Price-fix judge orders settlements or trial looming
Cleveland area's three largest supermarket chains First National Pick-n-Pay Fisher Foods Stop-N-Shop and four executives must settle civil price fixing suits by Oct 28 or face trial on criminal charges. Judge Lambros kept Nov 16 as trial date, with potential no contest pleas if civil cases settle.
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Gary
Thugs attack Lawson's clerk in meat slicer assault
Two men forced a Lawson's store clerk to open the safe at 815 N Rocky River Dr. They tried to force her to drink bleach then rammed her arm into a meat slicer, causing a three inch forearm gash. She was treated and released. No cash was taken.
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Medical board suspends Ferrari license for two years
In Ohio the State Medical Board suspended Dr. Victor J. Ferrari's license for two years after he was charged with prescribing dangerous drugs without proper examinations. The 6-1 vote overruled a leniency plea by Dr. Evelyn Cover, with appeals possible in court and suspension set to begin in January.
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Doctors Clinic
Evelyn Cover
Ohio
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Kenneth Frankel
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Westlake
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Chronicle-Telegram
Leonard Faymore
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Dr. Cover
Common Pleas Court
David Wenger
Victor Ferrari
Final AWACS fight set for Senate
President Reagan seeks Senate votes for a final showdown over a 3.5 billion AWACS arms deal with Saudi Arabia after the House defeated the sale 301 to 111. The Senate vote was delayed as Reagan targets more GOP support, with aides citing new endorsements from Stevens Quayle Abdner and Percy as he presses for victory.
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House
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Charles Percy
Illinois
Ted Stevens
Alaska
Dan Quayle
Indiana
James Abdner
South Dakota
Percy
Quay
Abdnor
Elyria Ohio Leads in Industry Growth Says Study
Lorain County's manufacturing employment rose about 6,000 from 1967 to 1977 while Cleveland shed over 42,000 jobs. The Lorain County Regional Planning Commission forecast stronger population, sales, productivity, and capital expenditure but warns 30,000 new jobs are needed in the next decade to stay on pace.
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Elyria- Lorain Standard Metropolitan Statistical Area
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Lima
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Ohio Ballot Language for Issues 1 and 2
Ballot language and full arguments for Ohio Issues 1 and 2 appear on pages E-4 and E-5. The material includes the official text, pro and con statements, and the surrounding explanatory notes for voter guidance.
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Weather forecast and temperatures
Tonight will be cloudy with a chance of showers and a low near 50. Friday remains mostly cloudy with highs in the upper 50s and a 20 percent chance of precipitation. Winds will be west at 10 to 20 mph. Local high reached 64 at 4:15 p.m., overnight low 40 at 3 a.m. Details on Page A-3.
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