Thatcher forms cabinet as Britain begins new era
Margaret Thatcher, the new prime minister, meets Conservative aides to select a cabinet and steer Britain away from five years of state socialism. James Callaghan leaves Downing Street amid global congratulatory messages. Carter calls to congratulate. Thatcher to meet him at July Tokyo summit.
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UPI
Margaret Thatcher
Britain
Labor Party
James Callaghan
No. 10
Downing Street
Europe
Thatcher
No. 10 Downing Street
St. Francis of Assisi
Carter
Tokyo
Steel haulers end Youngstown walkout return to work
About 500 Youngstown steel haulers voted Friday to return to work, finalizing the end of a month long strike. The group, led by Jim Reese, said they would pressure remaining holdouts and expected signings as other companies resume hauling steel. Shipments in Pennsylvania returned to normal while Ohio Northeastern levels lagged.
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Youngstown Steel
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Cleveland
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Sunday Scene features Clint Worlds life story and Superteacher awards
The feature chronicles Clint Worlds and his wife Liz Denes of Elyria with photos. It includes a look at "Superteachers" across multiple districts and a CT photo essay by John Kenney about 13 year old Anthony Maxey overcoming a leg difference.
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Cowboy Clint Worlds
Clint
Liz Denes
Elyria
John Kenney
Anthony Maxey
Maxey
Strongsville Man Killed In Head-On Crash Involving Stolen Car
David C. Barkes, 25, of Strongsville, died early today from chest injuries after a head-on collision on North Rocky River Drive with a stolen 1975 Mercury driven by a 17-year-old Berea youth. Barkes died at Southwest General Hospital at 4 18 a.m. The youth, treated for minor injuries, is held in Berea city jail. Charges are expected in juvenile court. The stolen car had been taken from a Lawson's parking lot three blocks away at 7 W. Grand St.
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Strongsville
Berea
Barkes
Ordner
Southwest General Hospital
Middlebury Heights
Rocky River Drive
Bagley Road
Southwest General
Berea City
Cuyahoga County
Rebecca Neysmith
Lawson's
W. Grand St
Bankruptcy suits planned against Goldberg stores
Federal bankruptcy actions will be filed in Cleveland next week for all Meyer Goldberg supermarkets Inc. units. Receiver Lewis A. Zipkin says actions against the remaining corporations will follow in U.S. District Court. Conservators report assets at 549,590 and creditors claim about 600,000 as Goldberg faces multiple suits and suspended operations.
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Meyer Goldberg Supermarkets Inc
Lorain County Common Pleas Court
Robert S. Balantzow
U.S. District Court
Meyer Goldberg
Balantzow
Lewis A. Zipkin
Common Pleas
Paul J. Mikus
Floyd D. Harris
Adrian F. Bedeski
Goldberg
Mikus
Bankruptcy Court
Andrew Warhola
Nicholas Curci
Scot Lad Foods
Redi Froz, Inc
Common Pleas Court
Mark Sehlachet
Wayne volunteers for cancer research amid battle with illness
Los Angeles AP reports film legend John Wayne, 71, hospitalized after intestine surgery reveals cancer in tissue blocked by a finally removed mass. UCLA administrator Bernard Strohm says the actor remains stable and will undergo experimental treatment as part of overall cancer care.
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John Wayne
Ucla Medical Center
Bernard Strohm
Wayne
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Rooster Cogburn
Levine set to return to Shaker Heights today
Michael G. Levine 35, accused of kidnap slaying Cleveland supermarket executive Julius Kravitz, planned to return from Virginia to Ohio to face murder and kidnapping charges. He waived extradition in Arlington County and surrendered with his brother. John A. File 26, alleged partner, appeared in court as bond was set at 150000. Services for Kravitz, 68, drew about 700 mourners including Senator Metzenbaum and Representative Vanik.
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Michael G. Levine
Cleveland
Julius Kravitz
Virginia
Ohio
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Twinsburg
Arlington County
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John A. File
File
Feneral
Kravitz
U.S
Howard Metzenbaum
Charles Vanik
Weekend Weather: Temperatures Vary With Light Rain Chance
Clear tonight with a low near 46. Mostly sunny Sunday with a high near 70 and a small rain chance. Southeast to south winds around 10 mph. Friday temperatures reach 46/26 with details on Page A-12.
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