Train victim identified as CWRU aide
James Kubicek, 25, an investments accountant and manager of general and endowment accounting at Case Western Reserve University, was identified by dental records as the man struck and killed by a train in Olmsted Township on Friday night. He resided at 9817 Memphis Road Apt 9, Brooklyn.
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Kubicek
Lewis Road
Olmsted
Richard Baznik
Case Western Reserve University
Baznnik
Baznik
Center Ridge crossing closed for 3 5 days
Conrail crews repair a rough Center Ridge Road crossing near the Bendix plant forcing westbound traffic to Case Road Burns Road and Abbe Road routes for 3 5 days. Repairs expected by mid week or Friday. Police report 15 traffic deaths this weekend. investigation ongoing in a possible homicide involving Jim Kubicek found at Lewis Road crossing.
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North Ridgeville
Conrail
Center Ridge Road
Bendix
Case Road
Burns Road
Abbe Road
Race Road
Sugar Ridge Road
Broad Street
Weather outlook shows showers and clearing by Tuesday
Mostly cloudy tonight with a slight rain chance and a low in the mid-40s. North easterly winds under 10 mph. Clearing Tuesday with a high of 60 to 65. Rain chance 30 percent tonight and near zero Tuesday. Details Page A-3.
Doctors face addictions amid health care pressures
A first in a series by Fred McTinagle examines doctors' struggles with alcohol and drug addiction, noting about one in ten American physicians are alcohol dependent and at least four thousand are hooked on drugs. The piece links medical stress to broader child abuse reading for his kids.
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Fred Mctlinagle
Chinese delegation in Grafton explores Lorain County ties
A seven member Shansi province delegation led by Zhu Xiqi visited Lorain County for potential economic and educational links. Hosted by C A de la Porte at a Grafton barbecue, discussions with county officials and area business leaders centered on trade, export activity, and educational exchanges with Oberlin College’s Shansi Foundation aiding ongoing contact. The group plans visits to Oberlin College, Midview High School, and local firms, with departure set for October 14.
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China
Grafton
C.A. de la Porte
Cleveland Twist Drill Co
Lorain County
Shansi
Cleveland Twist Drill
Zhu Xiqi
Taiyuan
New York City
Midwest
Zhu
Carl Jacobson
Oberlin College
Shans
Lorain County Community College
Midview High School
Oberlin President Sees Shift in Soviet U.S. Ties
Oberlin College President S Frederick Starr reports a substantial shift in Soviet position after a Sept 19 New York meeting with Andrei Gromyko. Present were David Rockefeller and Anatoly Dobrynin. Starr notes the meeting was mutually arranged and signals potential opening for improved relations.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
S. Frederick Starr
United States
Andrei Gromyko
Starr
New York
Ronald Reagan
Walter Mondale
Gromyko
David Rockefeller
Council On Foreign Relations
Anatoly Dobrynin
Rockefeller
Jobless rates rise in Lorain and nearby counties
Lorain County's unemployment rose 0.6 point to 11.0 percent in August with 13 480 unemployed out of 122 456 labor force. The rise matches a statewide trend as neighboring counties show increases from July to August 9.2 percent in Ohio, 8.9 in Cuyahoga, 9.1 in Medina, and 11.7 in Huron.
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Lorain County
Ohio Bureau of Employment Services
Ohio
Cuyahoga County
Medina County
Huron County
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Mike Peters
Mother Goose & Grimm
CT Comics
Diz Entertainment
Dik Farm
Lorain County Joint Vocational School
Oberlin Colorgraphics
Bernie Noble
the Twain
Brian Miller
Oberlingrad
Robert Staley
Ridge Tool Co
Elyria
Ridge Tool
de la Porte
Oberlin Proxy
Rockefeller Brothers Fund
Lorain
Cuyahoga
McDonald
Cleveland Browns
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