Escape Faults Mark New Lorain County Jail
A mass escape at Lorain County's new jail near Murray Ridge Road reveals design flaws. Prisoners slipped through 1-foot windows reinforced by thin aluminum frames, while guards monitored only one on-duty officer and a distant camera. detectives warned of escape risks before the transfer of 31 inmates. Authorities debate modifications as residents expressSafety concerns.
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Meeting With Builders In Lorain County
A report notes plans for an upcoming meeting with builders in Lorain County to discuss project coordination and local development. Officials aim to align schedule, permits, and funding with contractor teams for the streamlined construction phase.
Jobs in peril as foreign steel hits Lorain and Elyria plants
The chairman of U S Steel warns that 90 000 American steelworker jobs may be lost this year due to imports. Lorain Works and Republic Steel Elyria plant run well below peak output with limited blast furnaces and shrinking work forces. Officials blame unfair foreign competition and government dumping, while U S Steel markets anti import campaigns and USW plans a Washington trip to press lawmakers. Rep Pease expresses sympathy for workers and industry.
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Lykes Corp Chief Criticizes Job Cuts At Campbell Works
R C Rieder chairman and CEO of Lykes Corp parent of Youngstown Sheet and Tube says the decision to reduce salaried staff was made reluctantly and acknowledges its impact on loyal employees, families, and communities connected to the Campbell works since the company’s founding.
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West Point graduate weighs future after cadet life
A West Point cadet finishing a two year ROTC scholarship at Lacrosse University Wisconsin looks for a full time job while considering a reserve commission as an Army Second Lieutenant. She reflects on myths about West Point and honors the academy's rigor while noting personal restrictions. Two local women remain at military academies Betsy Joviak Grafica and Diane Mover Milan begin their second year at the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs. The article also covers steel industry pressures from government involvement and a call for a bipartisan committee in Ohio to study steel concerns after a Youngstown announcement.
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World's costliest private car is gold plated Rolls
Dubai millionaire Bhatia Karani paid 146125 dollars for a gold plated Rolls Royce Phantom VI Sandaulette with every option including 6800 dollars of gold plating, an 11 inch black and white TV, cocktail bar, intercom, and a burglar alarm for the Flying Lady hood ornament. The car, green and white with velvet interior, averages about 10 mpg and was awaiting pickup in London.
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EPA to change mileage test method
WASHINGTON AP The EPA plans to revise how it calculates fuel economy figures for new cars. Administrator Douglas Castle says current methods rely on laboratory tests and weighted city highway figures, which mislead some buyers about real mileage. The agency may lower 1973 estimates to reflect driving variables and conditions.
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Big Horns and Herds on the Great Plains
A field note recalls a vast herd of bison once roamed the Great Plains with a broad spread of up to several feet across. The passage highlights the immense size and presence of these beasts in historical plains ecology.
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Forecasters See Colder Winter Likely But Not As Severe
NOAA briefed Senate panel saying Northeast may be colder than normal while Southwest could be mild. Several forecasters deem a winter not as severe as last year with odds against a repeat at more than 30 to 1. Predictions cover very preliminary outlooks and partial regional gaps remain.
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Fire Nuisance Forces Breezewood Evacuation At Turnpike Exit
A truckload of hazardous chemicals overheated and ignited near Breezewood Pennsylvania closing schools and evacuating up to 2000 residents. Sulfur dioxide gas formed with risk of hydrogen sulfide. four treated for inhalation, two hospitalized from smoke causing traffic accidents. Traffic allowed on the turnpike with no stops in town.
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