Iranian leader at UN amid hostage crisis talks
Iran's Prime Minister Mohammad Ali Rajai arrived in New York to address the Security Council on the Persian Gulf war and potential progress in the 348 day hostage stalemate. Officials cautioned no deal is in place while signaling possible talks with Third World nations to seek negotiations with the United States.
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UPI
Mohammad Ali Rajai
New York
United Nations Security Council
Rajai
Iran Air
Kennedy International Airport
Secret Service
Tehran
Washington
Carter
Muskie
Tran
U.N
U.S
Iran
Vermilion doctor clinic cited in 14 drug violations
The State Board of Pharmacy named five Doctors Clinic, Inc. employees including Dr. Leonard Faymore and Victor Ferrari and his wife Audrey among those supplying drugs to undercover agents between February and July. A second clinic citation against its pharmacy is expected within 10 days.
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Doctors Clinic, Inc
State Board of Pharmacy
Leonard Faymore
Victor Ferrari
Audrey Ferrari
Jerry Husar
Julio DeLeon
Ferrari
Husar
Pharmacy Board
State Medical Board
Faymore
DeLeon
Cleveland
Mequin
Elyria Municpal
Reagan to debate Carter with no Anderson participation
New York UPI reports that Republican presidential hopeful Ronald Reagan agreed to debate President Carter without independent candidate John Anderson. The decision narrows participants and sets the stage for a high profile clash focused on policy and leadership.
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New York
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Carter
Jobn Anderses
Elyria Township agency head tied to multimillion drug lab
Janet Brodek 35 and her husband Daniel Brodek 32 were charged in federal court after a three month probe into a methamphetamine operation. Neighbors describe a shocking raid at the West Side home where chemicals, a lab, and a truck were seized. Bond set at 10000 each. husband jailed in Portage County. The couple had ties to local business groups and recently married. she was poised to become SME president next year.
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Lorain
Elyria Township
West Side
Janet Brodek
Daniel Adcox Brodek
Brodek
David Perelman
Crawford
Texas
Timothy Donerfiel
Oakhill Blvd
Heather
Ballet Master Deliberates Ahead of Cleveland Opening
Cleveland Ballet rehearsals as Christopher Tabor ponders the new season. Leig h Ann Hedacek, Lorain native and principal dancer, stars on Encore cover. Tonight may see showers and a low around 58, with cooler weekend plans and a 77 high later in the day.
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Cleveland Ballet
Christopher Tabor
Lorain
Leigh Ann Hedacek
Vareday
House of the seven hues at Oberlin’s Johnson House
Preservationists and a college team completed a massive seven color repaint of the Johnson House dormitory after 700 hours and 110 gallons of paint. OC students Aram Hollman and Leah Carroll praised the new scheme, with Steven McQuillin guiding color research from paint chips for restoration plans.
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Johnson House
Oberlin College
Aram Hollman
Leah Carroll
Steven McQuillin
C-T
John Kenney
Chronicle Telegram Adds McGunagle Columnist Role
The Chronicle Telegraph announces extra coverage with Fred McGunagle joining as a frequent contributor. A prize winning writer, he spent 25 years at the Cleveland Press covering Cleveland's western suburbs, city hall, urban renewal, and suburbs editors duties.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Fred McGunagle
McGonagle
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Cleveland Press
Cleveland
Brook Park
North Ridgeville
Sheffield Lake
Brunswick
Cleveland City Hall
Suburbs
Goblins Parade in Elyria Halloween Day
Elyria hosts its annual Halloween Parade Sunday October 26 at 2 p.m. Costumed children meet near school posters in the Lake Avenue lot then march routes through West Broad East Second to Court and back. Cider and cookies will be served to costumed and uniformed marchers. If weather fails, WEOL will announce cancellations starting at 11 a.m.
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Elyria
Lake Avenue
West Avenue
Broad Street
East Avenue
Second Street
Second Avenue
Court Street
WEOL
Race protest over Elyria school board hire sparks clash
Rev Reginald Winbush and other applicants criticized the board for hiring Miss Carrier as affirmative action officer, arguing she lacks experience while naming black candidates with broader credentials. Carrier, OSU journalism graduate, was chosen over a dozen applicants amid calls for more minority representation.
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Elyria School Board
Reginald Winbush
Holly B. Carrier
Miss Carrier
Ohio State University
Levartte
Weolikbugh
Currier
International Student Association
OSU
Winbush
Gilford Laboratories
Oberlin
Lorain County Community College
Bethany Baptist Church
Edyria
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