Encore survey offer promises $50 prizes to readers
Readers are invited to mail back survey forms from Encore with name and address. Ten winners will receive $50 each with no strings attached, intended for a Night on the Town. The CT will use responses to tailor offerings and may share some entertainment ideas with readers.
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House Budget Panel Approves 1981 Balanced Budget Plan
The House Budget Committee, voting 18-6, backs a $611.8 billion spend plan with $613.8 billion in revenues and a $2 billion surplus, trimming $16.5 billion from Carter’s proposal. It targets cuts to urban aid and jobs programs and ends Saturday mail delivery, drawing liberal Democratic opposition over social-program reductions and tax-break concerns.
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House
Carter
Stephen Solarz
Rot
Norwalk Duck Detained Overnight In City Jail
A large white duck spent four nights in a Norwalk city jail cell after being ejected from a bar. Patrol Sgt. Michael Ruggles and officers subdued the bird with a blanket then sought adoption offers from residents before releasing it to Mr. and Mrs. Leland Stower on a farm north of Norwalk.
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Primary field set in Lorain County contests and candidates
Lorain County voters face June 3 primaries with 27 Democrats 18 Republicans and 3 independents. Key races include Democratic contests for congressman sheriff common pleas judge prosecutor recorder and county commissioner with incumbents challenging rivals and nominees to face their Republican counterparts in the general election.
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Lorain County
Donald J. Pease
John Michael Ryan
Vermilion
Peter Willian Vander Wyden
Amherst
Norbert G. Denners Jr
Columbia Station
David EB. Armstrong
North Ridgeville
Anthony J. DePaola
Daniel
Common Pleas
Paul J. Mikus
John J. Hritsko
Lorain
John F. Mackin
Avon Lake
Joseph J. Cirigliano
Joseph Ro Grunda
Daniel P Stringer
James A.smith
Avon
Henry King
Alan J Zaleski
Elyria
Victor J. Wlaszyn
Lorain doctor found guilty of drugs misdemeanor
Dr Moon, a Lorain physician, was found guilty Thursday of knowingly permitting his home to be used for felony drug abuse a first degree misdemeanor. A five man jury acquitted him of possessing marijuana for sale and cultivating marijuana felony charges. Jurors deliberated two hours Wednesday and nearly six hours Thursday. Moon, 52, faces up to six months in jail and a $1,000 fine with sentencing set for March 31. He reacted as he left the courthouse with his wife covering their faces.
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Tony Wook Moon
Hts
Common Pleas
Lorain
Moon
Canterbury Court
Robert J. Corts
Fuldheim struck by pie at fundraiser in Solon
Dorothy Fuldheim, 96, WEWS TV commentator, was hit in the face with a cream pie during a Solon High School fundraiser speech. She said she was stunned and uninjured, while two Cleveland residents were charged with inducing panic and disturbing a lawful meeting.
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UPI
Ohio
Dorothy Fuldheim
Miss Fuldheim
Shaker Heights
Wews-Tv
Solon High School
Fuldheim
Joel Rose
WEWS
Dorothy
Constance French
Glenn Zaggar
Weather forecast for Sanrixe with flurries and cold temps
A chance of snow flurries this afternoon with temperatures in the upper 30s. Tonight, a chance of snow flurries with diminishing winds and a low in the upper 20s. Saturday, partly cloudy with highs near 40. Precipitation chances 20 percent tonight and 14 percent Saturday. Winds NW 10 to 20 mph tonight. Sunset 6:40 p.m. Details on Page B-5.
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