Traffic referees picked for Elyria Municipal court
Two local attorneys, Lucas R. Boyson and Thomas A. St.Marie, were tentatively named traffic referees by Judge Stephen R. Nagy with appointments to be finalized next week. The program starts April 28, as council weighs water rate increases and debates whether parks and recreation are essential amid city finances.
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Elyria
Stephen R. Nagy
Lucas R. Boyson
Thomas A. St.Marie
James P. Horn
Voinovich submits Cleveland financial stability plan
Mayor George Voinovich presents a three year recovery plan to Cleveland City Council aimed at tapping state funds. It includes 650 layoffs and rate hikes for water and light to restore fiscal stability. Plan awaits approval by the Financial Planning and Supervision Commission and council.
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Cleveland
George Voinovich
Financial Planning and Supervision Commission
Oversight Commission
Honda dedicates Ohio plant as Nissan eyes state location
Gov. Rhodes and Honda president Kawashima dedicate Ohio’s first U.S. plant near Marysville a 285000 square foot motorcycle facility with 60 000 annual units and a 200 million auto plant planned employing about 2000. Rhodes notes Ohio economic growth while Nissan discusses Ohio site for a 300 million truck plant.
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Honda
Ohio
Rhodes
Nissan
State
Marysville
UPI
Detroit
James A. Rhodes
Kiyoshi Kawashima
Honda Motor Co
U.S
United States
Union County
Lake Erie Pollution Level Stable in Five Year Study
Toledo report on Lake Erie shows pollution levels remained stable through the 1970s. Dr. Charles E. Herdendorf of Ohio State University noted control efforts halted ongoing increases while other eutrophication indicators stayed high but steady since 1970. Researchers surveyed about 50 sites monthly in ice free periods and compared data to earlier surveys.
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Hoagland
George Ferguson
Ferguson
Toledo, Ohio
UPI
Lake
Erie
Charles E. Herdendorf
Ohio Academy of the Center For
Lake Erie
The
OAS
Oberlin Considers Growth Plan Under No Annexation Policy
Oberlin City Council weighs retooling the no annexation no services rule as growth pressure rises. The debate follows a court ruling upholding the policy after the Dar Land restaurant sought sewer taps outside the city.
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Oberlin Council
Oberlin
Tom Dalton
Dalton
Dar Land
Wayne
Nancy Shipman
Shipmans
State issues and political moves dominate Ohio news
Lawmakers redraw litter bill to ban ring pull cans and non biodegradable six packs while opponents push a broader anti litter measure. Secretary Celebrezze drives youth voter registration and primary info. Senate clears group legal services for state college students and SB 355 expands hot pursuit arrests beyond jurisdiction.
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Gillmor
Senate
House
State Senate
Ohio
State Highway Patrol
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Bruce Verny
Council
Robert Frederick
Municipal Utilities Committee
Frederick
Kentucky
Michael B. Keys
Keys
Parks and Recreation
Safety Service
Charles Hoagland
Parks and Recreation Department
Parks Department
Public Utilities Committee
Chronicle - Telegram
Voinovich
City Water Department
Wieveland Electric Duminating Co
Water, Light and Sewer
By Tim Miller
Kawashima
Honda Sport
Hendendorf
Debbie Courtright
C-T
City Planning Commission
Capitol
Senate Committee On Agriculture, Conservation and Environment
Paul E. Gillmor
Port Clinton
Anthony J. Celebreme Jr
Buckeye
Celebrezze
Don J. Pease
National Republican Congressional Committee
NRCC
Pease
Science and Technology Committee
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