Premier Bank building eyed for new Elyria City Hall
Elyria officials discuss buying the Premier Bank building at Middle Avenue and Second Street for a potential City Hall. Premier Bank president John S. Kreighbaum spoke at a stockholders meeting noting possible HQ moves before year end and expansion into the Cleveland market.
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2Nd Street
John S. Kreighbaum
Fleck Convicted of Vehicular Homicide and DUI
Ned E. Fleck, 36, was found guilty by a Common Pleas jury of four misdemeanors after acquitting on aggravated vehicular homicide and involuntary manslaughter in the hit and kill case of a toddler. Judge Thomas Jonas sentenced him to two years in jail and a 7200 dollar fine plus a permanent license suspension.
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April Morrison
Thomas Jonas
Common Pleas
Ned E. Fleck
Fleck
Jonas
Crossing guards push to unionize for pay and recognition
Elyria crossing guards say low pay and lack of representation push them to unionize. The Ohio Association of Public School Employees has asked to be recognized by the State Employment Relations Board as bargaining agent after more than three quarters of 46 guards signed cards.
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Diana Gregory
East River Street
Lincoln Court
Ohio Association of Public School Employees
State Employment Relations Board
Chuck Roginski
Roginski
Eaton Township trustees reject CEI offer in fly ash dispute
Eaton Township trustees vote unanimously to end negotiations with Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co. and pursue a lawsuit over CEI plans for a fly ash dump on a 200 acre parcel on Route 88. Trustee Chester Carpenter said the chances of winning are slim but the move reflects the will of the people.
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Snowall
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Nixon in critical condition after major stroke
Former President Nixon worsened with brain swelling after a Monday stroke. Doctors at New York Hospital Cornell Medical Center listed him in critical condition, calling the hours critical and noting the stroke as major for the first time.
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Fred Plum
tal-Cornell Medical Center
Tueday
Fay pleads as Singapore flogging sentence looms
George Fay battles emotion after his son Michael Peter Fay, 18, faces six lashes and four months in prison in Singapore for vandalism. He pleaded guilty to reduced counts and a $2230 fine, with a prison term set to begin.
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Singapore
George Fay
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