Lorain mayoral race halted by Ohio Supreme Court ruling
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled the Lorain mayoral race cannot be held and filing deadlines for other city posts will not be reopened, keeping Mayor Alex Olejko in office through 1987. The decision cited no statute requiring an election for mayor or late petitions, and noted candidates must know changed law despite officials’ earlier guidance.
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Ohio Supreme Court
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Charles Chevalier
Sherrod Brown
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Kufel
Eugene Rivera
Al Pena elected president of USW Local 1104 in Lorain
Al Pena, a 36 year U S Steel employee, won the Local 1104 presidency Tuesday with 816 votes overturning six candidates. He will take office May 1 with a lineup including Ron Nau as second in command and Dan Nunez as recording secretary amid calls for worker input on concessions.
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Penn
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Union
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Ron Nav
Ane Johnson
Jum Kimbrough
Dan Nunez
Donald James
Ernié Takacs
Joe Harrell
Larsy Lente
Jobo Laws
Mike Retak
Paul Delgado Jr
Rex Augie Waldron
Joe Sentie
Jim Bellinger
Bob Hellinger
George Lach
Dom Tardio
Alex Pobunay
Joe Pentito
Gary J Glover
Tom Kish
Dom Caplado
Karen Ramos
Bill Seth
Bruce Bostick
Ryothel
Gary Blesch
Paul Miller Jr
Ed Gohag
California Surges in Federal Dollars Leads National Spending
A Census Bureau breakdown shows federal spending in fiscal 1984 totaled $724.7 billion, with California receiving 12.7 percent of dollars for 10.7 percent of the population. Ohio received $25.7 billion or $2,287 per capita, well below the national average, amid lower government employment and modest grant gains.
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Webber proposes bonds to fund Lorain Detention Home expansion
Judge Henry Webber outlines a 1.3 million remodeling plan for the Lorain County Detention Home to be financed with 20 year bonds backed by $100,000 annual Youth Commission subsidies. The project doubles the 12,000 square foot facility adding 41 beds and expanded medical and classroom space.
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Henry Webber
Lorain County
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Webber
Youth Commission
Detention Home
Survivor Pasenocum to join Lorain Holocaust remembrance
A Lorain remembrance event this weekend will feature Holocaust survivor Pasenocum, who recalls the Nazi camps without need of ceremonies. The same edition notes Reagan’s planned visit to a concentration camp alongside a German military cemetery burial of Nazis on A-4.
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Lorain
Reagan
Discovery crew fails to restore satellite power in rescue attempt
Discovery astronauts twice snagged a crippled satellite’s power switch with the remote arm but could not restore electrical power. Mission Control told commander Karen Bobko to abort the repair and maneuver the shuttle away from the satellite.
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Weather outlook: clear tonight and near zero rain
The forecast calls for mostly clear skies tonight with a low in the mid 40s. Thursday will be partly cloudy and warmer with a high in the mid 70s and a near zero to 10 percent chance of rain.
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Chris Ruggels
Teresa
Craig
James Wightman
Grafton
Chris
Rose Ruggels
Elyria
Bob Sorina
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Carl Seegert
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Bill Michel
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