Reagan vows to safeguard Saudi stability against Iran
President Reagan says the United States will not permit Saudi Arabia to fall to Iran and urges Israel not to block the proposed 8.5 billion sale of five AWACS radar planes. He pushes Congress to approve the Saudi arms deal while defending his economic plan and budget limits. Israel fears AWACS could threaten its security.
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Washington
UPI
Reagan
Saudi Arabia
Iran
Israel
White House
Wall Street
Congress
Labor Department
Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Tough fight over Ohio budget and taxes ahead
Ohio lawmakers brace for a tough budget fight as Republicans and Democrats seek a bipartisan path to new taxes. Senate leaders warn optimism is premature while Van Meter criticizes funding methods. a coalition aims to reach agreement by month’s end before the Oct. 31 interim budget expires. Governor Rhodes and House Democrats push a $250 million funded plan amid broad debate.
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Senate
Harry Meshel
Youngstown
Meshel
Thomas A. van Meter Rushland
House
W. Bennett Rose
R-Lima
GOP
James A. Rhodes
Democrats
Riffe
Solomon pleads guilty in cocaine case with jury trial waived
Solomon chose to forego a jury trial in which fingerprints on cocaine bags could be admitted. He remains free on $50,000 bond and must return Oct. 16 for a pretrial in Elyria Municipal Court on possession of marijuana a concealed weapon and fictitious license plates. Former Lorain Admiral King and Cleveland State standout Solomon had earlier drug charges in 1977 with Joseph McKiel. McKiel pleaded guilty and Solomon's charges were dropped.
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Solomon
Elyria Municipal
Oet
Cleveland Hopkins International Airport
Lorain Admiral King High School
Cleveland State University
Joseph P. McKiel
McKiel
Experts see bright future yet area lags rivals
Bruce Bartlett cites Sunbelt subsidy and slow local growth while Paul Moscarello warns inflation lags Reaganomics. Cleveland and northeastern Ohio shift from manufacturing to a balanced base with mature, slow-growing industries. Robert Schnorbus notes weaker expansion while area plant births rise slowly. Across 1967-77 local employment grew 6.9 percent yearly vs 2.1 nationally. Baltimore Pittsburgh and Detroit fared worse.
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Paul Moscarello
Merrill Lynch Economics, Inc
Cleveland
Ohio
Robert Schnorbus
Cleveland Federal Reserve Bank
Gurwitz
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Plot to seize Indianapolis eyed by criminals
Indianpolis officials say 40 to 70 criminals plotted a bloody siege to take over the city including killings at roll call and blowing up the City County Building with grenades. The plots tied to a December detective murder and a 1980 Brinks guard slaying involved extortion and drug and prostitution operations.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Marion County
Steve Goldsmith
Jack Ohrberg
Goldsmith
Indianapolis News
Indianapols
UPL
Storytellers spin tall tales in Tennessee
Jonesboro Tennessee hosts the ninth National Storytelling Festival with about 1200 attendees gathering around bonfires and tents. Doc McConnell of Rogersville shares memories of East Tennessee winters where sounds froze and people improvised to tell stories by fire. He recalls an equally harsh summer with drought that ruined crops though he notes a good popcorn harvest.
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Jonesboro
Tenn
Doc McConnell
Tucker's Knob
Rogersville
East Tennessee
Doc
Gass Postage Fair at Elyria
Elyria hosts a postage fair organized by Ling and Perlishing Company at 225 East Avenue P O Box 4018 Elyria Ohio 44038 The event details are sparse but indicate a community gathering related to postage services and local vendors. No additional names or dates are provided in the readable text.
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Elyria
Eerain Ling & Perlishing Company
East Avenue
P.O
All-Savers signups spike with tax free deals
President and Secretary Neal Hubbard reported brisk All-Savers business as Northern signed up about 50 customers on Thursday and expected more. AT AMERITRUST, VP Robert D Andrea said counseling outweighed selling. The tax free certificates run through Dec 31 1982 offering up to $2000 tax free interest for joint filers and $1000 for single filers.
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Neal Hubbard
Northern
Ameritrust
Robert D’andrea
Congress
Lorain-Elyria freeway eyed for four-lane expressway
NOACA public relations spokeswoman Lois Epstein invites area residents to comment on converting Route 83 into a four-lane expressway west of the current highway and extending Route 10 west to Route 20. Workshops will be held early next year to gather feedback before final plans are submitted to the NOACA board in June. Continued funding remains uncertain.
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Lois Epstein
NOACA
Noaca Board of Directors
East German spy Guenther Guillaume linked to Bonn swap bid
East German super spy Guenther Guillaume, once a top aide to Chancellor Brandt, was moved from Bonn for a border crossing to begin a cloak and dagger prisoner exchange. The plan sought release of 35 West Germans in exchange for East Bloc spies, with Denmark and France involvement noted.
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West Germany
UPI
Guenther Guillaume
France
Denmark
Willy Brandt
Guillaume
Brandt
Renate Lutze
Defense Ministry
Copenhagen
Ole Espersen
Jurg Meyer
DePaola Found Guilty in City Income Tax Case
DePaola found guilty and fined $1 in a case where he allegedly ordered the withholding of income tax revenue to the city operating account amid a feud with council. Donnelly testified about omitted tax proceeds and questioned how money was handled versus city ordinance limits. The trial featured sharp political contention and debate over reporting requirements.
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Income Tax Department
Jean Donnelly
Council
Depaula
Donnelly
Wogan
Kathleen Litkovitz
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