Fragment of noisy street complaints and property issues
Residents report requests to tear down a structure, questions about permits for picking et, youths tearing plants and shouting insulting names. A brass bed issue and water in a basement tied to a Gideon Bible seller rise as local concerns. Proceeding noted on page A-4 column 1.
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Walkout threat looms in Oberlin school impasse
Oberlin Lorain County Joint Vocational School faces a possible teachers strike this fall after an impasse report due by Monday. Teachers have worked without a contract since August 31 and threaten action if panel recommendations fail to win双方 approval. Issues center on salary indexing base and evaluation rules.
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U S Embassy shelled as Beirut fighting escalates
In Beirut a mortar shell hit the U S Embassy courtyard and two nearby strikes wounded several, as fighting spread from eastern Beirut between Syrian troops and right wing Christian militias. A U S official said Washington may seek a UN cease fire if clashes do not end over the weekend.
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Westlake hospital plan wins council approval
Westlake City Council approved the health district zoning change and rezoning of a 64 acre site for the Westlake Health Campus project. The $46 million plan includes renovation of St John Hospital on Cleveland's west side and moves to final planning with construction drawings, targeting early next year.
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Tappan plans sale of Heat and Air Division to Minnesota firm
Tappan Co. intends to sell its Heat and Air Conditioning Division to Smith Jones Inc. of Minneapolis. The 800-employee Elyria operation will stay at the same site as part of Smith Jones Frigiking group. Completion depends on financing approval, with no major changes planned and the Tappan name kept for a limited period.
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Calcutta Welcomes World's Second Test Tube Baby Girl
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