U S and Egypt push Arabs on peace pact lobbying
The United States and Egypt intensified efforts to win Arab support for the Israel peace treaty. Sadat said the March 26 signing should occur in Washington, warned of post treaty clashes with Begin over Palestinian self rule, and expected a tough line from Arafat who urged King Hussein to oppose the pact.
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Irish Pride Brightens St Patrick's Day Outside Brendan's
A red-haired girl named Siobhan McGreal, 14, stands outside Brendan's Fine Irish Imports at 27330, proclaiming it's a great day for the Irish. The scene captures festive St Patrick's Day spirit with green attire and cheerful mood.
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Fruitless AmShip meeting as Lorain boilermakers walk out
Disgruntled members of Boilermakers Local 358 walked out of a special meeting at Kennedy Hall on Baumhart Road amid 215 days of strike at Lorain’s American Shipbuilding Co AmShip Division. They demand a cost of living adjustment and oppose a job flexibility plan while seeking a new offer to accept.
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Planned Lorain health spa sparks citizen protest
In Lorain a Catholic priest and local citizens urge council to block a proposed health spa at 754 Broadway owned by Richard Reiger. Petition drives press for licensing limits while officials weigh zoning reprisals and possible building permits amid downtown concerns.
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Pete Schroeder
United State Steel
North Olmsted schools face accreditation jeopardy amid finances
North Olmsted's school system risks losing accreditation from the North Central Association due to financial problems and weak community support. The association cited underfunded library materials, with underspending rising from 1976 77 to over 5000 in 77 78. A 9.9 mill levy election on March 29 could determine funds for libraries and programs. If the levy fails, accreditation may be lost and programs could be cut to meet state standards.
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Local forecast shows clearing tonight with patchy clouds
The forecast calls for a low near 40 tonight and mostly cloudy conditions on Sunday with high temperatures in the 60s. There is a 20 percent chance of rain tonight and Sunday.
Health care costs rise as CT varsity begins series
The Cleveland area faces higher health care costs as a five part CT series launches. Gas nears a dollar per gallon while residents weigh migration to the region. Restaurateurs report theft challenges impacting revenue. Peter Strauss promotes The Jericho Mile on WEWS Channel 5 at 9 PM.
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Security steps under way for Rosalynn Carter visit
First Lady Rosalynn Carter plans a visit to Lorain on Monday with preparations by Cleveland and Washington Secret Service agents that have been under way for some time. Story on Page B-2.
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Kucinich Warns Of 1300 Cleveland Layoffs Over Repayment Plan
Mayor Dennis Kucinich accused Cleveland City Council of endangering a state bailout as he warned 1,200 to 1,300 municipal workers could be laid off, including 500 police and 200 firefighters, starting April 13 unless the council reverses its plan to set aside 14 million in city income tax receipts for a default repayment.
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