Mubarak sworn in as Egypt president after Sadat death
Mubarak took the oath of office after winning more than 98 percent of the vote to succeed Anwar Sadat. He praised Sadat and pledged to honor Camp David and the Egypt Israel peace, while warning treachery would be punished amid regional tensions and a Libyan threat to Sudan. Mubarak vowed to seek lasting peace with Israel and serve a six year term renewable indefinitely.
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Anwar Sadat
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Sadat
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Carter condemns Reagan as inadequate peacemaker
Former President Jimmy Carter sharply criticized Ronald Reagan for failing to mediate Middle East tensions and for domestic budget cuts that he said hurt the poor and elderly. He urged a stronger U.S. role in peace efforts while warning that heavy spending and tax cuts would worsen deficits and unemployment. He spoke at a White House news conference before a 35 minute meeting with Reagan. He stressed a balance between strength and moral values. He planned to return to Plains, Georgia after a three day Washington stay.
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White House
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House to defeat AWACS sale in 3-1 vote outcome
Reagan's Saudi arms deal faces House defeat with Speaker O Neill forecasting a 3-1 opposition. Senate fate remains uncertain as critics warn of arms race risks while the White House pushes a Senate letter of assurances amid a tight vote outlook.
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White House
Valor Medal of Honor display honors Clearview students
Clearview High School unveiled a Medal of Honor display for Cpl. Charles Berry, with his Purple Heart and other WWII medals, donated from Lorain. Joseph Magazzine helped bring the exhibit, first shown in 1974, and students heard Berry’s story as teachers emphasized the meaning of the honor.
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Cartier fakes crushed in display smashing by customs
U S customs destroyed 4000 counterfeit Cartier watches with an eight ton steamroller on a Los Angeles street. Cartier International chairman Alain Perrin witnessed the event, noting the fakes seized in San Ysidro were worth about 10 to 15 dollars each and destined for Mexico at about 500 dollars. The real Cartier price is 650 dollars. The crushed watches will be shown at Cartier's counterfeiting display while officials decide their final disposition.
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Elyria area fend off Sun Belt in steel auto study
The study notes Lorain County workers might move to the Sun Belt if conditions change, but capital investment remains heavy in Lorain's steel and auto sectors. The planning commission, part of a broader industrial development review, identified 42 zoned areas and will assess suitable industries for them.
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McGinnis
Two Lorain buildings win architecture awards
Two Lorain Community Hospital structures receive AIA Wisconsin Society of Architects honors for design: Lakeland Medical Center medical office building and Lakeland Institute a 30 bed alcoholism treatment center. Flad and Associates of Madison designed both. Elmer Hume Inc. of Amherst acted as general contractor.
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Keilin Sees Topsy Turvy Economy Shaping Policy
The piece discusses an economics talk where Keilin argues for strong government influence over prices and capital, including potential restructuring of banks and firms. He contrasts RFC powers proposed by Keilin with Roosevelt era limits, notes NRA as closest yet unconstitutional, and forecasts mixed reforms amid bipartisan budget debates.
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Adolf Berle
Jesse Jones
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National Recovery Administration
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Deadline extended for LCCC seminar on Raising Siblings
Lorain County Community College extends registration for the Raising Siblings workshop to Saturday. The event runs 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Oct. 17 with Carole and Andrew Calladine leading. The $10 fee supports Community Education Division enrollment.
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Andrew Calladine
Elvis shot his doctor over prescription dispute in trial
Elvis Presley fired a shot that grazed his personal physician during a drug trial in Memphis. The defense cited Presley’s alleged severe addiction and medical condition while the prosecutor warned of a grave narcotics problem.
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UPI
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George Nichapoulos
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