Party Lines And City Hall Revelations In Elyria
Elyria column covers shredding of old city records at city hall and political maneuvering by Arnold Tollett a former councilman now active as a party heeler. It notes traffic court referees set for April 28 and GOP campaign chairmen named for George Bush in the June primary. Police begin foot patrols downtown March 16 to deter vandals, with the eagle sighting prompting reader reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Michael B. Keys
Old City
Arnold Tollett
Elyria
Planning Commission
Democratic Party
Tollett
Marguerite Bowman
Tne
Victor F. Stewart Jr
Stewart
Lattett
James P. Horn
Cork
Yorn
Stephen Nagyee
Leibner Fauver
Jay E. Wagner
Sandusky
Faul C Mifsad
Berea
Cuyahoga County
Ohio
George Bush
Republican Committee
Bush
Downtown Merchants’ Association
Brand
Poor communications blamed for water cheating in suburbs
A Cleveland Water Department investigator cites poor liaison with nine area suburbs as a key factor in water heating problems. Only Lakewood maintains direct contact with the water department, while others rely on letters or indirect notices that could be forged or ignored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Water Department
Kevin Ruie
Water Department
Lakewood
Fairview Park
Richard Miles
Middlebury Heights
Joseph Abate
Westlake Building Department
Building Department
Citizens' Party holds Cleveland convention nominees
At the Citizens' Party gathering in Cleveland delegates chose nominees and set a five percent national vote goal. Barry Commoner led as presidential candidate with LaDonna Harris as VP pick, while Larry Manuel and Ken Galloway were named for a second slot. Arnold Gleisser sought the 22nd district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Commoner
Cleveland
Citizens’ Party
Commoner
Kathy Byland
C-T
Chicago
Studs Terkel
Cleveland Plaza Hotel
Terkel
Washington University
St. Louis
LaDonna Harris
Oklahoma
Fred Harris
Larry Manuel
Oakland
Calif
Ken Galloway
Philadelphia
District of Columbia
Ohio
Tom L. Johnson
Dennis Kucinich
Arnold Gleisser
Richmond Heights
22Nd Congressional District
Avon Lake raises Rural Water rates in October
LAGRANGE Avon Lake will raise water rates to Rural Lorain County Water Authority by 35 cents per 1000 gallons in October. North Ridgeville may or may not see a pass through as RLCWA negotiates a revised contract after 20 months of dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagrange
Avon Lake
Lorain County Water Authority
RLCWA
North Ridgeville
Louis Wilson
AVON
ALCWA
Ohio Turnpike
Riffe Urges Coalitions for Coordinated Steel Policy
Columbus House Speaker Vern Riffe led a Friday steel conference urging eight northern states to unite with industry labor and government officials to pressure Washington for a national steel policy. The task force pressed for faster depreciation rules, looser environmental restraints, and tougher trade enforcement to curb foreign steel dumping and spur reinvestment in aging plants.
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Columbus
House
Vern Riffe
Riffe
de Lancey
Thomas J. Carney
D-Boardman
Steel Task Force
Carney
Congress
Carter Administration
U.S. Epa
United States
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Rts
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Michael Stasko
Chronicle- Telegram
Eeaded
U.S. Presidency
Ford
Brook Park
Jimmy Carter
Ronald Reagan
Gleisser
George Rosenfeld
N. Ridgeville
Thomas Greene
Jeffrey Armbruster
Amherst Township
Elden Anderson
Robert Clifford
G Reynolds Watkins
Lexington
Wellington
Route 18
Pitts Road
By Paul Schroeder
Chronicle-Telegram Bureau
William DE Lancey
Republic Steel Corp
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