Officials Worried By Flooding Near Golf Course
Flooding behind Sycamore Hills Golf Course along Jefferson Avenue may pose a health risk if sewage backs up. A June 27 train derailment damaged a drainage tile on Norfolk and Western Railroad property, causing water to pool in a wooded area and on a fairway. County sanitarian Roger Dixon and city officials note access on private property limits investigation, while residents fear mosquito breeding and odors.
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Sycamore Hills
Jefferson Avenue
Wayne Hyde
Health Department
Roger Dixon
Hyde
Dixon
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Brewster
Goodsite
City Electrician
Jim Wiggins
Reflector
Marion Drive
N & W Brewster
Lou Phelps
Railroad
Richards
County Health Department
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Cleveland pressmen authorize strike amid talks with publishers
Local 5 of the Pressmen's Union authorized a strike against The Press and The Plain Dealer after a unanimous vote. A five day strike notice must be given, with Ralph Hanna stating negotiations with a federal mediator resume Tuesday.
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Cleveland
UPS
Pressmen’s Union
Press
The
Plain Dealer
Local 5
Ralph Hanna
Hanna
Weather and vital records roundup from Norwalk area
Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with 10 percent then 20 percent precipitation. Lows in 60s and highs in 80s, winds variable to south at 10 mph or less. Tuesday temps 77 to 54 with zero total precip. Births list twins in Norwalk and surrounding hospitals, plus a single birth in Monroeville and Willard area. deaths noted for several local residents. Also a note on the origin of the word posh as an acronym for port out starboard home.
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Jeff and
Kim Clark
Norwalk
Fisher-Titus
William and
Joan Wise
Fisher- Titus
Ie Carl and
Claudia Balduff
Monroeville
Fisheritus
David and
Jeanne Carmean
Willard
Willard Area Hospital
Edward and
Erica Reilly
Good Samaritan
William E. Lepard
Painesville
Kelly Maye Frey
Dan Frey
Akron
Dorothy M. Siegenthal
Leon A. Smith
Twin Boys Born Five Weeks Early at Fisher Titus
Two Norwalk families welcomed twins at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital on Tuesday. Donald Paul Clark weighed 4 pounds 8 ounces and Charles Alan Clark 4 pounds 5 ounces, both five weeks early and in incubators. The Wise twins Brian Joseph Albert and Brad William Richard weighed 6 pounds 8 ounces and 7 pounds 11 ounces, born eight minutes apart. Both sets came as surprises with mothers Joan and Jeffrey Clark, and William and Joan Wise, adjusting to two newborns at once.
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Norwalk
Jeffrey Clark
Ohio
South
William Wise
Newton St
Clark
Clarks
Donald Paul
Charles Alen
Donald
Charles
Ivan Lasch
Donald Siesel
Monroeville
Joan Wise
Wise
Brad William Richard
Brad
Brian
Kim Clark
Left
CEI Admits Nuke Failures Cost More
CEI acknowledged Davis-Besse plant shutdowns raised costs for customers as it buys higher-priced power to replace outages. PUCO hearings set for Oct 10 on fuel adjustment charges. Toledo coalition cites $6.5 million in May–June pass-throughs with potential larger totals when repairs and post-June power costs are included.
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Cleveland
UPI
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co
Davis-Besse
CEI
Port Clinton
Ohio
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
PUCO
Toledo Coalition For Safe Energy
Toledo Edison
Coalition
Ohio Edison
Erie
Mike Ferner
Postal Union Rejects Pact Prompting Tuesday Strike
Washington UPI reports the National Association of Letter Carriers voted 78 000 to 56 000 to reject a proposed three year contract with a 2 percent wage rise and twice yearly cost of living adjustments. The union vows to strike Tuesday unless talks reopen, despite Postmaster General Bolger favoring arbitration if needed. APWU voting ends at midnight with some locals already striking.
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Washington
UPI
Postal Workers
Carter
National Association of Letter Carriers
William Bolger
Atnes
J. Joseph Vacca
Letter Carriers
American Postal Workers Union
APWU
National Assembly of the
David Markel marks third year as Reflector paperboy
David Markel 16 N West St celebrates three years delivering 65 papers daily six days a week on his route. He notes learning to get along with people and especially enjoys helping the older subscribers on his route.
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David Markel
Robert Markel
N. West St
Reflector
David
Norwalk Man Found Guilty on Six Drug Trafficking Counts
Common Pleas Judge Robert W. Smith found 20 year old Chuck Slone of 16% Harris St. guilty on six trafficking counts for selling LSD to an undercover agent. He faces a minimum 15 year prison term with sentencing set for Friday. The trial and verdict are viewed as a benchmark for 35 similar pending cases.
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Common Pleas
Robert W. Smith
Norwalk
Chuck Slone
Harris St
Smith
Slone
John Alston
Ohio
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Robert Hoag
Louisville
Louisville Courier Journal
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Churchill Downs
Louis Wolfson
Mentor, Ohio
Lake County
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Lakeland
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Ohio Board of Education
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Cuyahoga County
Ralph Perk
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Dennis Kucinich
City Safety
James Carney
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Cuyahoga Valley
Allen V. Johnson
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Stork
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
William
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