Cleveland eagle head for wild as it nears imprinting
A 17 day old bald eagle chick hatched at the Cleveland Museum of Natural History will be released into the wild to avoid human imprinting. Spokeswoman Lynne Woodman said the bird could be moved to a wild nest soon or, if none is found, to a captive nest at Patuxent Wildlife Center. The eaglet, born April 24, has grown to over 2 pounds with an 18 inch wingspan and eats large meals at feeding, while the mother Martha has imprinted on humans.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Museum of Natural History
Lynne Woodman
Museum
My Woodman
Martha
Oho
Fish and Wildlife Service
Woodman
Patuxent National Wildlife Center
Laucet, Md
Harvey Webster
Ohio executives upbeat about economy in 1985 survey
AP reports 799 Michigan and northern Ohio managers show optimism for 1985, a turnaround from 1984. Fifty three percent say their firms benefited from Reaganomics, 20 percent expect benefits, while many call for tax and workers’ comp changes. Firms are cutting labor costs but plans for capital spending rise. 95 percent see recovery begun, with earnings growth forecast for next year.
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Detroit
Michigan
Ohio
Joseph Yarabek
Touche Ross & Co
Technology boosts chronic illness in U S says professor
Middleburg Heights AP Kathleen Dimond nursing professor from the University of Utah keynotes a two day symposium at Case Western Reserve University on chronic illness. She cites two percent of oral population unable to carry out major life activities and notes asthma hay fever back problems and heart disease cancer and arthritis as leading chronic illnesses by age group. She urges families to prevent illness from dictating life choices.
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Middleburg Heights
United States
Margaret Dimond
University of Utah
School of Applied Social Sciences
Cleveland
Case Western Reserve University
Wait Until Dark opens at Rocky River theater May 18
The suspense thriller Wait Until Dark opens May 18 at the Rocky River Community Theater. Featuring many players from western Cuyahoga County the show runs three weekends May 18 19 May 24 26 and June 12. Curtain at 8 pm with tickets 4 dollars for adults and 3 dollars for students and seniors. Reserve by phone at 333-600 or purchase at Beach Education Center.
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Rocky River
Cuyahoga County
Beach
Detroit
Erie Roads
Beach Education Center
Three King seniors win college scholarships at Admiral King
Three Admiral King High School seniors receive college scholarships. Mark Kufel earns University of Akron scholarship for academic excellence and will join a six year Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Medicine program. Kara Quan also wins Akron scholarship and will enter the six year program. Beth Igoe wins Capital University presidential scholarship as a National Merit Commended student.
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Lorain
Admiral King High School
Mark Kufel
Stan Kufel
Ashland Ave
University of Akron
Mark
Cmo Universities College of Medicine
Kara Quan
Kara
Walter Quan
Skyline Drive
Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Medicine
Beth Igoe
Joan Igoe
Briarwood Drive
Capital University
Beth
Malcolm McDonald to be Installed VFW Post Commander
Malcolm McDonald will be installed as commander of Elyria Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1079 at the post home, 500 Abbe Rd. Also to be installed are Roger Jackson, Norman Eckhart, George Crump, Frank West, Alex Burnett, Arthur Branch, Marshall Williams, Tom Kirkpatrick, and Clifford Ledyard, with Past department commander John Fyfe conducting the ceremony.
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Malcolm McDonald
Elyria
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Abbe Rd
Roger Jackson
Norman Eckhart
George Crump
Frank West
Alex Burnett
Arthur Branch
Marshall Williams
Tom Kirkpatrick
Clifford Ledyard
John Fyfe
Construction Under Way in Amherst Businesses
Amherst reports multiple sites under construction or remodeling including Nordson test facility now slated for May 21 completion with move in and equipment, Nordson manufacturing facility starting in June for year end finish, and Kent Sutton converting a Leavitt Road home into office space by Fury. Also remodeling at a self serve Solio Station near Leavitt and Kresge Drive. An atrium added to Bob's Big Boy and Park Avenue site becoming a meat market.
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Nordson
NT Satz
Kent Sutton
McDonald’s
Solio
Leavitt Road
Kresge Drive
Amherst
Ken Kiingstir
Kempe
Bob
Big Boy
Dodson
Park Avenue
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