End of reciprocity hits local towns amid revenue worry
Amherst Mayor Anthony DePaola dismisses the impact while Vermilion and Huron officials flag losses. Lorain may end reciprocity. two years for fund transfers, with Elyria could follow. Cities like Sheffield Lake, Vermilion, Avon, and Grafton expect modest payments if Lorain ends the scheme.
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Iunuties
Amherst
Anthony DePaola
Vermilion
Art Crow
Huron
Harold Holzhauser
Lorain
Sheffield Lake
Elyria
City Council
Ted Valassis
Avon
Grafton
Pay raise protest fuels mailbag flood here
Linda Verlotti reports a flood of support as petitions to rescind the $12,906 Congressional pay hike surge. She has 10,000 signatures, aims for 25,000 by early next month to present to Rep. Jim Wright.
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Linda Verlotti
Hilliard Rd
Jim Wright
D-Tex
House
Congress
Tappan workers ratify three year pact in Elytia
Local 268 of the International Molders union approved a three year contract with Tappan Co. Air Conditioning Division in Elytia effective July 1. The deal covers about 400 workers at Woodland Avenue plant amid a history of contract year strikes including a 80 day stoppage in 1974.
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International Molders Union
Tappan Co
Elytia
Bernard Buttsavage
International Union
Woodland Avenue
Buttsavage
American Standard Residential
Tappan
Black Salvation Part 5 and the widening black white church ties
The text argues that wealth and power gaps between mainly white Western technocracies and the global poor deepen global inequality. It notes growing black participation in predominantly white denominations, stronger black caucuses, and leadership shifts, while praising black theology for suffering, independence, faith, reform leadership, freedom, and open worship. It forecasts Africa’s Christian center shifting by century’s end and lists valued black contributions to church life and social reform.
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Earth
Mother Teresa
India
Philip Potter
Africa
State raids anger police chiefs over gambling crackdown
Police chiefs voiced frustration as state raid actions disrupted local patrols and highlighted resource gaps. Officials said priorities lie with serious crimes, while queries about cooperation and briefings with the BCI persisted. Warrants show horse betting at Temple Recreation and Eddie's Cigar Store with photos taken and prior investigations noted.
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Brand
Malinovsky
BCI
Temple Recreation
Eddie‘s
Common Pleas
Floyd D. Harris
Fisherman nails himself to cross for sixth Good Friday vow
Domingo Yumang a bearded 41-year-old fisherman kept his promise by crucifying himself on a 10 foot cross for the sixth consecutive year near Manila. A crowd watched as nails pierced his hands and blood flowed while family and reporters observed the solemn act amid jeers and reverent silence. Meanwhile Ohio grain prices were reported with No 2 wheat at 2.25 and No 2 shelled corn at 2.25 after markets closed.
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Oran
Philippines
UPI
Domingo Yumang
Domingo
Ezperanza
Manila
Christ
Calvary
Grain
Columbus
Ohio
Northeast Ohio
Northwest Ohio
Erie
French Quarter slasher kills five on Bourbon Street
Investigators link a so called French Quarter Stabber to five men found dead within blocks of Bourbon Street strip joints and jazz parlors. The killer claimed a 71 year old man with 90 stab wounds yesterday. Coroner Dr Frank Minyard warns the suspect is deteriorating and should be caught quickly.
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New Orleans
UPI
Bourbon Street
Alensine
Robert Gary
Frank Minyard
Orleans Parish
Stock market closed for Good Friday
The market was closed today in observance of Good Friday. The weekly stock list will appear in Sunday's C-T as usual.
City jails strike prompts forceful bus show of teachers
In Kansas City Missouri officials rail to end a three week strike as a yellow bus transported striking teachers to jail yesterday. Police arrested over 150 picketers outside four high schools while nonstriking teachers held classes for graduating seniors. Milwaukee teachers held a one day strike keeping more than 90 percent of the city’s 110000 students home. about half of MT A locals struck a day before Easter vacation, without a pact since December 31.
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Kansas City
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Teachers Education
Lorain County Farm Bureau reports grain bids
Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association, Inc. lists today's focal grain bids as Wheat 2.11 per bushel Shelled corn 2.22 per bushel Soybeans 9.34 per bushel and cats 1.58 per bushel as the market eases from yesterday.
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Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association, Inc
Focal Grain
White man sues Sears for reverse bias discrimination
Turner, a nine year Sears employee fired after threatening to sue, claims promotion and training denials due to race and gender. He alleges managers cited an affirmative action program favoring blacks and women and says he was passed over for promotions and transfers at Coral Gables and other cities, including Clarkesville and Haven Florida.
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Miami
Sears Roebuck & Co
Sears
Turner
Frank Malone
Coral Gables
Jurner
Clarkesville
Nashvile
Jackson
Memphis
Ternnessee
Haven
Fla
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C-T
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Jack E. McCormick
Grunda
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Jamesbury Corp
Hercules
Tad Lngerr
Jamestary
TheMan HK
East Avenue
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Count Prsting & Amax Ine
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Daly
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Cleveland
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