Ford parts change seen fueling Baumhart boom
Lorain Ford plant shifts to just in time delivery, slashing inventories from 60 million to 30 million and adding 500 plus jobs over five years. Plant officials foresee 108 acre industrial park growth south of the plant as suppliers and related firms relocate to Baumhart Road corridor.
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Brunei donation mystery clears in Iran Contra probe
Congressional investigators announced the missing ten million from Brunei has been traced to a Swiss bank account. The funds were withdrawn by an unnamed individual, with the bank filing charges to recover them. McFarlane acknowledged partial, less than candid testimony earlier. Reagan described the White House tour with Iranians as unrelated to ongoing questions.
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Oberlin Board weighs full divestment from South Africa stocks
Oberlin College trustees will reconsider at the June 5-6 meeting whether to sell all stock it holds in corporations doing business in South Africa. The move, supported by President S Frederick Starr and campus groups, would divest about $14 million under a policy since 1978 that favors selective divestment aligned with Sullivan principles.
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Weather and sports brief tease from local desk
Outside Tonight clear and cool with low 40s to 45. Wednesday mostly sunny with highs mid 70s. Details on Page A-3. Also brief humor column on a chiropractor. Crime raid coverage teased on Page 8 with legal note. Tribe sports update on Page B-3 explores rain disruption and toss-in-jail threat.
Plane crash at Avon golf course leaves three dead
A Beechcraft Bonanza piloted by Ronald Tobms, 39, of Avon, crashed near the Avon Airport and Hillard Lakes Country Club after a descent described as rapid and spinning by a witness. Victims include Tobms, Clarence Imbof, 49, and Timothy Sowers, 41, with multiple witnesses reporting an explosion as the plane went down. Police say witness accounts vary widely and a formal investigation is underway.
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Knox and Stephens win top Ohio bar awards
Chronicle-Telegram reporters David Knox and Scott Stephens earn first place from the Ohio State Bar Association for a 1987 Elyria death row case investigation. Their January series questioned the plea and court advice in Ronald Ray Post’s 1984 murder sentence. The awards, for reporting on law and justice, are given by a panel of lawyers, journalists, and educators and will be presented in Columbus on May 21.
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