident tax shift reshapes Cleveland burden
The piece argues cities increasingly rely on non-resident tax revenue, tracing Cleveland’s 1967 adoption of a city income tax and how suburbanites now subsidize urban budgets. It notes credits differences, resulting in higher commuter taxes, and that property taxes have declined while income taxes balloon, shifting burden from business to workers.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Westlake
Bay Village
Bay
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