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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1982

Page

3

Church says it had no knowledge of Walesa tapes

An official of the Roman Catholic Church denied familiarity with tapes and photos of Solidarity leader Lech Walesa in sexual situations. NBC reported that church officials were shown material before his detention last weekend. Walesa’s priest and wife rejected the smear effort, while reports suggested materials could discredit him if he seeks public life.

Warsaw Poland Solidarity Lech Walesa Nbc-Tv Prish Walesa Henryk Jankowski Associated Press Danuta NBC “Nightly News Jozef Glemp

Ford closing prompts workers to weigh uncertain futures

Ford Motor Co plans to close its Milpitas assembly plant by June, leaving 2,386 workers unemployed amid regional cutbacks including a nearby GM plant shutdown. Workers like Bob Mattish fear job loss, while city manager Jim Connolly says opportunities may exist locally.

Milpitas Calif Ford Motor Co Ford General Motors Corp Bob Mattish Jim Connolly San Jose Mattish

Chrysler strikers gain leverage in pay talks

UAW President Douglas Fraser said Chrysler bargaining resumes in Canada and the United States could improve leverage for a pay raise. The Canada strike by 10,000 workers began November 5 over immediate wage hikes, with U.S. talks also resuming to avert further layoffs amid the walkout.

Detroit Chrysler Corp Canada United States United Auto Workers UAW Douglas A. Fraser Chrysler U.S Gnoney Fraser Toronto Highland Park, Mich Gerald Greenwald Thomas Miner

Steelworkers face wage and benefit cuts amid debt to furloughed workers

The United Steelworkers and eight major steelmakers press for wage and benefit reductions as losses exceed $2 billion in 1982. About 130,000 workers remain furloughed, with a Dec 1 renegotiation deadline. The Times report cites industry figures on proposed cuts of $1.50 per hour in wages and 75 cents in benefits, while recalls are tied to job restoration.

Connolly Jose Gonzales United Auto Workers Charley Burnette Ford Duncan Buchanan Employment Development Department San Jose William E. Scollard California Joe Jackson Basic Steel Industry Conference Bonn USW Lloyd McBride the Times

Parody Catalog Spoofs L.L. Bean With Absurd Gear

The Washington Post reports Alfred Gingold’s 84 page spoof book Our Catalog mimics L.L. Bean’s catalog in detail, with items like Gum Shoes, Jackass Slacks, Oiled Steel Wool Sweaters, and whimsical products such as Downhill Hibachi and Racing Sack. The real L.L. Bean, valued at $172 million last year, did not have its name used, but is clearly the target of the satire.

New York L.L. Bean Freeport Maine JQKE Alfred Gingold New Yorker Gingold The Washington Post Bean

Wellington Amherst hospitals trim staff amid occupancy dips

Wellington and Amherst hospitals cut back to ride out small declines in patient occupancy while AMHERST HOSPITAL reports gains and a 6 percent occupancy rise. Employees take hospital convenience days to cut costs, with OB units staffed only when births occur. Other area hospitals pursue belt tightening as ER use shifts and self pay rises at ALLEN MEMORIAL. Elyria Memorial sees steady admissions despite outpatient drop.

Amherst Hospital Salvator Lampiasi Lampiesi Lorain St

Pentagon considers lie tests for thousands of defense workers

Senior Pentagon officials proposed a policy forcing thousands of civilian and military personnel to choose between polygraph exams or access to highly secret information. A small, August-initiated program targets SCI staff with potential for reassignment if they refuse or fail a test, while broader rules would apply across the department but not compel testing.

Washington Pentagon Defense Department Areas Waters Henry Catto Catto

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