Inflation holds at 3.6 percent in August data
The Labor Department reports August wholesale inflation at 3.6 percent annual rate, with a 0.2 percent monthly rise. Unemployment edges up to 7.2 percent, blacks and black teens hit record highs. Wholesale gasoline and home heating oil fall, beef and veal costs drop, while processed poultry and certain vegetables rise.
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UPI
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Edsel owner cherishes 14 of 110000 classic cars
Shamrock Shelley Cleaver, a 46-year-old Edsel owner and Edsel Owners Club leader, keeps 14 of the 110,000 Edsels built between 1957 and 1958. He notes the car’s reputation as a mistake, attributes its failure to timing and marketing, and highlights its power and unique features like tele touch drive. Cleaver also mentions Edsel Ford and Henry II.
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Texas
UPI
Shelley Cleaver
Cleaver
Edsel Owners Club
Soviet says spy case targets CIA operatives in Moscow
Izvestia reports Muscovite EA Kapustin arrested by KGB counter espionage for allegedly handling secret service codes and instructions tied to CIA undercover work at the American Embassy in Moscow. No age, date, or embassy operatives named. Kremlin stance remains noncommittal as background cases from 1978 onward are recalled.
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Kapustin
KGB
Committee For State Security
Secret Police
CIA
Moscow
Martha Peterson
Afghanistan
Double amputee in wheelchair shoots VA doctor in New York
James Rock, 55, a double amputee confined to a wheelchair, shot and killed Dr. Jacob Brickman, 70, at the Manhattan VA hospital. Police recovered a .25 caliber handgun as Rock tried to leave. Authorities seek motive while colleagues recall Brickman as helpful and considerate.
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UPI
Veterans Administration
James Rock
Jacob Brickman
Manhattan
Rock
YMCA
Edward Lorenzo
Rehabilitative Service
Brickman
Clothes call betrays murder suspect Doss in Seattle
Marshall Floyd Doss, 33, returned to a Seattle police station to retrieve clothes and was ticketed for extradition to Detroit to face murder charges. He fled Detroit and Cleveland after the August 1980 shooting death of Cassandra Johnson, 22, at a disco lounge. A Detroit police spokesman said he would likely be brought back by week’s end.
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Doss
Cleveland
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Marquette State Prison
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Ter
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Lech Walesa
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Grandmother in Belmar charged after Reagan threat
A New Jersey grandmother Mary Hardman 60 was arrested photographed and fingerprinted after threatening to shoot President Reagan. She was held until bond posted and faces a Belmar Municipal Court hearing. The case arose after she complained about food stamps and aid denied for her daughter and mentioned the Reagan shooting.
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UPI
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June Taylor
Alaska
Korea
Belmar Municipal Court
Fragmented Address Snippet From Elyria Notice
A damaged OCR fragment lists addresses and postal details in Elyria, Ohio with unclear formatting and stray alley references, providing partial location cues but no coherent event or action.
Toledo Evacuations as Floodwaters Swamp City
Toledo residents fled rising waters and took shelter in Red Cross sites while police urged motorists to avoid waterlogged roads. Daylong rains emptied streets with depths up to four feet, prompting the fire department to begin evacuations led by district chief Robert Schwanzel on the south and west sides.
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Toledo
Red Cross
Robert Schwanzel
Lorain Road and Its Ugliness Stirs Local Debate
The Lorain Road controversy traces decades of zoning battles and protests as residents and officials clash over retail classification and property values. The piece urges planning members to ride the road to grasp traffic dangers and, paradoxically, its traffic may hide the street’s unattractiveness.
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Lorain
Gundy
Lorain Road
Vatican ties papal shooting to East Bloc conspiracy
London based UPI reports TV Eye claims a Vatican official and Polish Solidarity context link the May 12 attempt on Pope John Paul II to a East Bloc plot. The piece notes sources inside Poland and Italian security ministerite speculation about motives tied to Solidarity and possible Russian influence.
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UPI
Vatican
John Paul II
TV Eye
Francesco D'Andrea
Poland
Solidarity Union
Lech Walesa
D’andrea
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