Hale climbers near El Capitan summit in historic ascent
Two weathered climbers Warren Harding and Dean Caldwell push the final 50 feet of El Capitan's southeast face in Yosemite. They are 3,440 feet high and planned a 12 day ascent begun October 19, delayed by rain. A welcoming party awaits at the top as they press on with dwindling rations but remain optimistic.
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Larry Patterson
Fresso
Calif
Warren Harding
Dean Caldwell
el Capitan
Yosemite National Park
UPI
West Sacramento
Milwaukie
Ore
Harding
Caldwell
New London seeks state financial advance for district
School superintendent asks state for funds to cover anticipated shortfall. The item appears amid a set of town reports including village tax talk and local government notices. Names and exact figures are unclear in the fragment but indicate financial planning across districts.
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New London
Abeele
Stephenie Sofegincy
Waape
North Ridgeville
Searu
Avon — Planning Commission
Lorain - City
SALT talks mark first anniversary with drinks
U.S. and Soviet negotiators held a 50 minute session at SALT talks in Helsinki amid no agreement. Gerard Smith and Vladimir Shemenov discussed general attitudes, then marked SALT's first anniversary with a 40 minute drink gathering at the Soviet Embassy.
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Helsinki
Cash promises allow city to OK sewer project
The city moves to proceed with the $808,000 northwest sewer project after developers pledge about $132,000 in cash assessments. City officials say cash payments reduce debt financing needs and shorten the time to begin work north and west of Midway. Additional commitments raise total area assessments to about $300,000, with the city absorbing about $60,000. Weather and contractor availability push for rapid action.
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Yriacome
Midway
Turgen Hall
Bowman
Jury Dismissed After Hung Vote In Mall Bank Theft Trial
Lorain County Common Pleas Judge LeRoy F. Kelly discharged a seven women and five men jury after seven hours of deliberation in the $93,000 larceny by trick case of Joseph DiOrio 27 of Youngstown. Jurors reportedly voted 10-3 for conviction but failed to reach a unanimous verdict. DiOrio and three co defendants faced charges tied to a Midway Mall money shipment theft on Aug 16 1988. The defendants were previously tried in federal court in Cleveland in October 1989 under a federal bank larceny statute. The retrial decision will be set at a prosecutor staff meeting. DiOrio Grisham Coates and Drago have all posted bond pending trial.
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Lorain County
Diorio
Midway Mall
Lorain County Savings and Trust Co
Brinks
Charles F. Grisham
Youngstown
Donald F Coates
Cleveland
Nicholas Curci
Robert Nagy
Weather for today cool with clouds and showers
A cool day with considerable cloudiness and highs in the mid forties. Tonight will be fair early then cloud over with a chance of showers tomorrow. lows in the upper twenties to lower thirties. Tomorrow's highs in the upper forties to lower fifties with a mild Thursday and possible showers. Sunset 5:53 p.m. Sunrise 7:14 a.m. High yesterday 35 at 12:45 p.m. Low today 25 at 2:36 a.m.
Ohioan freed as Hungary suspends Szappanos sentence
Frank Szappanos, a Hungarian-born broadcaster from Cleveland, was sentenced to one year and ten months in jail and fined 50 000 forints for currency law violations. The court suspended the sentence, allowing his immediate release and departure from Budapest after arrest while leading a Hungarian American tour group.
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Budapest
UPI
Frank Szappanos
Cleveland
Ohio
Hungary
Szappanos
County urged detailed road plan to claim state funds
Lorain County communities face a tight path to a $4 million state urban road fund. Local engineers must craft specific project details as the Lorain County Regional Planning Commission notified eligible communities. Officials say progress hinges on coordinated engineering work, with past bottlenecks and idle projects highlighted as examples to avoid.
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Lorain County
Do Tom
Loram Cowsty Commounities
Hot line telephones reportedly eavesdropped on officials
Baltimore Sun reports some hot line telephones linking 42 state governors to Civil Defense headquarters could be used to listen to conversations. A Pentagon spokesman said DoD and White House could be patched in, while local officials doubted any eavesdropping occurred.
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Baltimore
National Civil Defense Headquarters
Baltimore Sunpapers
Marvin Mandel
Evening Sun
Sun
Mandel
Annapolis
Dover
Del
Pentagon
Department of Defense
White House
Pete White
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co
UAW Local 780 votes on GM contracts amid recall plans
UAW Local 780 chairman Kenn D Ball says local and national GM agreements will be overwhelmingly approved when members vote Thursday at the union hall 1209 Lowell St The Fisher plant on Lowell Street struck since Sept 15 may recall tool room and maintenance workers beginning Monday About 900 to 1 000 of the 1 800 hourly workers expected to vote Ball notes a nationwide ratification has occurred by 21 locals and the pact is expected to raise autoworker wages by about 1 per hour over three years
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United Auto Workers
UAW
General Motors Corp
Kenn D. Ball Roves
Fisher Y
Lowell Street
Fisher
Ball
Union Hall
Lowell St
Cholera Surges Among Survivors of East Pakistan Cyclone
Disaster grimly widens as cholera spreads among hungry homeless on Hatia and Bhola islands in East Pakistan. Officials warn of possible hundreds of thousands dead, with 55,000 already counted and relief efforts hampered by damaged sanitation and communication.
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Dacca
East Pakistan
Ganges River
Syed Ahmed
Hatia
Ganges Delta
Bhola
Gevs Tanment
Holiday Open House at Florell Florist
One line notice for a holiday event at Florell Florist Shoppe. Describes an open house on Sunday, November 12, from 1 pm to 6 pm, inviting customers to browse seasonal arrangements and wreaths. Includes shop name and event timing.
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Tre Ager
Elyria Considers Bolstering Police and Fire Forces
Safety Service Director James T Tracey asked the city council to add 12 police officers and an unspecified number of firefighters. The police force now has 57 officers with 60 authorized, and a January 1971 target will reach full authorization. Four new and three replacement police cars were requested, while fire department staffing is to be finalized after talks with Fire Chief Lyle C. Scott.
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Elyria
City Council
Safety Service
James T Tracey
Tracey
Leonard P. Reichlin
Council
Lyle C. Scott
Duplex Foundry to close amid economic pressures
Duplex Foundry Co will end operations Thursday after 1982 start. President C S Winter cites inability to profit amid weak sales and rising costs. About 76 workers remain, with maintenance and shipping staff staying a week after production stops. possible sale to larger firms that may reopen the West Giver Street laundry.
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Duplex Renal Actaries and Foundry Co
C S. Winter
Whch
West Giver
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