Lorain minority leaders seek probe of police panel
Black and Hispanic leaders press Lorain City Council to grant subpoena power to a blue ribbon civilian review panel formed after a 1991 police shooting. Mayor Parker resists, saying past complaints are settled, while council members argue for full investigatory authority and potential police involvement.
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Lorain
William Parker
Ninth District Court of
Parker
Angel Arroyo
D-9
Arroyo
Ross
Council
Police and Fire
Benton
Septemer
Donald Gleisner
R-7
Gleisner
Blue Ribbon
Joint Council Administration
Was Rulli vacation unfair in Lorain County
Lorain County Auditor Julian Pijor asked the county prosecutor to rule if assistant deputy auditor Robert Rulli was prematurely granted vacation after rehiring. The issue is whether a former employee must wait a year for vacation like new hires. Rulli returned to county payroll in February at 25 000 after leaving to work for Rep. Don J. Pease.
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Lorain
Julian Pijor
Robert Rulli
Rulli
Pijor
U.S
Don J. Pease
D-Oberlin
Ruilli
Piyor
Ohio
Gregory White
White
Grand jury hears hit skip case in Lorain death
Betty Dotson 38 waived preliminary hearing and was ordered held to the county grand jury on charges of aggravated vehicular homicide and leaving the scene. Police say she struck and killed Marie Waldecki 51 in front of the Catholic Youth Center around midnight near Lorain. Bond set at 5000 dollars.
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Lorain
Betty Dotson
Dotson
Jackson St
Amherst
Lorain Municipal Court
Marie Waldecki
Long Ave
Catholic Youth Center
Leavitt Road
Mini-bus plea tests Lorain County meeting size
Lorain County's Senior Action Coalition seeks county commissioners support for daily mini-bus service from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. A 3 p.m. meeting is planned, but turnout size may cancel or calm the session. The group cites budget and prior agreement tensions.
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Lorain County
Action Coalition
SAC
Lorain
Kenneth Koscha
Commission
Koscha
Koscho
Fare hike bolsters Pike income on toll road
Allan Johnson Turnpike Commission executive director said the Ohio Turnpike's income rose 29 percent in the first half of 1982 after tolls increased 40 percent for cars and 60 percent for commercial vehicles. Truck traffic fell 3.6 percent, with May and June showing a sharper drop due to the economy. Revenues totaled 31.8 million, up from 24.6 million a year earlier, as tolls funded bridge improvements at an estimated 87.3 million over four years.
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Pennsylvania
Indiana
Johnson
Ohio
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