Experts oppose Cleveland Hopkins airport expansion plan
A consultant report prepared for suburban opponents argues flight activity will not rise enough to justify new runways at Cleveland Hopkins. The study questions need for extending the existing north south runway and for a new northeast southwest runway proposing instead a regional jetport and higher peak period landing fees.
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Cleveland Hopkins International Airport
Cleveland Ports
Andrew Putka
Putra
Ohio transit plan eyes 500 mile high speed rail network
Ohio Representative Arthur Wilkowski proposes an Ohio Transit Authority to fund a roughly 500 mile system linking Cleveland Akron Columbus Dayton Cincinnati with bonds and federal aid. The plan explores new rails or suspended high speed cars over 100 mph, with cost estimates around 15 billion dollars and possible use of ConRail Amtrak or existing roads. The bill, supported by the Department of Transportation in concept, passed the House committee with bipartisan backing and amendments to protect railroad contracts.
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Columbus
Ohio
Arthur Wilkowski
Toledo
Department OF Transportation
Howard Bovard
Bovard
Wilkowsk
Cleveland
Akron
Dayton
Cincinnati
Youngstown
Wilkowski
James A Rhodes
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Rhodes
ConRail
Amtrak
Nationwide Rail
House Economic Affairs & Federal Relations Committee
William G Batchelder
Medina
Cleveland Trade Center planned for downtown project
A Cleveland developer announced a $20 million, 22 story Ohio World Trade Center to rise in downtown Cleveland with a 210 room hotel and 600 car garage. The plan includes a 600 seat auditorium, offices, private club and restaurants, and a city exchange center near fire department headquarters.
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Cleveland
Asher
Ohio
Ohio World Trade Center
United States
Trade Center Project
St Marys Teacher Becomes U S Citizen in Lorain County
Mrs Alison Montesinao Mova a St Marys third grade teacher from the Philippines took the oath at a naturalization ceremony before Judge Floyd Harris joining 23 alien residents of Lorain County. 13 of her students watched as she declared citizenship, reflecting years of waiting since arriving in 1966 to teach in Elyria.
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Alison Moya
Vulu
U.5
Common Pleas Court
St. Mary’s School
Chris Freeman
Meg Farrell
Floyd D Harris
Moya
Alison Montesinao Mova
St Marys School
Common Pleas
Floyd F Harris
Mova
Philippines
Lorain County
United States
Harris
Elyria
St Marys
Mrs Mora
America
Hermogenes
Park Ave
Lorain County Bar Association
Robert J Lasco
Robert Omer Lorain
American Red Cross American Legion Auxiliary
Donald H Lammers
First United Presbyterian Church
Lorain
Natalie B Neeson
Henry F Kdlmio Grafton
Russia
Gisele Contini Lorain
France
Elizabeth Forche
North Rodgeville
Hungary
Kurt Schwarz
Germany
Magda Krizek
Ivo Krizek
Columbia Station
Czechoslovakia
Perchinsky family may file civil lawsuit
Lorain report on aftermath of Christmas Eve police confrontation as Anthony Perchinsky is found guilty of criminal damaging in a nine charge case. The Perchinsky family contemplates civil action while Anthony faces sentencing Friday. Police chief Malinovsky criticized the jury verdict as harming morale.
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Perchinsky
Lorain
Anthony Perchinsky
Illinois Ave
Ronald Bomback
Cleveland
Benjaro Sheerers
Anthonys
Delores Perchinsky
John
Malinovsky
Fire at Ross Disposal in Eaton Twp costs firm heavy damage
A Monday blaze at Ross Industrial Disposal Co 394 Giles Rd in Eaton Township caused about 100000 in damage. Officials say a barrel of liquid industrial wastes ignited triggering fires in nearby containers and a large waste pit while air monitors found no toxic gases. Ross Disposal plans a professional assessment from Cincinnati to determine the cause and possible legal action with the waste supplier. No injuries were reported.
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Eaton
Ross Industrial Disposal Co
Giles
Carney
Ross Disposal
Eaton Two
Chester Carpenter
Carpenter
Cincinnati
Brunswick appoints Robert Trimble city manager
Robert Trimble 32 of Hampton Township Pa was unanimously chosen Monday by the Brunswick city council as the first city manager under the new charter approved last November. Trimble, township manager in Hampton since 1973, will assume office in 30 to 60 days after a four month search with 100 applicants. His selection will trigger city administrative reshuffling as part time Mayor Charles O Malley becomes council president with ceremonial duties. Current council president Mrs Rita Delaney announces bid for Ward 2 seat in the June 3 primary.
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Brunswick
Robert Trimble
Hampton Township
Trimble
Hampton
Trimbles
Charles O Malley
Cownci
Hem
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