UAW seeks three Ford locals before targeting GM or Chrysler
The United Auto Workers need local agreements at three Ford plants before naming General Motors or Chrysler as next contract targets. Ford has resumed limited production after a 28 day strike. eight of 99 UAW units remain without contracts, including Avon Lake Ohio and Walton Hills Cleveland. Ratification at Brook Park Ford boosted production near. Lorain Assembly will resume passenger cars while over 2,000 remain idle due to Avon Lake strike. Lorain Local 425 faces unsettled status. Local 2000 Avon Lake continues talks. Fraser says decision hinges on Walton Hills Nashville and Alabama plants. Chrysler posture viewed flexibly, GM seen stable. Chrysler may face demand for extra 4 million to fund unemployment benefit pool.
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Alabama
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Bly
Lorain
Ohio Bureau of Employment Services
Douglas Fraser
Sheffield
Ala
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Asone
U.S
Canada
Elyria City Income Tax Falls Short of Goal
Elyria’s income tax revenue through Sept 30 totals 287 million, ahead of last year but unlikely to reach the 3.7 million target set in March. October and November remain, but finance director Dale Kellogg warns the full-year goal may slip. The Ford strike won’t affect city tax much. Lorain will provide about 75 thousand in reciprocity.
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Dale C. Kellogg
Kellogg
Lorain
Faces in crowd applaud at Miami Beach elderly area
In Miami Beach a crowd of residents and listeners approved as they applauded during an event in an area described as a ghetto for the aged. The report notes the scene featured many faces in attendance and received approval from those present.
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Miami Beach
Oklahoma Supreme Court upholds press ban on 11-year-old murder suspect
The Oklahoma Supreme Court ruled the possible rehabilitation of a 11-year-old accused of second-degree murder outweighs media rights to publish his name and photo. The decision affirms a lower court ban on broadcasting or printing the youth's identity, citing the juvenile's welfare and societal reintegration concerns. The youth remains in his father's custody until November hearings.
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Charles E. Halley
Halley
Karen Quinlan’s parents face long wait after crisis
On May 22 doctors warned Karen Quinlan might die in weeks yet her condition shifted to a fragile plateau. Father Thomas Trapasso describes a peaceful, day by day stance as the Quinlans, aided by a parish priest, manage visits and decisions about future medical care under a court order limiting aggressive treatment.
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Our Lady of the Lake Roman Catholic Church
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Trapasso
Karen
Relic U S Embassy Draws Thais in Bangkok Touric
The former U S Compound in Saigon is described as a great relic by the Vietnam News Agency as thousands tour the six story chancery in recent months. Another historical relic is the Independence Palace, financed by the United States and built by Vietnamese, two blocks away, which hosted Vietnamese presidents in the final years of the war.
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Thailand
UPI
United States
Saigon
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VNA
Grain Prices Advance in Ohio Markets
Ohio grain bids posted after yesterday’s close show No 2 wheat at 2.44 per bushel in Northeast Ohio No 2 shelled corn at 82.22 cents Oats 61.41 Soybeans 3.77. Central Ohio No 2 wheat 2.56 No 2 shelled corn 2.21 Oats 1.88 Soybeans 5.79 Northwest Ohio No 2 wheat 2.54 No 2 shelled corn 2.23 No 2 oats 1.47 Soybeans 5.82 Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative bids: Wheat 2.34 Shelled corn 2.30 Oats 1.40 Soybeans 5.74. The record notes market trend with higher wheat and corn, unchanged oats, and higher soybeans.
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Bahamian execution victim's family seeks funds for burial
The family of Michaiah Shobek, 22, who was hanged in Fox Hill Prison near Nassau, appeals for 1200 dollars to repatriate his body for burial. Shobek was convicted of murdering a New York accountant in 1974 and confessed to two other tourist slayings in the Bahamas.
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UPI
Michaiah Shobek
Bahamas
Fox Hill
Nassau
Shobek
New York
Talks Resume Over Panama Canal Treaty Negotiations
The United States and Panama restart talks on a new canal treaty despite charges by Ronald Reagan that the White House sought to surrender the historic waterway. Ambassador Ellsworth Bunker flies to Panama to meet negotiators on Contadora Island as the last session was in May.
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UPI
United States
Panama
Ronald Reagan
White House
Ellsworth Bunker
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