UAW Rally at Oberlin Over Contracts Spark Campus Protest
About 250 union members and Oberlin College students marched across Tappan Square and the campus denouncing Oberlin’s labor practices. UAW Region 2 leader Warren Davis condemned the college while A G Monaco said union issues predate the arrival of the UAW. the old contract expired June 30 after stalled negotiations.
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City cleanup blamed on clashes. Lorain site remains a dump
Lorain officials say over 100000 was spent to clean a two acre garbage pile at 35th Street and Broadway with two acres of debris reaching twenty feet high. Health officials say illegal dumping and management changes hindered progress while Chuck Camera defends actions and cites 7000 residents using the site as a dump. Brown ing-Ferris Industries will handle the composting as the county Solid Waste District funds a cleanup.
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Seniors Treat 12th Grade Test Lightly Across Districts
Lorain City and Elyria Schools reported low pass rates on the first year 12th grade proficiency test. Only 35 percent in Lorain and 44 percent in Elyria passed the sections they took. Officials caution against cross district comparisons due to differing test participation.
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Taxpayers flock to Elyria Post Office for late filing
At the Elyria Ohio post office on Bridge Street crowds rush to meet the midnight deadline for filing returns. Postmaster Mima Lyons says the extended Friday hours delight late filers seeking the April 15 postmark.
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Harlem 30th Precinct Officers Linked to Police Corruption Scandal
A dozen officers from the 30th Precinct in Harlem face federal and state charges as the police department corruption disclosures widen. The case highlights misconduct allegations within the department and ongoing investigations.
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