Fires ease in Southern California brush blaze
Somber calm returns as demon brushfires lose gusts of up to 90 mph dropping to 30 mph. Four people die including an elderly couple as more than 15,000 residents flee and 50,000 acres burn. Air National Guardsmen aid, Waterman fire causes 29.5 million dollars in damages, disaster area declared.
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UPI
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Wyoming
Texas
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Los Angeles
Mike Curb
San Bernardino County
Court grants payments to Cherlynn Hall in hostage case
Lorain County Common Pleas Judge Floyd D Harris reversed a Workmen’s Compensation ruling, awarding Cherlynn Hall widow of Sgt Joseph Hall compensation for job loss tied to her husband’s redeployment to Iran. She had been employed by the US Defense Intelligence Agency in Athens, Greece, and could not accompany her husband. The court found the bureau’s denial unlawful and against the weight of evidence.
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Joseph Hall
Lorain County Common Pleas
Floyd D Harris
Ohio Workmen’s Compensation Review Board
Hall
Iran
Bureau
Harris
Athens
Outsider urged for Oberlin FAA radar outage probe
PATCO official Jerry Kremer calls for an independent inquiry into the November 11 Oberlin center radar disruption that disabled power, forced 100 plus aircraft diversions, and raised safety concerns. He faults FAA procedures and suggests GAO or congressional review to avoid a whitewash.
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Air Traffic Controllers Union
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Oberlin
Jerry Kremer
National Safety Committee
Professional Air Traffic Controller Association
PATCO
FAA
Kremer
Oberlin Center
Ohio
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Indiana
New York
FFA
Patco Desputes
New York Center
John Poulino
PACTO
Chicago
General Accounting Office
Senate
Congressional
Ivestigating
Weather Service predicts snow for Ohio on Thanksgiving Day
The National Weather Service warns of a possible four to five inch blanket over Ohio for Thanksgiving with a 20 percent chance of snow tonight and 80 percent on Thursday. Forecasters expect low 20s tonight and highs near 40 on Thursday while travel watches extend to Pennsylvania New York Indiana and Illinois. Road condition updates are available via AAA's 24 hour Icicle line at 431-7000.
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North Ridgeville
Ray Diederich
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The
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New York
Indiana
Ilinois
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Ohio Motorists Association
Cleveland
Winter Storm Watch and Snow Expected Thursday
A winter storm watch covers late tonight into Thursday with increasing clouds. Snow is likely near morning and into Thursday, with lows in the 20s tonight and highs in the upper 30s Thursday. Probability of precipitation rises from 20 percent tonight to 80 percent Thursday. Details on Page A-3.
Man in Nashville Sees Hard Times Deepen
Delbert Norton, 44, blind in one eye, moved with his family to Nashville after losing his Indiana job. With no gas, pennies in his pocket, and scarce food, they face eviction for unpaid rent next Monday as water and electricity threaten disconnection. He hopes to find work though none has appeared.
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Tent
Delbert Norton
Norton
Indiana
Nortons
The
Metro Water
Water Department
Bicknell
Ind
Lessons From a Reappraisal News Citizen Says Values Vary Widely
A veteran reporter details frustrations from a 1970s revaluation in Rocky River. He describes computer driven, uneven property increases across streets, his two-page appeal citing nearby factors, and a modest 4 percent reduction after a long submission to the Board of Revision.
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Auditor's Office
County Administration
Board of Rersion
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