Abbie Hoffman Surrenders After Six Year Fugitive Status
Abbie Hoffman, 43, surrendered to a New York narcotics prosecutor at 80 Centre Street ending more than six years on the run for a cocaine charge. He was to appear in Manhattan Criminal Court for a hearing before Judge Milton Williams after a brief processing at the center, while having led a public life as activist and occasional political figure.
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New York
UPI
Abbie Hoffman
Hoffman
Centre St
Manhattan Criminal Court
Milton Williams
City seeks three year tax boost to fund operations
Elyria voters face a three year temporary increase in the income tax from 1 percent to 1 percent beginning 1981. City Council unanimously approved the ordinance, relying on voter approval to take effect, with an estimated $2 million to $3 million extra income per year to offset a projected 1981 deficit. Mayor Keys supported a permanent plan earlier but council opted for a three year limit to fund street projects and equipment, with campaigning planned to persuade residents.
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Michael B. Keys
Keys
East Broad Street
Westside Industrial Parkway
Burns Road
Ernest Brewer
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NOACA confirms 24 million for Lorain and western Cuyahoga roads
NOACA approves a plan allocating more than 24 million to Lorain and western Cuyahoga County for road resurfacing and bridge renovations over five years. The 237 million freed earlier seals the 1 490 project, which was scrapped, and the proposal covers 75 road and bridge projects, pending state and federal approval.
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Cleveland
Northeast Ohio
Cuyahoga County
NOACA
Lorain County
Avon
Avon Lake
Garfield Heights
Frederick Pizzedaz
Congress
Pizzedaz
Hillard Road
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Bagley Road
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Olmsted Township
Dover Center Road
Bay Village
Westlake
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93 Percent of Eligible Men Registered for Draft
Selective Service director Bernard Rostker announced 93 percent of all eligible 19 and 20 year olds have registered for any future draft, with 3,593,187 of 3,880,000 registered as of Aug. 22. He warned that failure to register is a felony carrying up to $10,000 fine or five years imprisonment. Rostker noted rising late registrations and said numbers should grow. PMID
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Washington
UPI
Selective Service
Bernard Rostker
Rostker
First Cherie Ulmer scholarships awarded in Lorain County
Two Ohio Northern University pharmacy sophomores receive the $450 Cherie Ulmer Scholarship to Lorain County Medical Foundation funds. May Ulmer, fatally injured in 1974, inspired the program created in 1979 after court approval. Ten other awards given.
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Lear County Medical Foundation
Lorain County Medical Society
Laramme Amato
Garfield Road
Lorain
Kenneth Prayter
10Th St
Ohio Northern University
School of Pharmacy
May Ulmer
Ohio State University
North Ridgeville
Medical Foundation
Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain County Pharmacy
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