Thousands rally fills Washington for Solidarity Day march
Tens of thousands of demonstrators converged on Washington for Solidarity Day led by the labor movement. The protest targets what organizers call federal spending cuts to social programs and President Reagan's handling of the air traffic controllers strike as dawn groups gather across the capital.
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Lorain County unions join national Solidarity Day march
More than 400 Lorain County union members ride seven buses to join over 200,000 demonstrators in AFL-CIO Solidarity Day. Leaders including Lane Kirkland plan speeches on the Capitol steps as workers rally for labor rights and OSHA protections amid Reagan policies.
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Reagan targets gun agency on chopping block
UPI reports the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms faces dissolution under a White House plan. The Treasury Department denies a final decision, while sources say enforcement duties for firearms and arson plus 1,600 staff would move to the Secret Service and regulatory roles to the Customs Service.
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Mexican community shines at Lorain International Festival
CT feature writer Pat Dreger spotlights 30 young people who perform traditional dances for the International Festival in Lorain. CT photographer Bob Bailie captures color and action in Sunday Scene with weather notes predicting a lingering shower and cooler highs in the 40s.
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Rain Dampens Elyria Apple Festival Weekend
Rain forced cancellations and rescheduling at the Elyria Apple Festival though about 2500 people attended. Lyle Crosby notes three cloudbursts including hail while forecasts improve for Sunday. Contests, a CPR demo, and a car raffle remain planned despite weather. A DUI crash damaged a Rotary booth, and area growers suggest an October festival date next time.
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Apple Festival Schedule at Ely Park Today
Elyria hosts a full day Apple Festival from 10 am to 9 pm with events in and around Ely Park. Exhibit Calliope Clowns noted among activities.
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Boilermakers OK AmShip contract at Lorain yard
Lorain AmShip yard ends five month shutdown as union Local 398 votes 239 to 57 to accept concessions on work rates. Union Local 258 chief says some workers may be called back next week. Local 358 supported the revision noting no wage gains, but more flexible job assignments.
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