Grenada leaders captured as US toll hits 16
AP reports Grenada's new rulers quieted as insurgent leader Gen Hudson Austin was captured by U.S. paratroopers carrying his ID papers. The U.S. death toll rose to 16 with 77 wounded and three missing while shelling of a mental hospital drew Pentagon clarification. Bernard Coard was also captured, amid reports of scattered fighting and portents of calm returning to St George's. Trick or treat hours close the snippet with Elyria porchlight guidance.
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Barbados
Grenada
Hudson Austin
Austin
U.S
Pentagon
People’s Revolutionary Council
Maurice Bishop
Caribbean
Washington
White House
Larry Speakes
Reagan
St. George’s
Bernard Coard
Bishop
Coard
Agency For International Development
Ohio Tax Capacity Seen As Average Despite Hikes
Ohio's tax effort rose from 79.2 percent to 89 percent of the national average between 1977 and 1982, the fifth largest rise. A separate Ohio Public Expenditure Council report estimates 1983 tax collections near average, with Ohio tax capacity about $11.5 billion if trends continue. The advisory commission's figures place Ohio around 40th in 1981, tying for 85 percent capacity.
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Ohio
Advisory Commission On Intergovernmental Relations
Commission
Ohio Public Expenditure Council
Massachusetts
Taxachusetts
New Hampshire
Florida
Culmer defense seeks venue move as trial opens
In Elyria Lorain County pre trial public ity may force the defense to seek a change of venue for the aggravated murder trial of former Oberlin College student Sean Culmer. His attorney James Willis said extensive media coverage could bias jurors and suggested moving the case. Culmer, 20, faces charges for allegedly strangling Grace Austin in her dorm at Gielih College on April 4 and has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. He is confined on bond in a psychiatric ward at Storm Be Hospital awaiting trial. Weather: variable cloudiness tonight, low 40s to 45, SW winds around 16 mph. Tuesday partly sunny, high mid 60s. Details on Page A-3.
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Oberlin College
Sean Culmer
Lorain County
James Willis
Cleveland
Willis
Culmer
Grace Austin
Alexandria, Va
Gielih College
Ciriglaino
Cirigliano
Robert Nagy
Storm Be Hospital
Miss Austin
Unemployment Up Again Across Ohio in September
Lorain County reported a 0.4 point rise to 14.3 percent in September, the second increase this year. Huron, Cuya hoga and others also rose, with Erie up 1.5 points to 11.8, Medina up 1.1 to 10.0, and Summit up 0.7 to 10.8. Ohio’s rate joined a national dip, edging up to 11.1 percent as layoffs in fall boosted jobless figures. A total of 16,886 people were unemployed out of an 118,123 labor force in Lorain County.
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Lorain County
Huron County
Cuyahoga County
Huron
Cuyahoga
Erie County
Medina County
Summit County
Ohio Bureau of Employment Services
Unem
William Barnhart
Ohio
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New York
Fred McGunn
Common Pleas Court
Joseph Cirigliano
Forensic Center
Scheels
Paul Frits
Sherwood Drive
Dave Beckleff
Watson Ave
North Ridgeville
Dorchester Ave
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