Nuclear cuts eyed as Reagan Gorbachev meet in Iceland
The United States and the Soviet Union anticipate possible reductions in European nuclear missiles at the Reykjavik summit next week. George Shultz says progress is hoped on a range of issues while the expulsion order for 25 Soviet diplomats at the UN looms over discussions. The leaders are expected to set a date for a formal summit and address broader strategic concerns.
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Soviet Union
Reagan
Iceland
Mikhail S. Gorbachev
United States
Donald T. Regan
Foreign Ministry
Gennady Gerasimov
George P Shultz
Gorbachev
Shultz
U.S
United Nations
Gerasimov
Bekjavik
U.N
Gas bill relief on the way for Columbia customers
Columbia Gas of Ohio expects a 10 percent plus cut in gas cost recovery charges next spring after a filing with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission. Supplier Columbia Gas Transmission said the cost of gas for six months hence has fallen, delivering an overall roughly 25 percent reduction since mid 1984.
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Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
Washington
Columbia Gas Transmission Corp
Columbia Gas Transmission
Donald E. Bediliion
Columbia Transmission
Columbia Gas of Ohio
Public Utilites Commission of Ohio
Consumers Counsel
Bedillion
Tell Me campaign brings free parking at Elyria Memorial
Elyria Memorial Hospital ends paid parking in its E Broad Street lot after nearly two decades. The hospital leases the space from APCOA and cites the Tell Me public input program as the impact driver. Hospital official Bob Olesen notes the lot is hospital owned and leases to APCOA, with the contract one of APCOA’s oldest in the area.
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Elyria
Elyria Memorial Hospital
E Broad Street
APCOA
Elyria Memorial
Olesensaad
Freed Soviet Flashes Smile at Dulles After Release
Gennadiy Zakharov is seen smiling and giving a V for victory at Washington Dulles International Airport as he departs for home after his Tuesday release on spy charges. The release followed the Soviet Union's freeing American Nicholas Daniloff.
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Gennadiy Zakharov
Washington
Dulles International
Virginia
Zakharov
Soviet Union
Nicholas Daniloff
Weekend Weather Outlook With Showers Across Area
Forecast calls for cloudy skies tonight with scattered showers and a low around 60. Rain chances near 50 percent. Thursday turns cloudy with more showers and thunderstorms, highs near 75 to 86. Page A-3 details.
Racial slurs on E-7 column by Mark Patinkin
Mark Patinkin examines the backlash faced by a man who challenges facial slurs in a military setting. The column discusses consequences, culture, and the ethics of speaking up against prejudice.
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Mark Patinkin
Legends Broadway bound comedy at Playhouse Square
Lorain County Night brings Mary Martin and Carol Channing to Kirkwood's Legends at Cleveland Playhouse Square. Show starts 8 pm with bus service from Midway Mall lot at 6 30 pm, parking plentiful, proceeds aid Lorain County Arts Council and Elyria YWCA.
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Chronicle-Telegram
S. Lorain County
Mary Martin
Carol Channing
James Kirkwood
Martin
Channing
Kirkwood
Cleveland
Playhouse Square State Theatre
Showtime
Midway Mail
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Euclid Avenue
East 14Th Street
Playhouse Square
East 14Th
17Th Streets
Eucli
Lorain County
Larson Foundry Cuts Jobs Under New President
Larson Consolidated Inc under new president CA de LaPorte plans cost cuts and overseas expansion after layoffs of nearly 20 blue collar workers and about a third of salaried staff. The 50 year old Grafton firm, based at 1080 Cleveland St, aims to revive profitability and protect local jobs.
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Grafton
CA de LaPorte
Larson Consolidated Inc
de LaPorte
Ridge Tool Co
Cleveland Twist Drill
Walter O Larson
Cleveland St
FBI Mole Charged With Florida Murder Warrant
Michael Raymonds, 54, once an FBI mole aiding probes of Chicago and New York corruption, was served a Florida first degree murder warrant after a Tennessee weapons sentence. The 1975 death of a wealthy Florida widow ties to undercover work that allegedly led to indictments including Stanley M Friedman, Bronx Democratic chairman, and others over bribed Parking Violations Bureau contacts. The New Haven trial began Tuesday.
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