Cuyahoga County Adopts Night Grocery Hours
Night grocery hours debut in Cuyahoga County drawing mixed crowds at Regos Stop-N-Shop Westlake Heinen s Bay Village and Fazio s North Olmsted with shoppers praising the 6 p m curfew lift despite sparse opening night crowds and power shortages delaying original plans. Local store officials said the hours will grow as demand rises with full time workers welcoming weekday evenings and some residents noting relief from Saturday lines and Lorain County trips.
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Steel firms hesitate as price hike rides on US Steel decision
UPI reports most steel companies delayed new price increases awaiting US Steel Corp to confirm or roll back its $10.50 per ton hike. National Steel cut in, Wheeling-Pittsburgh matched, round of increases set to start April 1 amid inflation concerns and coal cost pressures.
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February Trade Deficit Reaches Historic High in U S
The United States posted the largest February trade deficit on record as imports exceeded exports by 4.5 billion dollars. Exports fell 1 percent to 99 billion while imports rose to 144 billion, with petroleum products and industrial goods driving the gap. The February shortfall follows a 10 percent jump in oil imports and broad increases across iron, steel, machinery, and transport equipment. The deficit remains a concern for economic policy and the dollar’s value.
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Man survives 27 story fall then climbs shaft to evade police
An unnamed man survives a 27 story plunge and flees into a maintenance shaft adjacent to a ventilation shaft. He shouts vulgarities on the 29th floor, jumps from a 32nd floor door, and attempts to descend an eight foot fence and pipe as officers try to stop him.
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Motors firms unveil plan to merge sales operations
DETROIT UPI reports American Motors Corp and Renault officials announced a preliminary agreement to combine sales and, in time, manufacturing operations of the two automotive groups.
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City budget shows tight funds as contracts near expiry
Haywood warned no funds remain for employee raises once contracts end July 1. Felix Klimczak pressed for details as funds were shown depleted. Ernest Brewer lamented the lack of money for negotiations while Beverley Renner forecast a smaller deficit than last year and a $787,632 rise in general funds to about $6.2 million, with accounts expected to balance.
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Gloomy roads outlook as river crossing hovers in wetlands
The Huron River crossing to link Loram County with Toledo may require a 3,000 foot bridge over a wetland, a costly proposition. In Lorain, Broadway and Kansas Avenue railroad underpasses face delayed start dates, possibly 1980. Downriver, Rt 10 to Rt 20 expansion is debated amid environmental hurdles delaying repairs and new construction.
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Dover man wins 25000 prize in Ohio Lottery drawing
Ronald Frasier, 29, a chemical operator from Dover and New Philadelphia resident, won 25000 in the Ohio Lottery Thursday night. Other winners include Patti Lewis of Enon with 140000, Mary Mosic of Columbus 7200, Edwin Wolff of Toledo 6800, and Roger D. Cole of Lyons 8200. Lottery numbers given cover three, two, single, six digit and various regional draws across Michigan and Pennsylvania as reported.
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Enon
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Columbus
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Toledo
Roger D. Cole
Wall Street Falls as Trade Deficit Smashes Records
Opening Wall Street reports stock prices retreat after government releases a record February U.S. trade deficit. The Dow Jones average slips 1.91 to 757.71 in early trading as declines outweigh gains on the NYSE, with numerous stocks lower and a 4-3 gap in losers versus winners.
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Computer error gives man 30000 windfall and flight
In Mountain View California a cafeteria worker at the Palo Alto Veterans Administration Hospital allegedly cashed a $30,000 windfall from a banking error. Juanitas, 26, described as alert opportunist, faces grand theft charges after fleeing with Cash and a cashier’s check totaling over $30,000.
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