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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1980

Page

3

Russia arming Baluchi tribe to stir Mideast trouble

Indian intelligence says Soviet officers arm and train 3000 to 4000 Baluchis in Kandahar province to widen influence toward the Persian Gulf. The Baluchis seek homeland across Afghanistan, Aram, and Pakistan’s Baluchistan. Rebels claim heavy fighting, but reports vary on casualties and Soviet involvement beyond Afghanistan.

Chronicle-Telegram Elyria Russia New Delhi India UPI Afghanistan Persian Gulf Aram Pakistan Arabian Sea Gulf of Oran Baluchistan Moscow Tial Kandahar Babrak Karmal Karmal Peshawar Jadran Paktia

U S panel urges compensation for Nevada fallout victims

Washington reports that Carter era task force recommends federal responsibility for some cancer deaths and illnesses of Nevada downwind residents from 1951 1958 nuclear tests potentially affecting other groups including Vietnam veterans asserting Agent Orange harm. About 172000 downwind residents faced cancer risk. 9 to 96 cases possibly linked. Claims exceed 2 billion dollars.

Washington UPT Nevada Carter Interagency Task Force Utah Arizona

Firestone realignment costs 19000 jobs amid plant shutdowns

Firestone plans to close facilities by November while seeking a union settlement to save operations. If no agreement is reached, steps include possible employee ownership. The realignment targets bias-ply capacity with layoffs across Akron Barberton Dayton Los Angeles Salinas and Pottstown plants, totaling thousands of workers facing reductions.

Firestone Brown Riley

Rubber workers angry as Firestone shutdown looms

In Summit County, 1415 Firestone workers face six months to find new jobs. Old timers fear retirement cuts while younger workers seek revenge. Akron and Barberton linger in uncertainty as rubber industry fortunes sag and local business fears collapse. Bar owners warn their livelihoods hinge on the plant’s fate.

Firestone Akron Barberton Carter William Judge

Cop probe findings sent to prosecutor in Strongsville

Seven new policemen were sworn in by Mayor Walter Ehrnfelt as a months long probe into alleged department misconduct was turned over to the Cuyahoga County Prosecutor's office. The mayor described internal strife affecting duties morale discipline and relations. He did not specify how many officers or the exact allegations though reports include possible felonies. The probe began after anonymous letters in fall 1979 accused officers of wrong doing.

Strongsville Walter Ehrnfelt Cuyahoga County Prosecutor's Office Council Police Department

Guerrillas seek new talks in embassy siege

Guerrillas holding 32 hostages at the Dominican Republic Embassy in Bogota request renewed ransom talks to break a 23 day stalemate. Government confirms talks will resume Friday, with no condition met for freeing jailed leftists, while a handful of hostages include U S Ambassador Diego Asencio and Papal Nuncio Angelo Acerbi.

Bogota Colombia UPI Dominican Republic Diego Uribe Ricardo Galan Foreign Ministry U.S Diego Asencio Monsignor Angelo Acerbi

Americans Arrested At Milan Fashion Show

MilanItaly cops detain ten American models after Italian models protest that foreign workers are taking jobs and higher pay at Milan ready to wear winter shows. Police order the Americans out within 72 hours as tensions rise among fashion workers and a noted Italian photographer defends the hires.

Milan Italy UPI Carol Miles Paris Gious Miss Miles Loretta Gianna Victor Zevani

Ohio News in Brief: Oct 7 start. Flynt libel suit set

Mansfield district moves to begin the 1980-81 school year on October 7 after rejecting a renewed $1 million loan, amid 9.6 mill tax levy defeat. Columbus vows a $10 million libel suit against Larry Flynt’s Hustler goes to trial July 14, with Loeb the plaintiff. Mansfield veteran sheriff seeks re‑election after petitions filed by wife Betty amid prior misconduct. Cleveland lottery nightly number hits 432 with $574,475 in ticket sales and $371,593 payout. Continental Board of Education stands by decision to keep John Steinbeck's Of Mice and Men off the classroom list, library restricted instead.

Mansfield UPI Mansfield City Board of Education James Fox Columbus Larry Flynt Hustler Magazine Franklin County Common Pleas Court William Loeb Manchester Loeb Flynt Penthouse Robert Guccione Guccione Richland County Thomas Weikel Weikel Richland County Board of Elections Betty Cleveland Ohio Lottery Continental Continental Board of Education John Steinbeck Michael Mitchell

Union Fight Over Fired Electricians Moves to Mediation

After nearly ten hours of hearings, IBEW Local 673 and management failed to resolve the firing of 15 electricians for wearing American flag decals in support of Iranian hostages. An intermediate grievance session will include the union’s 4th District and the NECA national director as mediation continues this week.

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Fluoridation Ruling Delayed for Ohio City

A federal judge in Cleveland delayed for at least a month the fluoridation of the public water supply for Cuyahoga Falls in Summit County. Judge John M. Manos gave 24 citizens 20 days to file briefs claiming civil rights violations of a state ruling mandating fluoridation for systems serving more than 5,000 people. The citizens sought a restraining order to block officials from obeying the mandate, arguing fluoride poses health risks including cancer genetic damage and worsening of diabetes and kidney conditions.

Cleveland Cuyahoga Falls Summit County John M. Manos Manos

Gravediggers Strike Affects Cleveland Cemeteries

United Steelworkers Local 14290 walkouts at Lake View Cemetery Cleveland and Knollwood Cemetery Mayfield Heights halt burial services. Lake View strike began Wednesday. Knollwood began last Saturday. Previously, Lake View endured six weeks on strike and Knollwood faced about six months in 1978.

Cleveland UPS Cleveland Area United Steelworkers of America Lake View Cemetery Knollwood Cemetery Mayfield Heights Lake View Knollwood

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