Advisory council warns Reagan cuts deepen poverty
The 15 member National Council on Economic Opportunity says Reagan budget cuts will push millions into poverty, raise crime, strain race relations, and hit the elderly women minorities and youth hardest. It criticizes White House claims of growth and jobs and warns of massive suffering from social program reductions.
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Solidarity Day Rally Demonstrates Labor Support Yet Lacks Conviction
Organized labor drew an estimated 250000 people to Washington for Solidarity Day to protest Reagan budget cuts and social programs. While the turnout showed strong support and national media attention, leaders doubted any lawmakers would change their stance. A prominent figure warned that if rhetoric fell on deaf ears, a nationwide general strike might be considered, though unity in the labor movement remains uncertain.
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50 back at AmShip in Lorain as union ratifies concessions
About 50 workers at the American Shipbuilding Co. yard in Lorain return to work after Boilermakers Local 358 ratified the concession package. Paul Blanchette says the yard will retool, with a repair job first and two major extension projects to follow, employing more workers soon.
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Johnson portrayed as greedy money taker in Caro excerpts
Washington reports from The Atlantic and The Washington Post recount Robert A. Caro's biography excerpts alleging Lyndon Johnson collected cash envelopes while in high office. Caro claims Johnson pursued business ventures from the Oval Office. Johnson aides deny such claims as daughter Lynda Robb comments.
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Park at Rochester faces sale or eviction deadline
Rochester, a village of 1,200, could lose its one park in 30 days as Penn Central ends the lease and demands sale of Rochester Memorial Park for 12 200 or vacate within a month. A special council meeting is set tonight to discuss options with Village Attorney John Lowther and Clerk Sarah Barber inviting public input.
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Weather forecast for Cloedy area tonight into Tuesday
Patchy showers possible tonight with lows in the upper 40s to upper 50s. Tuesday partly sunny with highs in the low to mid 60s and a 50 percent chance of precipitation. East to northeast winds 5 to 15 mph. Sunrise 7 12 a.m. Sunset 7 27 p.m. Details on page A 3.
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Apple Festival in Elyria Declared a Success
Elyria reports a successful first Apple Festival with over 20 000 attendees across three days. Vendors generally did well, a local grower sold 500 gallons of cider, and 65 antique cars competed in the show. Final financial accounting will be released in two weeks as planning begins for next year.
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