Rhodes, foes join in unity tour for Rhodes
State Senators Pfeifer and Gillmor, once rival Rhodes supporters, praised former governor Rhodes at a seven city unity tour aimed at defeating Gov. Celeste. Pfeifer said he will push Rhodes on campaign issues and welcomed crossover voters seeking stability after the primary.
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Cleveland
Paul Pfeifer
Pfeifer
Paul Gillmor
James Rhodes
Richard Celeste
Burke Lakefront
Cincinnati
Dayton
Toledo
Youngstown
Akron
Columbus
Rhodes
Celeste
Gillmor
Rhode
GNP rises 3.7 percent in first quarter of 1986
The Commerce Department reported a 3.7 percent annualized gain in GNP for January through March 1986, the strongest since a 3.7 percent rise in early 1985, with a 2.5 percent inflation gauge the best in nearly two decades. Analysts caution the rebound may not be sustainable until the second half, noting inventory restocking drove the growth.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Reagan
Elyria plant faces pinch as GM reorganizes Fisher Guide
GM's reorganization shifts work to outside suppliers, risking loss of plastic and metal parts from Elyria and other Fisher Guide plants. Elyria, with about 2300 workers, may shed parts from small injection molding and stamping lines, though large metal parts production remains a strength. Analysts expect gradual outside work but not plant shutdowns, with five-year uncertainty about the auto business.
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Amy Richards
Elyria
General Motors Corp
Fisher Guide
United States
Iffy
Ronald Woods
Warren, Mich
Robert Bownes
Bownes
Canada
Buick-Oldsmobile- Cadillac
Fisher Body
CPC
BOC
Jerry Robbins
Michael M. Lucky
Shearson Lehman Brothers
New York
Robert L. McKee
Lucky
Woods
Hands Across America Event Theme Song Singers Gather
Judy Collins joins Ken Kragen and Carol Alt in New York for a pep talk to about 1400 marshals as Hands Across America prep drums up Sunday event. Local coverage continues on Page A-4.
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Judy Collins
Ken Kragen
The
Hands Across América
Carol Alt
Ron Greshner
New York
Welfare down 8 percent in Lorain County
Lorain County sees an 8 percent drop in welfare recipients to 34,250 as of March 31 from 37,184 a year earlier due to more people finding work. Agency spokeswoman Linda Schmidt notes jobs are often low paying with no benefits, raising concerns about health insurance and Medicaid eligibility.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Schmidt
Lorain
Daily luncheon specials tram station 424 east river
Lunch offerings listed for the tram station area at address 424 East River detail a rotating set of affordable midday options. Items implied include quick service dishes aimed at commuters and workers seeking a mid day meal. Prices and specific items are not provided in the readable text.
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East River
Council balks at pregnancy drinking warning signs
Elyria reporting that several City Council members oppose requiring store and bar owners to post pregnancy drinking warnings as part of a state effort to cut alcohol related birth defects. Five members blocked passage Monday, with a third reading possible next month if support grows. Mayor Keys backs the measure while opponents resist.
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East Corlisle School
Tenance Dian
Offala
Ray Diederich
North Ridgeville
Gene Krebs
GOP
William Nielsen
William Hanchosky
Robert Wilson
Gov. Rhodes
Unity’ News Conference
Chevrolet-Pontiac
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler Corp
America
Bane
USA
Glen Miller
C-T
Incredile Inflatables Inc
Bender
Public Safety and Environment Committee
Michael Keys
Accent Ba 5
Abby
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