Hussein and rebels report end war pact amid Amman fighting
Rebels announced a four point plan to end the conflict and King Hussein said Jordan had foiled a plan to destroy the country. Observers reported Syrian forces retreating. guerrilla sources claimed control of parts of northern Jordan including Irbid Ramtha and the liberated zone near Amman. The announcement came with a mediator group and a statement that civil war could end after a major tank battle with invading Syrian forces driven back into Syria.
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Hussein
Jordan Army
Amman
Ment
Syria
Wahdat
Central Committee of the
Palestine Resistance
Israel
Iraq
Eterna
Jordan
Palestine
Haan
Irbid
Bussein
Gaafar El-Numeiry
Cairo
Habes Al-Majali
Ramtha
U.S
Lorain crowd stones police and three arrested after bar clash
A rock throwing crowd near East 21st Street and East Avenue harassed police responding to a shotgun incident at Anchor Inn. Winchell Moon and his brother Joseph Moon faced inciting to riot and other charges. L C Wilkes was held on intoxication. Beatings targeted sailors Beauprie Tul lis and Potter. a 17 year old was detained for curfew violation and assault.
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Lorain
East 21St Street
East Avenue
Winchell H. Moon
West 5Th St
Joseph
L. C. Wilkes
West 21St St
Anchor Inn
21St Street
Wilkes
Clarabell Simmons
Lorain County
Rowe Beauprie
St. Ann
St. Joseph Hospital
Beauprie
Horace Johnson
Lorain - Cuyahoga Works
US. Steel
David Tullis
Sebeka
Minn
Edward Potter
Erie
U.S. Steel
Black River Sunday cleanup inspires a hometown song
Elyria’s Black River cleanup on Sunday October 11 runs from Route 10 to Route 254. Ruth Renkle of Elyria wrote the theme song to boost the effort sponsored by The Chronicle Telegram and the Elyria Jaycees. Project chair Jim Parks notes 20 trailers donated by Lucas Radiator and Trailer Service along with 70 volunteers from North Ridgeville, Northwood Junior High, and Brookside High School groups.
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Ruth Renkel
Elyria
Black River
Rt. 10
Jim Parks
Chronicle - Telegram
Elyria Jaycees
Parks
Lucas
North Ridgeville High School
Diversified
Northwood Junior High School
Brookside High School
Sheffield Lake
Dump blast injuries worker in poor condition at Elyria hospital
Robert E. Alston, 45, back hoe operator of 121 Blake St., remained in poor condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a 9:30 a.m. explosion at the Elyria City Landfill. A ruptured 10 inch Columbia Gas line sparked a fire ignited perhaps by a nearby rubbish fire. Firefighters shut off the leak around 1 p.m. and left the scene about 2:30 p.m. No damage to the landfill or surroundings was reported.
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Robert. E. Alston
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elyria City
Alston
Blake St
Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc
Elyria Fire Department
George W. Brian
Elyria
Columbia Gas
Ing
Brian
General Motors Corp
Fisher Body Civ
Worthington Golf Ball
Victor Comptometer Corp
Stan
Brian Said
Jack Marsh
Chronicle- Telegram
Marsh
Four Women Shot Dead by Gunman in Albany Labor Dept
A gunman opened fire in the Labor Department building on the Albany campus, killing four women employees before turning the rifle on himself. Coroner reports describe a chaotic scene as the assailant, believed to be a department employee on medical leave, stayed in a stairwell before dying. The incident occurred on the fourth and fifth floors, with one victim serving as a receptionist. Identification of victims and the gunman was not immediately released.
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Albany, N.Y
UPI
Labor Department
State
John Marra
Division of Employment
Department
Uncertain Shower Forecast With Warm Spells Ahead
Variable cloudiness and showers likely through tomorrow with thundershowers. Highs today and tomorrow mid 70s to low 80s, nightly lows around 60s. Friday remains warm with a chance of more showers. Precipitation chance 70% today and tonight, 60% tomorrow. Sunset today 7 23 p.m. Sunrise tomorrow 7 14 a.m. High yesterday 86 at 1 36 p.m. Low today 63 at 4 30 a.m.
Ridgeville school pact approved ends strike
The North Ridgeville school board and OAPSE reached a 1 a.m. agreement restoring bus, cafeteria, and custodial services. Non-certified workers will gain 18 cents more in total by next July 1 with 40 cents hourly increases over two years retroactive to July 1. Custodians in large buildings get 29 cents extra this year, others 24 to 26 cents depending on building size. The strike ends with ratification by 55 of 65 members.
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North Ridgeville
Ohio Association of Public School Employees
OAPSE
Larry DeCresce
North Bridgeville
Milk prices in county may rise after Oct 1
Milk prices in the Lorain County area are set to rise after Oct 1 as Milk Inc. raises producer rates to 6.91 per hundredweight from 6.66. Elyria dairies expect retail costs to increase but exact changes depend on the producer rise and adjustments to stay competitive with regional dairies.
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Lorain County
Seabold
Elyria Dairies Inc
Rail pact agreement predicted
A federal mediator predicted a settlement today in a long 11 year dispute over firemen on diesel freight locomotives to avert a nationwide rail strike. Negotiators met at 10:30 a.m. to review federal proposals. details were not released. Fred Livingston led the emergency mediation board and expressed confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
New York
Fred Livingston
Vega minicar risks damage from automatic car washes
Detroit AP report says the Chevrolet Vega may be damaged by conveyor car wash systems because its undercarriage sits one inch below the five inch minimum for safe passage. The Automatic Car Wash Association International issued a bulletin warning operators in 49 states and 15 foreign countries. GM says they are addressing the issue, noting it concerns only a single underside point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Automatic Car Wash Association International
General Motors
Senate Passes Pollution Bill Seeks Broad Auto Emission Cutbacks
The Senate approved a 72 to 0 vote on an air pollution bill to curb auto emissions and enforce health safeguards within five years. It authorizes penalties, possible auto bans in central cities, factory closures for violations, and requires new facilities to use the latest controls. The House faces a conference to reconcile differences with the Senate plan.
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Washington
Senate
House
Air and Water Pollution
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Muskie
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Mother Nature
Mueller
John Kenney
George Disrud
Disrud
Columbia Gas Co
Jack Byam
Elyria Municipal Court
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