Nobel winners try to keep Peace People united
Belfast AP report notes Nobel Peace Prize to Betty Williams and Mairead Corrigan renews attention on Northern Ireland's Peace People. While abroad admired, at home the movement faces dwindling support and internal 여idgottles, with critics urging focus on grim realities and less publicity.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Thyria
Tyes
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Betty Williams
Mairead Corrigan
Williams
Miss Corrigan
United States
Europe
Corrigan
Amtrak plans two Ohio routes and $215 million upgrades
Amtrak's five year plan proposes adding two Ohio routes with a possible stop at Wellington and spending 215 million on track improvements across Michigan, Ohio, Illinois, Indiana, New York, and Pennsylvania. The plan, submitted to the White House and Congress, argues for strengthening corridor routes while trimming loss making lines.
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Amtrak
Michigan
Ohio
Illinois
Indiana
New York
Pennsylvania
White House
Congress
Vranich
Cleveland
Chicago
Ohio aid plan pressures Cleveland district funds
Ocasek outlined a three week advertising period for a proposed Ohio aid expansion to help districts borrow immediately if levies fail. The plan seeks authority to cover districts that have not passed levies and allow debt carryover between calendar years with repayment schedules to the state education department. Cleveland, with 110000 pupils, faces a potential Oct. 17 closing date per state Auditor Ferguson.
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Ocasek
Cleveland
State Department of Education
Qcasek
Thomas £. Ferguson
FBI chief-designate ill ordered to bed
FBI Director-designate Frank Johnson Jr a hard headed man who sets his own course has been ordered to bed after complications from surgery forced postponement of today's confirmation hearings. Johnson flew home from Washington after groin swelling raised concerns. Debakey performed the stomach aneurysm surgery at Houston hospital August 26. Johnson said he hoped the complications would not harm his Senate confirmation prospects.
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Ala
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FBI
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Washington
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Debakey
Houston Hospital
Houston
Senate
Monster pizza weighs 4598 pounds at local shop
A pizza cooked on site using propane burners weighed in at 4,598 pounds challenging even the strongest stomach. Lor, owner of the pizza shop, oversaw the remarkable feat and drew curious crowds.
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Lor
Expert says TV violence not sole cause of crime
Dr. George Gerbner, dean of the Annenberg School, criticizes networks for a narrow cultural diet and warns against blaming TV for all societal ills. He supports responsible storytelling, notes violence is not automatically linked to acts, and argues research cannot predict specific incidents like the Zamora case.
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Miami
George Gerbner
Gerbner
Annenberg School of Communications
Ellis Rubin
Ronny Zamora
Zamora
Pay first gas policy at Sohio stations in Ohio
A Sohio plan requires pre payment at 15 of its 800 Ohio self serve stations to curb unpaid gas. Company says policy targets high crime areas and aims to prevent losses while training staff to explain the practice. No immediate plans to expand beyond current sites. Some customers react with mixed emotions as self-serve spreads.
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Cleveland
UPI
Sohio
Ohio
John Hernandis
Hernandis
Ron Kapcsos
Senate panel ponders Panama canal fact-finding trip
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee weighs sending all or part of its members on a fact-finding visit to Panama as it reviews the Panama Canal treaty. The plan was on the agenda with continued hearings featuring more testimony from treaty supporters and opponents.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Panama
Wall Street Slows After Columbus Day Holiday
Telegram reports yesterday's volume of 10,580,000 shares, slowest turnover since January 2, 1976, with Columbus Day cited as the major factor. Investors unsettled by expectations of a Fed surge in the money supply awaited further developments.
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Pierre Delanese
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Smucker
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Toledo Edison
Pacific
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Woolworth
Elyria
Ohta
K Mart
Lorain County Printing & Raiser
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Bat Elyria
Lursin
Lykes Cp
Maratha
Cleveland
Downtown Cleveland plans Gateway apartment project
Cleveland City Council approved a long term lease for two 130 unit apartment buildings on four acres near East Ninth Street along Erieside Avenue. Walter Zaremba and Sons, Inc. officials say the Gateway Apartments will attract residents from suburbs with rents around 300 dollars for a 900 square foot unit, though no tax abatement request has yet been made.
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UPI
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East Ninth Street
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