Chrysler and UAW reach tentative contract accord
Chrysler Corp and the United Auto Workers reached a tentative contract after thousands walked off as a strike deadline passed. Leaders said the deal moves parity with GM and Ford toward the long term goal while keeping costs modest. Chrysler officials urged quick ratification via the Chrysler Council.
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Highland Park
Mich
Chrysler Corp
United Auto Workers
Chrysler
General Motors
Ford
UAW
Douglas Fraser
Marc Stepp
General Motors Corp
Ford Motor Co
Fraser
Deputy Accused of Plot to Steal Car for Evidence
Lorain County Deputy John Payne faces allegations from Brad Fekete, an Elyria man charged in Erie County, that Payne tried to arrange a car theft to trap a chop shop. Fekete claims Payne promised to intercede in Erie County charges in exchange for cooperation. Payne denies the claim, saying he never sets anyone up and suspects enemies in his auto theft probe.
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John Payne
Lorain County
Brad Fekete
Elyria
Erie County
Fekete
Payne
Sheriff's Department
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Adventure Bay plans unveiled for Sandusky water park
Plans reveal a privately financed 46 acre Adventure Bay park to open spring 1984 beside Route 6 east of Sandusky near Cedar Point. PROJECT, costing 7 to 10 million, will employ about 100 seasonal workers plus year round staff. The site features water slides, white water rafting, a mini grand prix, theater, miniature golf, roller skating, a children's play area, and a tropical pool with waterfalls, with further facilities to be added after opening.
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Sandusky
Adventure Bay
Disney World
Orlando
Fla
Chausee Drive
Cedar Point
Huron Shores, Inc
Arthur Abraham
Lorain County
AC Tire
William Starbuck
South Amherst
George J. Poulos
International Management and Design
Poulos
Uncertain HEAP funding for Lorain County heating aid
Lorain County residents await final federal HEAP funding as officials project 383000 dollars for the program matching last year. Agency director Hopkins cites gut estimates while state and federal decisions differ, with unemployment driving increased demand and potentially lower per household assistance.
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Lorain County
Home Energy Assistance
HEAP
Hopkins
Daniel Knowlton
Knowlton
Browns Eagles TV plan fades as sellout deadline nears
The Sunday Browns at Philadelphia game in Cleveland faced a remote television possibility. WIKW TV required a sold out crowd by 1 p.m. today, 72 hours before kickoff, with only 4,255 tickets left and about 1,000 sold so far. DeBartolo to buy Indians Page 0 3.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Browns
Philadelphia Eagles
Wikw-Tv
CBS
Browns
Nightly chill with light northerly winds forecast
A cool night with low temperatures around 42 to 48 degrees and light northerly winds. Friday brings partly cloudy skies with a high near 78. Details on page A-3. We can all keep a secret. It's the people we tell it to who can't.
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Chrysler
Lee A. Iacocca
NBC
Cleudy
Wade acquitted in man slaughter case by common pleas jury
Mrs Wade was found not guilty of voluntary manslaughter in the death of her estranged husband by a common pleas jury shortly after noon. Jurors deliberated just over an hour before delivering the verdict. An earlier related story appeared on Page D 1.
Parks director Minert to retire after 33 years
Henry Minert, 63, the only park director secretary Lorain County ever had, will announce his retirement at tonight's regular meeting. He has headed the county metropolitan park district since May 6, 1957 and will retire Sept. 30 to spend time with family and travel.
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Henry Minert
Lorain County
Minert
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Ohio Department of Economic and Community Development
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Congress
Ohio
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