Steelworkers long dispute ends as court orders resumed work
After 117 days of stoppage United Steelworkers of America workers are ordered back to work by the U S Supreme Court on November 7 1959 ending the longest steel strike. Lorain workers face winter as morale holds with unemployment benefits and union food coupons aiding in delay of contract talks with USK Corp. and USX plants.
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U. S. Supreme Court
United Steelworkers of America
Lorain
USX
Parkas
Corduroys
Lake Erie
Local 1104
Dennis Kershaw
USK Corp
Legal 1104
al Pena
Presi
Jury nears verdict in DeChant murder trial second witness backs time
Lorain County medical examiner Dr. Charles Hirsch testified that the DeChants could not have died as early as 10:30 p.m. on August 30, 1985, challenging Dr. Werner Spitz's earlier timeline. Defense argued photographs were flawed, while closing arguments and potential rebuttal testimony proceeded as the eight day trial headed to sequestered jury deliberations.
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Elyria
Gregory DeChant
Leonard
Arlene DeChant
Charles 8. Hirsch
Suffolk County
Long Island
John Pyle
Werner Spitz
Lorain
Hirsch
Spitz
Lorain County
DeChant
Cleveland State University
Straw poll ballot clipping rules in Elyria Chronicle Telegram
Instructions explain clipping ballots from the newspaper and mailing them to Straw Poll at The Chronicle Telegram in Elyria Ohio. Votes must be received by noon Friday and results will be published Saturday.
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The
Chronicle- Telegram
Elyria
Ohio
Demjanjuk Trial Opens Earlier In Israel Case
The Jerusalem court moved the John Demjanjuk trial to Wednesday, nearly two months sooner than planned. The 65 year old Ukraine born former Cleveland auto worker is accused of being Treblinka guard Ivan the Terrible. Detention orders expire soon, and prosecutors and defense declined to seek extensions. a pretrial hearing could push opening to January 19.
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Jerusalem
John Demjanjuk
Demjanjuk
Cleveland
Ivan the Terrible
Treblinka
Poland
Dermjanjuk
Webster Slaughter TD lifts Browns in overtime win
Browns wide receiver Webster Slaughter signs off in the end zone after a touchdown reception against the Steelers in overtime. Field judge Don Habel signals the score as the Browns prevail in a dramatic finish.
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Browns
Webster Slaughter
Don Habel
Slaughter
Steelers
Aquino says coup plot foiled as cabinet reshuffle follows
President Aquino's spokesman says nearly 200 coup plotters and diehard Marcos loyalists planned to topple the government, influencing a cabinet overhaul. Enrile to be replaced by Gen. Rafael Hero, with a new cabinet to be announced soon. talks with rebels and U.S. aid remain unsettled.
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Manila
Philippines
Corazon Aguuino
Teodoro Benigno
Juan Ponce Enrile
Enrile
Gen
Rafeal Hero
West Point
Beningo
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Antonio Carag
Marcos
National Assembly
Aquino
Pike Turnpike to Begin 16 Bridge Projects Next Spring
Ohio Turnpike Commission plans 16 bridge replacements and three resurfacing jobs starting in April. Five projects span Lorain Erie and Cuyahoga counties with a total initial cost of 4.2 million. entire bridge work set at 29.3 million as part of a 200 million program. Allan V. Johnson authorized to seek bids at the Nov. 14 meeting in Columbus. Two way traffic will be maintained on most spans during construction.
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Berea
Ohio Turnpike
Lorain
Erie
Cuyahoga
Lorain County
West Ridge Road
Lorain-Elyria
Robert P. Barnett
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Cuyahoga County
Erie County
Mills Creek
Penn Central Railroad
Portland Road
Ized
Commission
Columbus
Barnett
Neva. E
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Steve Novak
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Pena
USX Corp
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Jonathan Rosenbaum
William Kishman
Rosenbaum
Avon
Charles Hirsch
Gus Chan
Court Street
Ivan
Accent
Editorial
U.S
Benigno
Communist Party
People’s Army
Teofisto Guingona
Romeo Capulong
New Society Movement Party
KBL
Carag
Corazon Aquino
Pike
Steve Fogarty
Allan V. Johnson
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