Browns select Willis Adams in first round trade with San Diego
New York reports Willis Adams, 6-2 195, Houston wide receiver, was Cleveland’s first pick after a late trade with San Diego. Adams led his team with 29 receptions for 534 yards and four touchdowns.
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Kathy Moore Abduction Sees No Solid Leads Yet
Elyria Police report no solid lead in the abduction of 21 year old Kathy Moore. Detectives say information continues to pour in about her whereabouts but nothing has panned out. Moore was forced into a car at knifepoint around 1130 p.m. April 22 as she and Debra Mullohan were walking home from visiting relatives.
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Showers Through Friday With Cooler Highs Friday
Weather update shows showers through Friday with a low tonight between 40 and 45 and a high near 60 Friday. The chance of precipitation remains high at 80 percent tonight and 70 percent Friday. Details on Page B-2.
Kravitz case advances as suspect surrenders in Akron
John A. File, 26, of Cleveland, told police he wished to surrender and was held in Akron City Jail after aiding in the abduction and shooting of Julius Kravitz and wounding Georgina Kravitz of Shaker Heights. Michael G. Levine, 35, Lyndhurst, still sought, is accused as the triggerman. The two, named in warrants, face aggravated murder, attempted murder, and kidnapping charges.
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Prices rise again as wholesale inflation remains high
Washington reports April wholesale prices up 0.9 percent marking the fifth straight double digit inflation month. Food costs fell 0.3 percent while fuel surged with gasoline up 4.4 percent and home heating oil up 6.7 percent, signaling persistent pressure on households. John A. File, 26, of Cleveland surrenders in Akron related to the kidnapping and slaying of supermarket executive Julie Kravitz, while Michael G. Levine, 35, of Lyndhurst, is the subject of a nationwide manhunt as an armed and dangerous suspect.
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Air crash tied to kidnap motive in slaying case
Michael Levine, accused slayer of supermarket magnate Julius Kravitz, planned to sell his chemical company to Daniel Forbes of Hunting Valley, who died in a Lorain County Regional Airport crash last Friday. Police cite money as the motive, noting Levine mortgaged his home and faced financial pressure.
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Turnpike Probes Radioactive Waste Shipments From Three Mile Island
Investigations began today by Ohio and local officials into the use of the Ohio Turnpike to move radioactive waste from the Three Mile Island reactor near Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Officials say they were not notified of shipments to a Washington dump. at least two trucks have already moved waste and more are expected. Allan Franks of the Ohio EPA calls for advance notice and compliance with laws, while Turnpike Executive Director Allan V. Johnson notes possible need for future notification and proper marking of radioactive vehicles. A Nuclear spokesman provided additional details.
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Kentucky Derby Post Positions 105th Run At Louisville
Post positions for the 105th Kentucky Derby show Golden Act, Spectacular Bid, Chamgo, Screen King and other contenders in a field led by favorites Spectacular Bid and Flying Paster. General Assembly and Sir Ivor Again run as an entry trained by Leroy Jolley.
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Lorain plant to build T birds and Cougar XR-7
Ford Motor Co will assemble the Ford Thunderbird and Mercury Cougar XR-7 at Lorain Assembly Plant next year as the company downsizes its luxury line. Both models will be smaller for 1980, per a story on Page E-22.
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Electric rate hikes hit Ohio users after PUCO action
The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio approved a $60.4 million permanent rate hike for Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co and an $86.2 million emergency increase for Ohio Edison. Residential customers face about $3 to $5 more monthly, with CEI's average bill up $3.05 and Ohio Edison customers paying around $4.80 more. CEI serves 698,000 customers in nine counties. Ohio Edison 800,000 in 35 counties. Rate changes may take effect next week, while Ohio Edison’s emergency relief remains during the review of a $125 million permanent request.
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