29 Oct 1981
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1981
Page
1
Lorain files suit in Common Pleas Court against Amherst and Mayor Anthony DePaola over a several hundred pound boulder atop a waterline service pit at Amherst Plaza. A preliminary injunction hearing is set for 2 p.m. November 5 before Judge Floyd D. Harris.
Washington based indicators show the government's index of leading economic indicators fell 2.7 percent in September, marking the sixth monthly decline this year and the steepest drop since last year's recession. The Commerce Department reported the setback as major auto sector losses impacted markets.
The text notes a January to July 1980 recession, with the leading indicators index down 0.5 percent in August after a July uptick. It describes a continuing deterioration in the economy, and mentions otherwise mild daily weather details and solar times.
Washington report details how President Reagan persuaded the Senate to approve an 8.5 billion sale of AWACS radar planes to Saudi Arabia. Through private talks, showmanship, and the bully pulpit, he secured a 52 to 48 vote, earning praise from Senate Majority Leader Howard Baker as the president’s chief negotiator.
UPI reports the AWACS vote ends a heated fight over the 85 billion arms package with Reagan declaring the decision a step for peace in the Middle East. Critics warn of heightened danger to Israel while supporters tout strengthened ties and economic lifelines.
NBC will air an hour long drama Sunday night November 15 titled The Steeler and the Pittsburgh Kid starring Joe Greene and Henry Thomas. The story follows a boy who learns values and relationships after being adopted by the Steelers.
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