GM pact OKd by Elyria plant with close 845 to 727 vote
GM pact approval at the Elyria Ohio plant came in a tight 845 to 727 tally amid 53 percent yes. UAW Local 780 President Dick Clevenger said production workers largely opposed the agreement with a 645 to 582 no vote while skilled workers supported it 263 to 82.
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Robert Wickline
Feud erupts over Olmsted Falls duck feeding law
Olmsted Falls officials push a ban on feeding ducks amid a case against duck feeder Margaret Bowles who risks up to two months in jail and a 750 fine. Bowles vows to fight with the ACLU while neighbors complain of duck and goose populations and noises near Lakes Rain tree Fawn and Lake of the Falls.
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David Fortier
Raintree
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Lake of the Falls
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Bowles
Mondale Gains Momentum Ahead of Philadelphia Debate
Walter Mondale rides strong poll showing he defeated Reagan into a pivotal debate week. Geraldine Ferraro and George Bush intensify prep while Reagan campaigns in Baltimore and Charlotte supporting Jesse Helms. Both sides sequester aides for mock sessions as Ferraro and Bush study tapes.
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Geraldine Ferraro
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Philadephia
Washington
New York
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Mario Cuomo
Weather Outlook and Cubs Loss Shield Midtown Traffic Note
Inside Tonight and Wednesday mostly cloudy and mild with lows in the mid 50s to 60s and highs near 70. Rain chances are 20 percent tonight and Wednesday. Cubs loss attributed to evil forces by Mike Royko. Midtown Manhattan traffic agents crackdown on double parkers, clearing lanes. details on pages A-3 and C-11.
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Manhattan
Double Parkers
Ridgeville merchants push for easing temporary sign rules
North Ridgeville business leaders and city officials discussed updating ordinances on temporary mobile signs. Ray Furry of Living Words Christian Book Store argued current limits unfairly hurt small retailers reliant on quick, visible advertising. Mayor Floyd Peace noted traffic hazards and proposed spacing rules. others urged认可 for strip centers.
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Ray Furry
Living Words Christian
Ridge Plaza
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