Lorain cop patrol amid ongoing blue flu standstill
Lorain authorities report a police sickout for a fourth day with possible non uniformed worker action looming. A rookie patrol car remains on duty as Chief Malinovsky keeps a 12 hour radio vigil. mayor Parker weighs legal avenues and calls for more patrols while unions prepare for votes and potential action. Local steel workers and firefighters plan meetings to decide on council offers.
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William Parker
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D-6
Wlaszyn
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James McBennett
FDP
McBennett
United Steelworkers Local 6621
Joseph Pavlich
Pavlich
The
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Ray Hunady
Kennedy and Reagan campaign swing through Ohio on Super Tuesday
Kennedy plans a 3 p.m. rally for United Auto Workers Local 1250 in Brook Park near Cleveland as 8,900 Ford layoffs loom. Reagan resumes a three day Ohio tour with stops in Cincinnati Dayton Columbus Cleveland and Toledo, alongside Rhodes. Carter campaigns in Cleveland area as Bush withdrawal shifts rally cadence and CUYAHOGA leader Hughes comments on Ford entry futility.
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New Jersey
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Youngstown
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James A. Rhodes
Jimmy Carter
Jerry Austin
Bush
Cuyahoga County
Robert E. Hughes
Gerald Ford
Oberlin grad Dr May cites new myth to save civilization
Oberlin alumnus Dr. Rollo May spoke on campus Monday about forming a new relationship with nature to prevent civilization from tumbling like ancient Greece. He warned that rationalism and individualism sap modern myths, while mass media erodes personal bonds and TV culture fuels restlessness. May, author of Love and Will, is finishing a book titled Freedom and Destiny.
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Rollo May
May
Greece
B.C
Freud
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