Findlay residents rally behind Marathon Oil
Findlay Ohio residents rally in support of Marathon Oil to oppose Mobil's takeover bid. About 2,000 people attended a rally at Donnell Stadium with red Marathon buttons hats and banners. Local leaders including Ohio Representative Michael Oxley urged action and a meeting with President Reagan to block the deal.
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Ford workers approve concessions at Sterling Heights plant
About 2,000 of 3,200 UAW members at Ford Sterling Heights voted yes on work rule concessions aimed at cutting costs and avoiding layoffs. The 3-1 approval follows similar moves at Livonia and other Ford plants, with no changes to pay. If accepted, the deal could aid a major axle project and save 600 to 700 jobs.
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Protests at API annual meeting in Chicago
About 300 members of National People's Action and Citizens Labor Energy Coalition began protests Sunday against accelerated natural gas price decontrol at the American Petroleum Institute meeting in Chicago. Demonstrators shouted slogans and two were charged with disorderly conduct. The coalition predicts $40 billion in extra profits for major oil and gas producers from 1982 to 1984, while critics say higher winter costs harm real incomes.
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Grain price snapshot from Columbus market areas
UPI reports average cash grain prices paid to farmers by elevators in Ohio after Friday close to Monday open. Northeast area lists No 2 wheat 3.88, No 2 corn 2.36, No 2 oats 1.97, No 1 soybeans 6.10 dollars per bushel. Northwest shows No 2 wheat 3.90, No 2 corn 2.35, No 2 oats 2.04, No 1 soybeans 6.17. Central Ohio posts No 2 wheat 4.95, No 2 corn 2.36, No 2 oats 2.20, No 1 soybeans 6.08. Trend notes No 2 wheat and corn unchanged, No 2 oats unchanged, No 1 soybeans lower.
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Haiti's Emperor Christophe Death Triggers Republic Era
Haiti's Henri Christophe, the second black emperor, shot himself with a silver bullet ending his reign and paving the path to a republican government in 1820.
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Sohio to buy remaining downtown land for proposed HQ
Sohio of Ohio nears 100 million downtown headquarters site as it lists 2.75 acres, with a deal already struck for 27 000 square feet near Public Square. Cardinal Federal land and 20 000 square feet remain under negotiation while city officials press for project support and may use eminent domain if needed.
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