Ohio brief reports include former sheriff jailed in riot case
Ohio brief notes from Akron Mansfield Columbus Washington and Cincinnati cover former Richland County Sheriff Thomas Weikel receiving six months in jail and a fine for civil rights violations, a $1 million Flynt Publications sweepstakes judgment, Carter administration Salt II lobbying costs, and actors Tony Dow and Jerry Mathers returning to dinner theater with So Long Stanley opening in Cincinnati.
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Body pulled from Lake Erie identified as missing Cleveland man
In Mentor on the Lake Ohio a decomposed body found washed ashore behind a Salida area home is identified by Police Chief William Chamar as a 22 year old Cleveland man missing 13 months. The body wrapped in chains and rope with a cement anchor weighs about 200 pounds and stands six feet tall. Police say the man was killed in Cleveland with four or five stab wounds in the back.
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Grace Martin Wins Prize In Fishing Tale Competition
Grace Martin of Port Credit Canada won a $50 US savings bond and a gold plaque in a Providence Journal Rhode Island Coastal Resources Management Council sponsored contest. The tale about a big fish grew while mailed in a dehydrated form, leading to a postal service dispute. The entry sparked the line Can You Top This as the family recalled the experience. Dr John Herman at UT Southwestern is shown with dream research goggles as scientists link dreams to bodily changes.
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Water Rate Hike Delayed by City Council Committee
At a committee meeting council members debated a proposed water rate increase after six years without a rise. Mayor Rothgery stressed awaiting a full budget and capital plan, while Art Weber and Robert Frederick urged action. The final decision hinges on the mayor's full facts and committee recommendation.
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Pope appeals for calm on nun issue during U S visit
In Rome Pope John Paul II urged nuns to be sensible and illuminated mothers and not embittered in response to a push for women to be admitted to all church ministries. The remark followed the U S visit where Sister Theresa Kane urged priesthood inclusion. The pope returned to Rome fit and rested for a general audience.
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Strongsville mall planned with three openings this October
Jacobs-Visconsi & Jacobs runs multiple centers including Westgate Mall and Midway Mall. The mall to be named THE MALL 5S sits at Howe Road and Route 82 near Ledgewood Estates, half a mile from I-71. DeBartolo Corp. says it has about 30 malls in planning, with Randall Park Mall and Great Lakes Mall among Cleveland-area projects.
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Market Plunges as Wall Street Sees Higher Rates
Market decline follows bank rate hikes to 14 percent and a Fed discount rate rise to 12 percent. Volcker warns of higher rates, Carter prioritizes inflation fight, gold rebounds as traders react to policy shifts. NYSE and NASDAQ indices tumble, trading volume surges to the highest in years.
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Controversial envoy to Mexico resigns
UPI reports Patrick Lucey, the contentious U.S. ambassador to Mexico, resigns to return to Wisconsin where he previously served as governor. President Carter accepts the resignation effective November 1. Speculation swirled over a replacement, with Robert Krueger named ambassador at large for U.S. Mexican relations.
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Second suspect sought in Elyrians slaying
Craig said the couple was shot with a likely large caliber automatic pistol and that Treadwell might have been killed elsewhere and placed in the car trunk. He added that the woman was probably killed at the car's location, citing spent cartridge casings found in the vehicle.
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