Rhodes could be lone fund-raiser to win 1986 Ohio primary
Lorain County GOP chairman Robert Wilson said former Gov James Rhodes may be the only candidate able to raise the funds for a 1986 statewide primary. Rhodes has approved a fundraising committee and plans a formal announcement in November. He has toured the state meeting GOP leaders, while Celeste seeks reelection and Rhodes contemplates a return to the governorship.
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Elyria
Ohio
James Rhodes
Lorain County
Republican Party
Robert Wilson
Wilson
Rhodes
Richard Celeste
Statehouse
Akron
GOP
Celeste
Port Clinton senator eyed as top GOP governor hopeful
A Frisbee named Cs of golf mor from Port Clinton polarized talk as 1986 GOP governor race potential. Wilson cited Paul expressing interest but declined to judge the Port Clinton senator. He dismissed age as a factor for Rhodes at 75, praising his vitality and state love despite time away from office.
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Mor
Port Clinton
Paul
Wilson
Rhodes
No tax refunds? File duplicate return, IRS says
IRS urged taxpayers waiting 16 weeks for federal refunds to file a duplicate return to speed processing. A new computer system delayed millions of filings and some returns were set aside. Call 522-3037 for status, with SSN and exact refund amount.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Rod Young
Young
Cleveland
Doonesbury Satirical Comic Installments Sat Rather Controversial
The Universal Press Syndicate official said six installments of Doonesbury satirizing the anti abortion film The Silent Scream were too controversial to distribute. The note appears on Page A-3 with weather and other brief items.
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Doonesbury
Universal Press Syndicate
People
United talks break down in pilots strike stalemate
United Airlines and its striking pilots ended nine days of walkouts without a settlement as federal mediators failed to approve a back-to-work agreement. The two-tier wage scale proposal, once central to a tentative deal, was rejected and no further talks were scheduled.
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Chicago
United Airlies
United
Tom Germuska
Germuska
Helen Witt
Federal Mediation Board
Ralph Colliander
Air Line Pilots Association
Arlington
Heights
Gunshots halt Indian Hollow hike
Gunfire erupted near the Parsons Road entrance of Indian Hollow Reservation Friday evening forcing the Twilight Nature Hike to end early. No injuries were reported though a guide was said to have been shot at. authorities did not confirm. Park officials noted hunting is not allowed in Indian Hollow and that other hunting occurs 15 miles south at Charlemont Reservation during the fall season.
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Grafton
Indian Hollow Reservation
Parsons Road
Becky Voit
Lorain County Metropolitan Parks
Randall Edwards
Chronicle-Telegram
Indian Hollow
Edwards
Cost of raising septuplets weighs on parents at hospital
Samuel and Patricia Frustaci face enormous bills as five of their septuplets survive at Children’s Hospital in Orange California after the birth. The Agriculture Department estimates a child costs about 96 thousand to 100 thousand dollars by age 18 depending on region, with housing and food as the largest expenses. The family appeals for donations as one infant nicknamed Peanut died early Friday.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Samuel
Patricia Frustaci
Childrens Hospital
Orange
Calif
Frustadi
Agriculture Department
Family Economics Review
Frankie Schwenk
Samuel Frustaci
Peanut
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