Frost Belt to suffer from new defense budget impact
A Lansing research group says Reagan's defense plan shifts federal tax funds toward the Sun Belt and West, draining the Frost Belt. The study contests Stockman's claim of even regional impact, citing Michigan Wisconsin New York and Pennsylvania as net losses and California plus Utah as big gainers.
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Frost Belt
Washington
UPI
Sun Belt
Reagan
David Stockman
Pentagon
Employment Research Associates
Lansing, Mich
Midwest
Wisconsin
Utah
Defense
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Iinois
Michigan
Innocent in Prison Riot Promptly Mentioned
Fragmentary OCR note mentions innocence amid a prison riot with unclear details. Names, dates, and locations are unreadable, leaving only a fleeting reference to an innocent party and unrest inside a facility.
Three Pontiac inmates freed as prosecutors reassess riot cases
Chicago AP reports three of ten former Pontiac Correctional Center inmates freed after serving their terms as prosecutors reconsider charges against six others tied to the deadly July 22 1978 riot that killed three guards and caused over 3 million dollars in damage. A Cook County jury convicted on mob action and related counts in a lengthy trial.
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Chicago
Pontiac Correctional Center
Rot
Cook County
Iinois
Winter Park sinkhole swallows blocks and threatens businesses
A widening sinkhole in Winter Park, Florida, about 1,000 feet wide and 125 feet deep, forces residents from three frame homes and threatens several businesses. The hole consumed a house, a camper, five Porsches, and damaged two businesses and a swimming pool, with estimated damages around $300,000. Fire officials expect continued growth and water fill, while city leaders seek federal disaster aid.
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Winter Park
Fia
UPI
Fire Department
Chiande
Iter Iva
Denning Avenue
Winter Parks
Florida
James A. Whitaker
David Harden
Harden
Westgate postpones $10 million mall upgrades
Westgate Mall owners Jacobs Co Wisconsin informed the city plans for outside renovation and new entrances at West 210th Street and Center Ridge Road have been withdrawn. The planning commission had approved outside work but rejected new entrances. Mayor Anter suggested the company may revisit the project later with an alternate plan. Community residents had objected to relocated entrances, delaying progress.
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Peperners Park
Westgate Mall
Westgate
Jacobs, Wisconsi. Jacobs Co
West 210Th Street
Center Ridge Road
W. 210Th Street
Planning Commission
Anter
Jacobs
Wisconsin
Jacobs Co
Government drops Brooke Shields anti smoking ad
Washington officials announced the latest anti smoking campaign ads featuring 15 year old Brooke Shields are ineffective and will be scrapped. Department spokeswoman Laura Genero said a review found the spot not effective and that other approaches could work better. Shields had donated time to ads produced by Clinton E Frank Agency of Chicago and was chosen for influence with women 24 and under based on a 1979 government survey.
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Washington
UPI
Brooke Shields
Department of Health and Human Services
Miss Shields
Department
Laura Genero
HHS
Clinton E Frank Agency
Chicago
Miss Genero
America
Lake Sinks Bay Village Flood Plan Proposal
Avon Lake Mayor Richard Hausrod rejected a Bay Village plan to exchange land for an 8 acre retention basin and sewer lines. The proposal included annexation talk and a 65 acre Avon Lake land purchase for a 10-12 acre basin with a relief channel between the two cities and a park grant.
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Bay Village
Avon Lake Lake
Richard Hausrod
Cowles
Hausrod
Avon Lake
Mitterrand Victory Draws Mixed Reactions Worldwide
European leaders offered congratulations as Socialist Francois Mitterrand won France's presidency, with the Soviet Tass praising Communist support and the United States withholding a formal statement. Markets reacted as the franc fell and currencies fluctuated while world officials from Thatcher to Begin voiced cautious optimism about future cooperation.
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Francois Mitterrand
France
Soviet Union
United States
Mitterrand
Thatcher
Helmut Schmidt
Giscard
Will
France shifts left as Mitterrand wins historic presidency
France elected François Mitterrand, first leftist president since 1953, amid massive Bastille demonstrations. He pledged national reconciliation while Socialists and Communists seek a legislative majority with Communist party support, promising nationalizations and a continued role in NATO despite political shifts. Giscard conceded defeat as Gaullists failed to unite enough support.
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France
Henri Bousson
Place de la Bastille
Mitterrand
National Assembly
NATO
Charles de Gaulle
Giscard
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Owens
German Car Service
West Side
Jim Smoot
US Geographic Survey
Cypress Gardens
Orlando
Audubon
Richard Anter
Ward Three
Carl Santora
Ward Two
Sam
Brooke
A. Lake Sinks Bay Village
Ussr
U.S
United Press International
Elyria
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
Baal Apeoue
Fe Burdalim
Ria
Posimaster
Chronicle Telegram
East Ave
Israel
Valery Giscard d'Estaing
Paris
Tass
Georges Marchais
Communist Party
China
Britain
Margaret Thatcher
Europe
White House
Jerusalem
Menacham Begin
Begin
Mr. Mitterrand
Sandro Pertini
Pertini
the Chronicle Telegram
East Avenue
Eli Yria
George
Marchais
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Governmnt
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