Pope John Paul II rides to rally in New York crowds
In New York the pope greeted 20 000 teens at Madison Square Garden after a rain soaked visit to St Patrick's Cathedral. He accepted gifts and charmed the crowd as cheering echoed across the city turning an ordinary day into a festival of faith and joy.
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Yankee Stadium
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Avon Lake to heat senior high rise with hot water system
Avon Lake developers plan an eight story senior housing project using hot water from the Cleveland Electric Illuminating plant on Lake Road. The 150 unit facility will be funded by a 652100 subsidy from HUD and aim for completion in 1981 at Lake Road near Miller Road.
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Avon Lake Greater Years Corp
John Kniepper
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Lake Exte
Kniepper
CEL
Lake Front
Miller Road
CEI
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Lorain County
Court asks end Lorain teacher strike court filing
The Lorain Board of Education again seeks to end the teacher strike through the Lorain Common Pleas Court against the Lorain Education Association and 14 union leaders. They request an order to halt the legal strike and limit picketing at school properties citing interference with traffic and disorderly conduct. Judge Floyd Barris will hear arguments Friday at 2 p.m. and may issue temporary restraints. Attorneys Justin Lumley and James J. Mainurm represent the board. hearing date deferred after discussion with Administrative Judge Paul J. Mikes. Lorain schools face ongoing disruption.
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Lorain Education Association
David Majenky
Floyd Barris
Justin Lumley
Lorain
James J. Mainurm
Squire, Sanders and Dempsey
Cleveland
Common Pleas
Floyd D. Harris
Harris
Paul J. Mikes
Lorain Wellington high speed rail test eyed by lawmakers
Ohio lawmakers consider a 20 mile Lorain to Wellington test track for a proposed high speed rail project. A Japanese firm released a feasibility study detailing four site options including Marion and Circleville with estimated cost around 32 million dollars.
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Circleville
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Toledo
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Germany
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Italy
Supreme Court declines second Papp trial review
The U S Supreme Court refused to review the second trial of Timothy Papp 28 for the rape murder of 9 year old Roxie Anne Keathley in 1973 The court denied a writ of certiorari six to three Justice action upheld by a district judge led to a new trial in March 1978 where Papp again was convicted and sentenced to life imprisonment
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Roxie Anne Keathley
High Court
Lorain County
Joseph R. Grunda
Papp
U.S. District Court
Supreme Court
Police ticketing points plan halted by city council
NORTH OLMSTED council urged administration to end the police point system used to evaluate patrolmen. They argued the practice discouraged protection in high crime areas like Lorain Road, while Safety Director Petre defended it as encouraging good work and dismissed as misunderstood.
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Logan
Lorain Road
Eugene Petre
Petre
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