Amherst bill dispute with city settled
The City of Amherst must pay Elyria more than $600,000 for water services owed from April 1981 to March 1982 under a settlement agreed by the public utilities committees of both cities. Amherst avoids a 5 percent late payment penalty, saving about $31,047.
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British fleet nears Falklands amid mounting crisis
British and Argentine forces risk a first battle near the Falklands as a flotilla sails within 54 miles of South Georgia. Argentine Foreign Minister Costa Mendez says war probability is 50 50. UK and Argentina exchange stern warnings as Thatcher and Haig seek a diplomatic path amid casualties and stalled peace proposals.
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Browns land Cousineau in Bills trade
The Cleveland Browns acquire former Ohio State star linebacker Tom Cousineau from the Buffalo Bills for future draft picks in 1983, announced by a team spokesman this morning. The move boosts Cleveland’s defense as it reshapes its roster ahead of the next NFL season.
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Elyria to Debut Weeknite 35 Local News Show
Elyria Cine mavideo Productions will premiere Weeknite 35 on Monday. The Channel 35 program, led by founder William S. Lasch, marks the area’s first local news show and will air live at 5 45 p m Monday through Friday with repeats planned.
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Weather and TV News Team Details From Elyria Broadcast
Outside clear tonight lows 40 to 45 with Sunday highs 70 to 75 and near zero rain. Winds from the west at 16 mph or less tonight. Sunrise 5 35 a m sunset 1 17 p m. Details on A 3. The car motor story and tapping at 8 p m. Anchorman Matt Lundy of North Ridgeville hosts TV 35 Friday Review. Ann Adams of Lorain produces. An independent Elyria survey by Market Media Research finds over 20 percent of Elyria households will watch. CT owns Cinemavideo Productions and will contribute to the news broadcasts.
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Lorain County Sheriff Plans Second Wave of Layoffs
Lorain County Sheriff James A. Mertz announced plans to lay off 20 more correction officers, on top of 21 deputies already cut, to close a projected $202,000 deficit after a county budget cut. He warned the jail could be shut without funds, while county commissioners questioned the move as an overreaction and debated funding options.
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Daylight Savings Time Returns at 2 A.M Sunday
The article notes clocks move ahead from 2 to 3 a.m. this Sunday. It mentions Doctor dialogue and includes a piece by Dan Malovany about a doctor who once flings medical talk but now struggles with accepting others care. Amy Richards reports on lie detector tests used on applicants and privacy concerns.
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