Maazel Documentary Airing On WVII TV Week Cover
TV Week highlights Lorin Maazel’s career with a WVII Channel 25 documentary. The program airs tonight at 9 and repeats Sunday at 4 p.m. The feature spot targets classical music lovers with coverage of the former Cleveland Orchestra conductor.
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Ringling Circus Returns to Coli seum Encore Cover
The Ringling Gross Barnum and Barley Circus returns to town with a grand spectacle. Encore magazine spotlights the show as the season’s top attraction and crowd favorite.
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Army National Guard commander among eight killed in crash
Alaska news reports the Army National Guard commander among eight people killed when a military plane went down. The crash devastates a unit, with authorities investigating the cause and offering condolences to the families affected. Local officials pledged support for survivors and the community amid the tragedy.
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Windy storm leaves thousands without power across counties
Storms and gusts up to 70 mph knocked out power for about 6,000 Lorain County residents and 15,000 Cleveland Electric/Municipal customers Thursday night. About 4,000 remained without service in Ashtabula as cold arctic air set in with snow flurries and upper 20s.
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Middies fall to Stow in Div I state semifinal
Midview volleyball led 1-0 by taking game one 15 5 but dropped the match 2 1 in Dayton losing games two and three 18 16 and 15 13. Photos show Noel Nicely hugging his mother Diane and Kim Wilson nearby during the send off Thursday.
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Sales tax hike eyed for Ohio schools
The Plain Dealer reports Governor Voinovich may seek a sales tax increase earmarked solely for schools and colleges to cover an $800 million boost needed in 1993 1995. A voter referendum or constitutional amendment could authorize the tax with no final decisions made. Legislation would require voter approval or a ballot measure with signatures.
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Threat of strike over Nordson vote today
Workers at Nordson Corp in Lorain prepared to vote on a proposed contract for 438 members of Local 57 IAMAW. If rejected, they would strike immediately. Negotiations centered on health insurance and pension plan changes, with the last contract expiring Oct 31 and no strike in 18 years.
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Clinton vows jobs growth and end to abortion gag rule
President-elect Clinton pledges a disciplined economic plan to create jobs and to end the abortion counseling ban at federally funded clinics. He previews a tough ethics code and announces a 48-member transition team, while signaling shifts against Reagan and Bush policies.
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Lorain faces school funding setback in court ruling
Lorain officials will seek Supreme Court review to force greater state support for integration costs after a federal appeals court threw out a higher state share. The ruling threatens a $2.6 million repayment and endangers a $2.5 million levy, with recounts possible.
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