World Soviets vow to match NATO buildup
Viktor Grishin, a Politburo member, warned in a nationwide speech on the 65th anniversary of the revolution that the Soviet Union will respond with measures if NATO deploys 572 new U.S. missiles in Western Europe, while urging constructive accords to limit nuclear weapons amid tensions with the Reagan administration. NATO has set a plan to deploy Pershing and cruise missiles next year if the Soviets do not dismantle over 300 SS-20 missiles aimed at Western Europe.
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Rittman to decide on conforming to state election law
Rittman Ohio officials face a choice after a 22 year pattern of even year elections. The city adopted a 1960 charter allowing three council seats every even year, conflicting with Ohio Constitution rules. A recent violation occurred Tuesday and the next election was set for 1984. council meets Monday to determine if they will conform or challenge in court.
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PUCO halts most of Columbus and Southern Ohio rate request
Ohio regulators approved only about 40 percent of Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co grieving a $100.8 million rate rise. The decision limits charges tied to the Zimmer nuclear plant near Cincinnati which has yet to generate power. The action drew praise from the Ohio Consumers' Counsel and dismay from the utility.
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Meshel to lead Ohio Senate after party victory
Democrats who will control the Ohio Senate by a one vote margin chose a leadership team led by Sen. Harry Meshel. The Youngstown Democrat, then minority leader, was selected to become majority leader and president when the 115th General Assembly convenes in January. Democrats will hold a 17 16 edge after Tuesday’s election, their first in two years.
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Blaze destroys historic city building in Wellston Ohio
Firefighters searched for the blaze origin in a 16 year old former mansion on the National Register of Historic Places. The structure built in 1905 as coal magnate T J Morgans home burned Friday evening, police said the building housed an officer and dispatcher who escaped unharmed with no damage estimate yet.
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Columbus police sickout threat looms over OSU Michigan game
A top FOP official in Columbus warns a massive police sickout could occur during the November 20 Ohio State vs Michigan game if contract talks do not progress. The report notes stalemate between the city and the FOP, with speculation fueling the action. Lottery results unrelated to the protest are also mentioned.
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Egypt rejects Taba border sharing offer from Israel
Cairo reports that Egypt in talks with Israel rejected a proposed joint sovereignty over the Taba border strip, as Ghali notes in Akhbar El Yom. The dispute centers on the 1000 square yard northeast Sinai area where Israel had opened a resort hotel after withdrawal under the 1979 peace treaty.
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Mexico to Move Guatemalan Refugees Deeper into Mexico
About 30,000 Guatemalan refugees near the Guatemala border in Chiapas will be relocated deeper into Mexico to shield them from cross-border attacks, a UNHCR official said. He noted that armed individuals fired on a refugee camp Monday in Chiapas but no injuries were reported.
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Pope visits Basque country amid violence in Spain
In Madrid the pope traveled to northern Spain as Basque militants claimed responsibility for the assassination of General Victor Lapa Roman, a leading Spanish army commander. Police elevated security for John Paul II during a period of years long Basque violence, while the pope prayed for victims of terrorism in Spain after the Toledo Mass.
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Montgomerys gunnery officer dies at 87 in London
General Sir Sidney Kirkman described by Field Marshal Montgomery as the best artillery man in the British army has died at age 87. Kirkman, Montgomerys chief gunnery officer in World War I, helped plan the El Alamein barrage in Egypt.
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Goldwater recovering after heart surgery
Senator Barry Goldwater 73 underwent triple bypass heart surgery and showed strong progress. Doctor Ted Diethrich said recovery is normal with no complications and Goldwater should leave ICU in a few days and return to Congress for December’s lame duck session.
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Weekend Snow Likely in Northern Rockies Forecast
A weather bulletin predicts Sunday flurries in parts of the Northern Rockies with cooler nationwide. The outlook calls for mostly cloudy skies tonight and Sunday, with overnight lows of 25 to 35 and daytime highs Sunday of 45 to 55.
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West winds 25 to 35 knots churn Lake Erie with 7 to 10 foot waves and water at 57 degrees. A storm dumped up to a foot of snow across the Great Lakes and upper New York, hindering travel due to blowing and drifting. Gale warnings abounded on the lakes, while frost advisories reached the Gulf states to northern Florida. Skies were cloudy from the northern Pacific Coast to Idaho and Montana, with rain and snow in the Rockies, and clear across the southern U.S. from California to New England.
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Local forecast calls for a chance of showers Monday and Wednesday. Tuesday and Monday nights will be cool with lows in the mid 30s to low 40s. Daytime highs range from the low 50s to the low 60s.
Former Roxanne Pulitzer affair witness sketches apartment
A former friend of Roxanne Pulitzer described the seaside retreat interior to support claims she was inside the apartment and saw Mrs Pulitzer kissing a man believed to be her lover. Brian Richards dismissed being lovers or ever visiting the apartment. The testimony opened in the divorce case with her husband Peter Pulitzer.
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Pigeons Sentenced to Death at Michigan Prison
Pigeons at Southern Michigan Prison were executed by firing squad after guards hid in fields and killed 200 to 300 birds on Tuesday and Thursday. Officials said poison was avoided to protect birds of prey that might feed on corpse remains and trigger further hazards. Prison spokesman Thomas G. Phillips called the pigeon problem serious due to large flocks and nests that breed lice and bedbugs in living areas.
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Hopes dwindle for lower interest rates
New York based report notes a 32.7 billion surge in the money supply in late October. M1 grew by 12.1 billion over the past month, rising in three of four weeks, dampening expectations that the Federal Reserve will quickly cut the discount rate from 9.53 percent.
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Elderly Woman Rescued From Car Trunk Near Hospital
A 71 year old woman, Kathleen Hanlon of Ladera Heights, was found trapped in the trunk of her car at St Francis Medical Center in Lynwood. Deputies and LA County Fire crews freed her after a passerby reported muffled pleas for help, ending a four hour confinement.
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Somoza Daughter Hurt In Car Hijack Shooting
Somoza's daughter in Miami was seriously hurt after gunmen killed her driver and seized her car in an attempted robbery, police said. The incident followed an assassination of Anastasio Somoza.
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Woman injured in robbery attempt crash in Miami
Indiana Somers, 53, was hospitalized in serious condition after the car she rode in crashed into a concrete pole. Metro Dade police spokesman Carlos Quintana identified the location as undisclosed.
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