Wholesale prices fall for first time in six years
Washington reports February producer price index declined 0.1 percent led by big drops in energy and autos, with gasoline 2.7 percent cheaper and energy products down 1.8 percent. The drop ends a long run of rising prices, signaling cheaper goods through the supply chain.
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Trial scheduled for pharmacist on 398 drug charges after raid
After a two year delay, pharmacist Mukhtar A. Syed faces 398 felony drug charges as a judge ruled the second search warrant used to seize pharmacy records valid. No trial date set. prosecutors expect a lengthy trial. Ford Lorain plant to run two straight weeks as union outlines shift plans. Weather: showers tonight and Saturday with temperatures in mid 40s to upper 50s.
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Confusion Over $20 Million Supermarket Settlement Mailer
A Cleveland area notice confuses residents by outlining scrip valued at about $26 per household in seven counties, redeemable for food. Experts say do nothing to receive scrip. only return the form if you do not want it. First scrip mailing slated for September. Charities receive unredeemed funds or scrip.
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Oberlin Aide Recaps Williams Resignation and Honors
Ex-Senator Harrison A Williams Jr a 1941 Oberlin alumnus and 1981 Abscam convict resigns from the Senate. Oberlin and Harvard Law figure Erwin Griswold 1925 graduate will handle his appeal. Griswold former dean of Harvard Law School solicitor general under Johnson and Nixon spoke at an Oberlin career conference.
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Oberlin College
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Abscam
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Erwin Griswold
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Harvard Law School
Lyndon Johnson
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Ohio
United Steelworkers of America
Columbia University Law School
Personal plea against gun ownership and push for safety training
A police reporter argues against buying a gun and urges training to reduce risks to families and neighbors. The piece cites Madison Heights training mandates, notes practical hurdles, and details Cleveland Police Department instruction emphasizing safety, restraint, and the life changing responsibility of the shooter.
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Madison Heights
Mich
William McComb
Cleveland Police Department
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