Industry investor backs bid to buy Cleveland Press
The Greater Cleveland Growth Association urges support for Joseph E. Cole to purchase the 102 year old Cleveland Press from Scripps Howard amid financial troubles. Scripps warns the paper may shut if not sold soon and says Cole is the only viable buyer for the afternoon edition. Meanwhile overcrowding at Cuyahoga County Jail keeps nearly 5 000 wanted fugitives at large as deputies focus on paperwork. jail peaks at 845 inmates last weekend.
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Perry nuclear protest at CEI headquarters in Cleveland
A weeklong protest by The Coalition to Convert Perry began with twenty sign carriers circling the Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co HQ and burning utility bills. Activists urged converting the North Perry Nuclear Plant to coal, arguing the facility is an expensive white elephant and that a Central Area Power Coordinating Group study shows it is unnecessary.
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Senate probes Billy Carter Libyan affair turn to CIA chief
Senate Judiciary subcommittee to question CIA Director Stansfield Turner on intelligence reports about Billy Carter. Brzezinski warned Billy Carter March call. Civiletti cites high sensitivity. panel also questions Brzezinski and plans to call White House witnesses. Lance says will testify openly. Republicans accused of leaking information to media.
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Westlake mall petition sparks debate over signatures
Westlake residents led by Mrs. Christenson and Jackie Crosier collected about 500 signatures opposing a regional mall project. They accuse petitioners of pressuring residents. developer James Carney says petitions aim to educate the public and cites projected tax gains and required services. The Westlake Homeowners Association indicates likely opposition, awaiting the planning commission vote.
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Hot little U.S. cars could deter buyers in fall
In a Page A1 briefing, analysts warn the seasonally adjusted annual rate for domestic new car sales may drop from about 7 million to the mid 6 millions in October through December. The shift risks a renewed sales slump after a brief three month upswing, despite strong demand for compact models like the Rabbit priced up to 7,000 dollars and Ford noting Escort and Lynx prices as a notable achievement versus rivals.
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Ford Escort price reveal amid broad auto price updates
United Press International reports Ford set the Escort three door at 5158 dollars with an upgraded model at 5494 while a four door variant is noted. The piece ties rising sticker shock to GM Chrysler and AMC price moves across 1981 small cars amid political tension in Iran.
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Dispute Over Majorette Adviser Hiring Roles at EWHS
Majorettes billed $100 as mom alleges boosters had no say in choosing the majorette adviser. Larkins and board indicate the hand director sets practice and qualifications while EWHS principal investigates with Superintendent Showaller confirming inquiry but no timeline. Harvey defers to others and declines detailed comment.
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James Fitzwater
Marksmen ordered to shoot coffin at sea
NORFOLK VA UPI angry crewmen on a Navy destroyer say their skipper ordered marksmen to shoot holes into a veteran's coffin to sink it during a burial at sea. The Navy said disciplinary action would be taken against Cdr William Wonderly but that the shipper was verbally counseled after an investigation into the July 14 incident. The inquiry found no violations of regulations but suggested sinking methods should have been examined such as attaching weights.
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