Woodcock warns strike may last longer than expected
United Auto Workers President Leonard Woodcock cautioned against assuming a quick Ford walkout, saying he has no clear view on length. The strike began with 170,000 UAW members across 22 states, with 30,000 more in Ohio joining in Lorain, Avon Lake, Sandusky and Brook Park.
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Ford Motor Co
Today Show
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UAW
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Avon Lake
Sandusky
Brook Park
Turnpike Renamed in Honor of James W Shocknessy
The Ohio Turnpike Commission renames the roadway as the James W. Shocknessy Ohio Turnpike honoring the long time chairman who died July 15. Teagarden praised him as the road’s builder and noted 74 percent of the $325 million borrowed has been repaid with turnover to the state planned for 1981. Four signs will be posted along the 241 miles and plaques added at 16 service stations.
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Shocknessy
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Shacknessy
Weather forecast with showers and mild temps
Showers and considerable cloudiness expected tonight and tomorrow with a 30 percent chance tonight and 20 percent tomorrow. Lows in the 50s, highs in the 70s. Northeasterly winds 5 to 10 mph. Sunrise 7 07 am, sunset 7 37 pm. High yesterday 1 at 3 30 pm, low 60 this morning. Pollen counts Elyria 43 Loram 17.
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Compromise on Women Priests Divides Episcopal Convention
At the national Episcopal convention in Minneapolis the House of Bishops weighs an amended resolution allowing women priests as a local option. Proponents say it will pass by about a 2 to 1 margin, though critics view it as a concession that favors bishops over women. The measure risks fracturing coalition unity as debates shift to the House of Deputies.
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John Burt
Ohio
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National Coalition For the Ordination of Women
Pat Parks
Virginia
Burt
Carter Heysard
John Allins
Womens Coalition
Moynihan Wins New York Senate Nomination Over Abrug
Daniel Patrick Moynihan narrowly defeats Bella Abrug to win the Democratic Senate nomination in New York. He will face Republican James Backtey in November as the paper wraps up coverage of 12 state primaries.
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Maura
Bella Abrug
New York
James Backtey
UAW Strike Shuts Ford Ohio Plants In Three-Week Window
More than 21,000 United Auto Workers in Ohio began a picket at Ford facilities including Lorain, Avon Lake, and Sandusky, with 33,000 statewide across Ford plants. Officials warned the walkout could last at least three weeks as wage losses rise and benefits support workers. Police and union reps mediated a Lorain gate incident, then cleared for continued picketing.
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John Anspach
Sandusky
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Avon Lake
Lorain
Avon Lake Area
Brook Park
Bedford
UAW
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