Cleveland Conventions Face Lean Year Over Center Repairs
Cleveland braces for a lean 1982 as water leaks in buckets reveal worse issues at the convention center. Officials warn a $12 million upgrade is needed to attract meetings, with 30 million in potential losses to local hotels and restaurants if progress stalls.
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Anti crime bills stall over prison funding debate in Ohio
In Columbus the Ohio House stalls major crime bills amid a deadlock on a $500 million prison construction plan. Debate centers on site use for a new facility, prisoner labor for construction, and transferring mental health facilities to corrections. Officials warn overcrowded prisons and a state order to close Columbus Correctional Facility by 1983.
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Avon Lake band dazzles crowd at Browns-Steelers game
Avon Lake High School band wowed halftime spectators as drummer Bob Hennes, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Hennes of 216 Moore Road, posed with a large glove prop during the Cleveland Browns vs Steelers game at Municipal Stadium. Browns slip to 5-7 in a yawner of a day.
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City Life Suits Raccoons and Possums, Says UC Researcher
Cincinnati biologist Jack Gottschang reports urban wildlife thrives in the city. Raccoons and possums find food, shelter, and fewer predators, expanding northward into colder areas as they adapt to city life.
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Being disabled isn't easy Cincinnati AP story
On first day home from surgery, a 26 year old bachelor learns to live with both wrists in casts for seven weeks after breaking them in a softball accident. He adapts to daily tasks, seeks normalcy, and finds gratitude as he nears cast removal and shower freedom.
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Holiday closings across offices and shops for Thanksgiving
County state and federal offices including post offices liquor stores and most local businesses will be closed Thursday for Thanksgiving and reopen Friday. Banks and downtown malls also close Thursday with regular hours returning this weekend, one of the biggest shopping periods of the year.
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