Farmers Reject Daylight Saving Time Extension
Washington D C U S Rep Don J Pease says Lorain County farmers prompted him to vote against a bill extending daylight saving time by a month The measure passed the House 240 to 157 and moves to the Senate The proposed seven month period would run from the first Sunday in April to the first Sunday in November and change from standard time on the final Sunday in October
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Washington
U.S
Don J. Pease
Lorain County
Pease
D-Oberlin
Congress
House
Senate
Weather Outlook and Weekend Forecast
Tonight will be cloudy with a chance of showers and thunderstorms then clearing. Low around 45 to 50. Friday brings partly cloudy skies with a high in the mid 60s. Rain chances 40 percent tonight and 10 percent Friday. Details on Page A-3. Joans Sat Night Gourmet Menu The Train Station.
Reagan seeks fresh start with Gorbachev at Geneva talks
Reagan urged the Soviet Union to join the United States in ending wars in Angola Ethiopia Indochina Afghanistan and Nicaragua The plan calls for negotiated settlements with warring parties followed by joint support for peace and eventual reintegration into the world economy The aim is a three point approach leading to broader U S Soviet engagement and stability ahead of a November Geneva meeting
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Reagan
Soviet Union
United States
Angola
Ethiopia
Indochina
Afghanistan
Nicaragua
U.N. General Assembly
Mikhail Gorbachev
Gorbachev
Geneva
Switzerland
TLN
Russia
Vietnam
Cambodia
Washington
Moscow
U.S. Administration
DeChant case heads for the Grand Jury
Gregory G. DeChant, 21, charged with double aggravated murder in the stabbing deaths of his parents in Avon Lake, will be presented to a Lorain County grand jury next week. He pleaded innocent and is free on bond. The case could be indicted in Common Pleas Court, with a possible death penalty specification.
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Elyria
Gregory G. DeChant
Lorain County
DeChant
Avon Lake
Leonard and
Arlene DeChant
Avon
Gregory White
Common Pleas Court
Centenary debate marks birth of the automobile
Dearborn reports a century of debate over who built the first car with Karl Benz commonly credited for the gas engine powered vehicle of 1886. Henry Ford Museum curator Randy Mason notes Benz’s four stroke engine and onboard fuel as key milestones, while other pioneers from da Vinci to Trevithick are cited in ongoing celebrations.
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Dearborn, Mich
Benz
Karl Benz
Mannheim
Germany
Randy Mason
Henry Ford Museum
Dearborn
Mason
Mercenes Benz
Leonardo da Vinci
Denis Papin
Paris
Nicholas Joseph Cugnot
Richard Trevithick
England
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