Newark Catholic tops Clearview 21 0 for A class title
Newark Catholic defeats Clearview 21 to 0 at Welcome Stadium to capture the Class A state football championship. Dan McKenna rushes for 96 yards on 24 carries with two two yard TDs, Chris Marshall adds a 91 yard effort and a TD, Jim Oder handles all three extra points as Newark Catholic dominates with a stout defense and sustained second quarter scoring drives. Clearview finishes 9-3 behind a late first half near-miss and a long drive stifled by penalties.
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Dayton
Dan McKenna
Newark Catholic
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Welcome Stadium
Chris Marshall
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Citibank raises prime rate to 11 percent in bid
New York Citibank the nations second largest bank increased its prime lending rate by 1 percentage point to 11 percent the highest in four years for top corporate customers. Other banks were expected to follow suit within a week as they match Citibanks move and size may temper the speed of uptake.
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U S Steel to raise prices starting January first
U S Steel Corp confirmed price increases on about 75 percent of its steel mill products effective January 1. The hikes average about 3.2 percent across bar and semi finished structural plate railroad sheets and related tubular products, aligning with President’s Council guidelines for the first half of the program.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
U.S. Steel Corp
President’s Council On
Lewisham Plans Signs to Mark Its Boundaries
Lewisham in south London will spend about 2000 dollars on roadside signs to tell motorists where they are. A borough official said residents and visitors often drive through Lewisham without realizing their location.
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Lewisham
England
London Borough
Price Delights Oberlin Audience With Wilde Portrayal
Actor Vincent Price entertained an Oberlin College audience on Wednesday with a vivid portrayal of Oscar Wilde. The Encore section carries the review, plus a TV pullout featuring highlights for the week and full program schedules.
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Vincent Price
Oberlin College
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Weather outlook with cloudy, chilly weekend
Cloudy conditions persist with a colder tonight and a noticeable Saturday warmup. Lows dip 25 to 30, highs reach the 40s to 50s with a 10 to 20 percent chance of precipitation. Light west winds, sun expected later Saturday. sunrise 7:26 a.m., sunset 5:02 p.m.
Death toll rises in Jonestown mass deaths in Guyana
UPI reports recovery efforts at the Peoples Temple settlement in Guyana yield 611 bodies counted with estimates up to 800 victims. Officials note many remains found under others as helicopters and ground teams continue searching jungle trails and waterways for survivors.
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UPI
U.S
Peoples Temple
Guyana
Colony of Peoples Temple
Jim Jones
Jonestown
Ohioans tell tale of terror
Georgetown Guyana The Parks family from Springfield Ohio were minutes from fleeing Jonestown when the attack at the Port Kaituma airstrip halted their escape. Gerald Parks 45 Edith Parks 64 and the three Parks children escaped unharmed as Jonestown leader Jim Jones and 408 cultists moved toward a deadly turn.
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Guyana
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Jim Jones
Jonestown
Springfield
Ohio
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Tragic Thanksgiving crash kills Wakeman couple in Pittsfield
A Thanksgiving Day crash on Route 303 near Hallover Road in Pittsfield Township south of Elyria killed James F. Love age 75 and Eva Love age 64 of Wakeman. Three others, including the Loves' grandson Kevin Bursley, 16, were injured. the box causing the accident was a packing carton for tissue paper. Funeral arrangements for the Loves were to be announced.
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Hallover Road
Pittsfield Township
Elyria
James F. Love
Clark St
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Joyce L. Pycratt
Rowell Road
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Diagonal Road
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LaGrange
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Cooper St
Bolivian Army announces bloodless coup ousts Pereda
In La Paz the Bolivian armed forces say President Juan Pereda has been overthrown in a bloodless coup. Gen David Padilla is named provisional president with elections set for next year. Pereda denies resignation and promises a statement at the right moment.
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Bolivia
UPI
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Pereda
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