80 000 Go On Strike At Chrysler Plants
Eighty thousand U S and Canadian autoworkers walked off the job at Chrysler Corp plants and depots after failed labor talks in a decade. Negotiations expired at midnight Tuesday, with thousands already out at three U S plants. Workers cited wage and benefit concessions as the backdrop to the strike.
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Chrysler
Highland Park, Mich
U.S
Chrysler Corp
Pickets Court Chrysler Plants as UAW Strike Starts
About 5,000 UAW members at Chrysler plants in Twinsburg, Toledo, and Van Wert walk out after contract expiry with no agreement. Pickets form at seven Twinsburg gates while Toledo shift workers join the strike. Negotiations continue in Toronto and at Chrysler HQ as Bieber cites a wide gap on job security and subcontracts.
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Chrysler Corp
United Auto Workers Union
Chrysler
Cleveland
Toledo
van Wert
Sandusky
Dayton
UAW
Twinsburg
Bill Bon
Marine Cpl Daniel Naples survivor in helicopter crash rescue
Parma area mother Monica Naples said her son Marine Cpl Daniel E Naples survived a helicopter crash off the USS Guadalcanal near Jacksonville North Carolina that killed 15 Marines. Four Marines were rescued including two from Ohio and listed in good condition. Naples served three years and previously guarded at Camp David before training aboard a troop ship for a mission to the Mediterranean.
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Alice Naples
Cpl
Daniel E. Naples
Ocean
Ohio
Kevin Spillers
Lance Cpl
Michael A. Gatton
Columbus
Naples
Cpl. Naples
Camp David
Mediterranean
Janette
Camp Lejeune
Italian govt faces collapse over hijack handling
Defense Minister Spadolini's Republican Party pulls out of the government in protest of Premier Craxi's response to the Achille Lauro hijacking. The move threatens a 26 month old coalition as Spadolini and Craxi met to avert collapse.
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Rome
Giovanni Spadolini
Republican Party
Bettina Craxi
Achille Lauro
Martino Guido
Spadolini
Craxi
Mohammed Abbas
Supreme Court to hear Lorain chop shop case
The Ohio Supreme Court weighs a Lorain County case likely testing the 1984 U S Supreme Court exclusionary rule ruling. Bernard Wilmoth, arrested in 1982 for a local chop shop, challenges evidence admissibility after a raid on River Motors in Lorain. The ruling could hinge on good faith in the warrant and whether improprieties void evidence.
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Columbus
Lorain
Ohio Supreme Court
US Supreme Court
Bernard Wilmoth
High Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Lorain County
The
Wilmoths
Therr
Lorain County Common Pleas Court
Joseph Cirigliance
Want to get your mug on television
Ted Henry and media folks promote Insine Lips products as a television friendly pitch. The item appears in a brief notice style snippet on C-2.
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Ted Henry
Weather outlook and a classic astrology quip
Outside clear tonight with lows from the mid thirtys to the mid forties and mostly sunny Thursday. Highs 65 to 70. Details on Page A-3. Today’s Chuckle jokes that many people think astrology is only a Taurus.
Dave Barry Fashion Advice For Fall Skeleton And Elephant
Humor columnist Dave Barry offers fall fashion guidance contrasting women’s skeleton motif with men’s elephant style, noting playful parallels and light satire across a brief column fragment.
I Love Ohio Lottery Winners Receive Luxury Thunderbirds
Lorain officials distributed keys to luxury Ford Thunderbird Elans to 12 winners of the I Love Ohio instant game. Drawings ran from July 31 to Oct 7, with 2 million entries. Winners include Lisa Marinan, Richard Redway, Ronald Nykiel, Colleen Bosak, and others from Ohio cities.
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Lisa Marinan
Litchfield
Ford
Lorain
Gene Krebs
Richard F. Celeste
Ohio Lottery
Ronald Nabakowski
Ohio
Richard Redway
Brook Park
Ronald Nykieil
Solon
Margaret Naylor
Cleveland
Colleen Bosak
Youngstown
Thomas Q’riordan
Holland
Ronald Bailey
Dayton
Bonnie McWilliams
Strasburg
Geraldine Brewer
Bucyrus
Melanie Frady
West Milton
Virginia Johnson
Kettering
William Griffith
Delaware
Hopkins plunge fatal for ironworker on airport project
A 38 year old ironworker from Amherst died after falling more than 30 feet from a beam during a road construction job near Cleveland Hopkins International Airport. Joseph R. Santucci Jr. of Amherst was pronounced dead at Southwest General Hospital. The Industrial First of Cleveland employee was on the beam as it was bolted into place when he fell onto RTA tracks. He served in the Air Force and was active in veterans and church groups. He is survived by a daughter, mother, brother, and sisters. Turn to page A-4.
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Brook Park
Ambherst
Cleveland Hopkins International Airport
Joseph R
Tucci” Santucci, Jr
Middlebridge Ave
Southwest General Hospital
Santucci
Berea
Industrial First of
Cleveland
RTA
Elyria
Lorain-Amherst
Admiral King High School
Lorain
Air Force
St. Peter Church
Amvets Post 47
Polish Legion American Veterans No. 38
Robin Rae Santucci
Vermilion
Irene Santucci
Amherst
Vorel J. Suki
Sandra Sanfuer Ni
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