Metcalf to be honored for library career and Phi Beta Kappa
Phi Beta Kappa member Keyes D Metcalf receives honorary doctorates and is slated for a May 22 ceremony at Seeley G Mudd Hall The Oberlin College library system honors Metcalf with the Keyes D Metcalf Student Assistantships established in 1980 He is described as a long time Oberlin librarian Harvard and Yale affiliations and a former American Library Association president
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Habib Graces Damascus in Third Syria Talks
U S peace envoy Philip Habib returned to Damascus for a third round of talks to avert war with Israel as two American carrier groups maneuvered in the eastern Mediterranean. Washington warned of a great danger of hostilities while Syria pressed to remove Soviet SAM 6 missiles from Lebanon.
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State Department
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Seme Peter
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Petition drive aims for 50000 signatures by June 1
Anti Alchem campaigners claim over 10000 signatures against Cleveland firm Alchem-Tron Inc plans to dispose chemical waste in Elyria Ohio. Rev Francis Cook says about 1000 more signatures arrive daily and rally set for May 27 at Elyria High School cafeteria with two speakers on injection geology and health impacts.
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Hottest radioactive resin shipment leaves Three Mile Island
Middletown Pennsylvania reports the transfer of nearly 1,500 pounds of radioactive water filter resins from the crippled plant to an Ohio research lab in West Jefferson near Columbus. spokesman John Fidler notes an average cure reading of 1,150 camparéd to earlier filters, describing it as one of the hottest resins. The materials are secured in a 32 ton steel and lead outer container with 1,250 pound protective canisters to shield the environment.
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Elyria pressures Continental Cable over service by September
Elyria council heard solicitor Ferguson warn Continental Cablevision of Elyria Inc. that the franchise could be revoked if service is not extended to all residents by September. Windsor Road residents report lack of service while manager Linda Calloway counters that 50 subscribe and seven more once had it. Continental plans by Aug 1 to finish construction, after pole-prep delays. City will designate a complaints contact, and $1,500 franchise payment is under review for accuracy.
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Linda Calloway
Continental
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Council
Richard Seward
Safety Service
Charles Hoagland
Renner
Michael Keys
Bay Village poised to fine joggers on main roads
Bay Village council approved an ordinance restricting jogging on listed main streets after driver complaints and safety concerns. The measure, amended multiple times, bans walking running or jogging on Lake Walker Wolf Clague Columbia Dover Center Cahoon Bassett Bradley and Osborn roads west of Cahoon, with a $100 fine for violations.
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Abortion Ban Defeated as Italians Back Legal Access
Italians voted to keep abortion legal in a referendum that also rejected a gun ban proposal despite the pope's push. About 70 percent said no to restricting abortion, while only 32 percent supported the ban. Other measures including parental consent for under 18 abortions were also rejected, and life prison and terrorism powers were voted down.
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LCCC robotics center proposed as Ohio industry boost
Lorain County Community College seeks a 5.4 million regional robotics training center to program operate and maintain industrial robots. The plan, submitted by LCCC President Omar Olson to Sen. Nabakowski, would be state funded and could start in 1982 with operation in 1983, aiming to attract auto industry jobs and aid Ohio's economy.
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