Mondale vows action to aid auto industry in Cleveland
Vice President Mondale told Cleveland crowds and Shaker Heights students that the Carter administration has 20 immediate steps to help the auto sector, including loans to Chrysler, and urged an improving economy to boost sales rather than tariffs. He campaigned for Carter, warned against Reagan, and appealed for unity as Ohio primary approaches.
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Cleveland
Walter Mondale
U.S
Mondale
Carter
Chrysler Corp
Lorain Police Strikes Talk Intensifies Thursday
In Lorain the two week safety crisis escalates as council negotiator warns of a police strike Thursday after talks ended in impasse. FOP president disputes claims and says no comment on negotiations while noting wage and benefit proposals.
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Lorain
Council
Victor Wlaszyn
D-6
Wlaszyn
FOP
McBennett
Kalamazoo tornadoes kill at least five. city declared disaster
Two tornadoes ripped through Kalamazoo Michigan killing five and injuring dozens. Debris in the downtown area yielded five more bodies as the search resumed after nightfall. Civil Defense officials reported 85 treated for injuries, 12,000 without power, and 400 homes damaged or destroyed. The disaster prompted a state and federal response and a shelter setup for 900 to 1,200 homeless residents.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
UPI
Civil Defense
Ken Swisher
William G. Milliken
Flint
Consumers Power Co
Gilmore's Department
Christine Wellington
Lucia McFall
Portage
Francis Allen Hardy
Paw Paw
Mazie Gilman
Raymond H. Mayer
van Buren County
Primaries Favor Reagan and Carter Across Two States
President Carter and Ronald Reagan won nearly 50 new delegates each in Maryland and Nebraska, boosting Carter to about 91 percent and Reagan to roughly 82 percent of required delegates. Kennedy and Bush vowed to continue, with Bush aiming for Michigan and Oregon next week. Reagan expressed strong satisfaction and avoided saying whether the nomination was secure.
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Mondale
Carter
President Carter
Ronald Reagan
Edward M. Kennedy
Congress
Ohio
Kennedy
United States
Maryland
Nebraska
Sen
Edward Kennedy
Reagan
George Bush
Bush
Michigan
Oregon
Ohio Health Council rejects hospital expansion plan
The Ohio Public Health Council refused New London Hospital's 928500 expansion after finding no additional evidence to modify the 1977 decision. Weather tonight partly cloudy with dense fog, low near 38 F, tomorrow sunny with highs 60 to 65.
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Ohio Public Health Council
New London Hospital
Pacific Ha to spread laughter on West Coast
San Francisco artist Judith Auda launches The Pacific Ha a one minute laughter broadcast across about 30 radio stations from Washington to California. Recorded laughter and humor aim to lift global gloom as students in Western cities join in at major intersections.
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San Francisco
UPI
West Coast
Wash
San Diego
Eas
Judith Auda
Auda
Avda
Ms. Avda
Warner Jepson
Anda
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