One Last Chance for Falkland Talks at U.N.
Britain offered one last chance for peace talks at the United Nations while warning it remains wary of Argentine intentions and may unleash its war fleet within the next week to recapture the Falkland Islands. Ambassador Anthony Parsons returned to New York from London for further talks with Secretary General Javier Perez de Cuellar in the hope of progress.
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U.N
Anthony Parsons
London
Javier Perez de Cuellar
Margaret Thatcher
Falkland Sound
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Falkland
Parsons
European Alliance
Argentina
Glider crash injures student and instructor in Belden Township
A 14-year-old student and his flight instructor were hurt when a glider crashed into a high tension tower wire near Route 83 in Belden Township while being towed. The student, John Nemes, fell in critical condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital, and pilot Vincent Consigli was listed in fair condition. The incident occurred during a training session affiliated with the North American Youth Glider Training Association after the tow plane released the glider.
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Cuyahoga County
Belden Township
John Nemes
Henry St
Berea
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Vincent Consigli
Columbia Drive
North Olmsted
Belden
Nemes
Consigli
North American Youth Glider Training Association
Steele
FAA
Michael
Harvard economist predicts slow recovery from recession
Harvard economist Joseph P Kalt told journalists in Columbus that inflation and unemployment will ease only gradually as the Fed tightens policy. He favors a slow recovery, arguing Reagan’s stance on inflation accepts short-term pain for long-term gain. He suggests inflation could fall to 2 percent with rates near 3 percent after a gradual reduction, and notes policy remains restrictive.
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Harvard University
Joseph P Kalt
Federal Reserve
Reagan
Kalt
Columbus
Foundation For American Communications
Gannett Foundation
Department of Economics
Harvard
U. S. Department of Energy and Transportation
Carter
Ohio cities ban on drug gear reinstated
The Supreme Court today reinstated for now a law by Parma Lakewood and North Olmsted banning sale of drug paraphernalia at head shops. The ruling sets aside a lower court finding the local ban unconstitutional and directs a restudy in light of a related high court decision.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Ohio
Parma
Lakewood
North Olmsted
Justice Department
Ohio councils warn income tax exceeds property tax burden
A Columbus based Ohio Public Expenditures Council report finds city income taxes would cost Ohio families more than property taxes in 22 cities across Lorain Medina and western Cuyahoga counties. In 19 cities residents would pay less under property tax. The study notes Cleveland benefits from commuter flows and that Toledo first adopted an income tax in 1946.
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Public Finance
Lorain
Medina
Cuyahoga Counties
Elyria
Oberlin
Ohio
Toledo
Cleveland
Council
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Denmark
South Atlantic
Abbe Road
Rte. 57
Thomas Moneypenny
Wesley Ave
Richard McNeely
Bob Bailie
West Park
Matt Strohsack
Matt
Joseph Strohsack
East 31St St
John Fazio
Peaserdeietnls
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Eas Bate AG
Fred McGunagie
Avon Lake
N. Ridgeville
Sheffield Lake
Vermilion
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Wadsworth
Cuyahoga Bay Village
Brook Park
Fairview Park
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