Mottl denies switch to Republican party
Rep Ronald Mottl of Parma is denying rumors he will leave the Democratic Party. He calls reports untrue after a White House meeting with President Reagan and notes his conservative record. His son, Ron Mottl Jr., runs for Parma City Council president as an independent.
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Ronald Mottl
D-Parma
Capitol Hill
Mottl
Reagan
White House
Reagan Justice Department
Parma
Cleveland
Congress
Ron Mottl JR
Ohio
Mott
Motil
Wellington cafeteria layoffs amid losses and price shift
Wellington School System faces layoffs as Supt. Lynn Zimmerman warns five of 14 cafeteria workers may be cut after lunch price increases. Student meals dropped about 50 percent, with daily lunches down from 800 to roughly 485 as the snack line at the high school was briefly closed triggering a student boycott. Fixed operating costs remain high despite reduced transfers.
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Wellington
Lynn Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Board of Education
Youth Robber Tries Hold Up News Carrier on Second Street
Robert Underwood, 18, delivering papers along Second Street near East Avenue Wednesday, faced a youth with a pistol demanding radio. Underwood refused, offered a paper instead, and handed over his Chronicle-Telegram. The robber fled. Underwood continued his rounds and reported to Elyria police.
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Robert Underwood
Second Street
East Avenue
Underwood
Chronicle-Telegram
Mubarak Vows to Uphold Sadat Policies After Assassination
Egypt's new ruler Hosni Mubarak, named to succeed Sadat, vows to march along Sadat's path and accept a national referendum next week. Defense officials identify four assassins led by a soldier whose brother was recently arrested in the crackdown, amid a deadly parade attack that killed Sadat and injured dozens.
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Cairo
Egypt
UPI
Hosni Mubarak
Anwar Sadat
Sadat
Mubarak
Defense
Abdul- Halam Abu-Ghazala
Washington
Alexander Haig
Mohammed Rashwan
Israel
al Akhbar
Mahmoud El-Masn
Republican Guard
Khaled
All-Savers deposits slow yet remain strong in region
The All-Savers certificate program shows a strong early start with Lorain and western Cuyahoga County banks. Industry figures indicate about 15 to 30 percent of deposits were new money, with total first four days reaching $15 billion nationally. Banks report substantial ongoing activity as six month money market maturities keep the momentum.
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Lorain
Cuyahoga County
Savings and Loan Industry
Industry Trade Group
William Kulfoyle
Pioneer Federal Savings and Loan Association
Pioneer
Neal Hubbard
Northern Savings and Loan Co
Inside Car care special section today
A compact notice previews a winter car care feature in today's edition. Readers are guided to prepare vehicles for cold conditions with maintenance tips and safety checks from local auto experts. The item signals a practical, hands on advisory focus for motorists.
Weather outlook and past high of 58 degrees
Tonight will be clear with frost likely and a low in the mid 30s. Friday stays mostly sunny with highs near 70. Wednesday's high reached 58 at 2 15 p m and the overnight low was 43 at 7 a m. Details on Page A 2.
Route 252 Reopens After Long Detour Relief for North Olmsted
In North Olmsted Route 252 reopened today easing a six month detour that kept cars on a 44 mile route and trucks on a 14 mile path. Mayor Robert Swietyniowski and State Rep. Rocco Colona pressured ODOT for quick repairs while the city spent about 10000 in materials for culvert work. officials said the culvert had deteriorated long before the current administration.
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North Olmsted
William P. Mahoney
Rocco Colona
D-Brook Park
ODOT
Swietyniowski
Zurowski
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U.S. League of Savings Associations
Alan Murphy
Elyra Savings & Trust National Bank
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