Voinovich seeks harmony on police issues in Cleveland
Mayor George Voinovich signals possible compromises on two police related issues splitting City Council along racial lines. Black members oppose arming police with 9mm semi automatic pistols and hollow point rounds while white members back the proposal. Forbes notes demand for a civilian review board. mayor indicates support to avoid blocking such panel.
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Cleveland
George V. Voinovich
Voinovich
City Hall
Cleveland Police Patrolmen's Association
Council
George L. Forbes
Forbes
Ohio jobless rate hits 10.2 percent in March
Ohio’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rose to 10.2 percent in March, the first increase since September 1983, while nationally the rate held at 7.8 percent. Roberta Steinbacher of the Bureau of Employment Services cautioned the rise may signal a stalled recovery and offered no firm forecast for the next two months. The state’s borrowing from the federal government for jobless benefits rose to 2.2 billion dollars, with at least 300 million expected to be repaid this year. If chronic unemployment were counted, the rate could rise about one percent.
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Columbus
Ohio
Roberta Steinbacher
Bureau of Employment Servicess
Bureau
Hart Lorain County campaigners to coordinate Hart campaign
Hart Lorain County coordinators Mark Stewart and Ron Cunningham are named to organize the Gary Hart presidential effort in Lorain County. They will host an organizational meeting Sunday from 1 to 2 p.m. in the Lake Erie Room at the Holiday Inn to start planning. Stewart aims to attract Hart to Lorain County for a campaign appearance. Scott Agnew of Brunswick is named campaign chairman for the 13th Congressional District.
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Ron Cunningham
Gary Hart
Lorain County
Lake Erie
Holiday Inn
Stewart
Hart
Colorado
Scott Agnew
Brunswick
Schaffner Sets Out Strong Views On School Prayer
Republican hopeful Stewart Schaffner, 26, from Brunswick, spoke at a UAW CAP Council candidate night about supporting prayer in schools and excluding non Christians such as Hindus or homosexuals from teaching. He emerged as a newcomer appealing to the county GOP, while independent James Patton lags in money and recognition. Incumbent Don Pease remains the predictable frontline, with the crowd noting Schaffner’s eagerness and intelligence.
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Schaffner
Brunswick
GOP
Robert Wilson
Medina
William Lamb
Don Pease
Wilson
James Patton
Pease
Lorain
Jerrold Perch
Berea citizen of the year honors Eloise Tressel
Berea honors Eloise Tressel as the 1984 Grindstone Chamber of Commerce Outstanding Citizen. The Baldwin Wallace College volunteer, known as the unofficial team mother for 33 years, sews jerseys, leads pregame meals, chairs local groups, and remains active at Baldwin Wallace while juggling her roles as administrator and community volunteer.
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Berea
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Baldwin-Wallace College
Lee Tressel
Grindstone Chamber of Commerce
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Berea Health Fund
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Berea United Church of Christ
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Tressel
Baldwin Wallace
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Bernie Noble
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