Louis B Seltzer remembered editor of Cleveland Press
Louis B. Seltzer former Cleveland Press editor remembered in funeral notice at Old Stone Church on Public Square. His career spanned from cub reporter at 14 to editor at 30 shaping city and state politics and steering editorials including urging Dr Sam Sheppard’s arrest. Weather warning noted for tonight and Friday with showers and windy conditions.
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Louis B. Seltzer
Mr. Cleveland
The
Cleveland Press
Chronicle
Public Square
Cleveland
Page Cr
Seltzer
Press
North Olmsted
Cleveland Leader
Frank Lausche
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Bay Village
Sam Sheppard
Marilyn
Ross plant faces EPA fine while permit renewal looms
Neighbors want Ross and Sons Inc closed, but renewal of its incinerating permit seems likely. EPA attorney seeks a 35750 dollar fine though praising recent improvements. The agency cites two PCB incidents, while Ross disputes any PCB presence and vows to fight any penalty. Public hearing at Midview High School drew about 300 residents amid bribe accusations against Ohio EPA officials.
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Robert Ross and Sons, Inc
Eaton Township
U.S
Environmental Protection Agency
Ross
EPA
Eric Dunham
Midview High School
Ohio
108 Iranian diplomats vanish after US expulsion order
Immigration chief David Crosland told the Senate Judiciary Committee that 108 Iranians forced out of Iran’s diplomatic corps and in the United States cannot be located. He noted 27 known departures, 16 allowed to stay, 18 to leave voluntarily, eight seeking asylum, with others in various deportation steps. He cited airline records and ongoing red tape in enforcing the order.
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Bani-Sadr
Carter
Washington
UPD
David Crosland
Iran
United States
U 8
Tehran
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Crosland
INS
Senate Judiciary Committee
Charman Dennis DeConcini
D-Ariz
State Department
Elyria city unions face hard line in contract talks
Elyria finance committee denied salary parity for 86 firefighters represented by the IAF while approving only $19,000 in retroactive pay for officers who filled in for higher ranks. The panel offered $3,800 in rank differential and warned the parity issue may require court action. AFSCME representation for nine engineering employees was also denied, with the city insisting on sticking to the existing contract. Mayor Keys and Safety Director Hoagland promised a response by Wednesday.
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Council
Elyria City
Howard Coleman
D-7
IAF
Fire Department
Coleman
Michael B. Keys
Safety Service
Charles Hoagland
Stanley Wojdula
American Federation of State
Afscme
Avon Lake Ford plant may lay off 685 more workers
UAW Local 2000 president John Hunter said Ford Ohio Truck plant in Avon Lake may furlough up to 685 additional workers. A shift reduction to one line is possible after a seniority based layoff list. prior layoffs reduced staff from 2,000 to about 1,400. Unclear dates for the two week layoffs in April, May and June.
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Iran
Revolutionary Council
U.S
Abolhassan Bani Sadr
Bani-Sadr
NBC
Tehran
Kayhan
United Auto Workers Local 2000
Ford Motor Co. Onio
Avon Lake
John Hunter
Local 2000
Hunter
Ford
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the Cub
the Sam Secret
Alice Ludding
C-T
Luddington Telegram
Arnold Miller
Spencer
Medina County
Sheppard
Seltzer’s
Iran Council
United Press International
London
Fahnadar Kani
Zatollah Sahabi
Maggie Elek
Princeton St
Gene Krebbs
Federal Epa
Richard D. Panza
Dunham
Panza
By Bruce Vernyict
Joseph Gaughan
International Association of Firefighters
Gaughan
Elyria
Sam
Wellington Elms
UAW
Raymond
Raymond Stevens
Brush Elementary
Midview
John
Shirley Stevens
Alton Drive
Grafton
Mark Madere
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