No-growth laws urged to boost U S energy drive
Ohio Governor Rhodes and Virginia Governor Dalton told reporters at the National Governors Association meeting they will press fellow executives to oppose any curb on energy development. They cited Alaska land restrictions and EPA policies as harming jobs and urged rapid coal development to reduce oil imports and revive the economy.
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Denver
UPI
Washington
James Rhodes
Ohio
John Dalton
Virginia
Rhodes
Dalton
National Governors’ Association
Alaska
OPEC
Swim-a-Thon in North Olmsted Aug 16 at Recreation Complex
The Swim-a-Thon benefits the AAU Swimming and Diving Club and runs from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Swimmers aim for 200 lengths with awards for top male and female finishers, top fundraiser, and oldest and youngest participants. Registration at the complex ticket booth. sponsor inquiries to Cindi Falls at 734-8201.
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North Olmsted
Amateur Athletic Union
AAU
Group home zoning dispute stirs Ohio town and state court
West Haven Foundation for the Retarded faces a Board of Zoning Appeals decision over a proposed group home for eight mentally retarded adults at 25991 Butternut Ridge Road in North Olmsted. The Ohio Supreme Court ruled that such homes cannot be defined as single family dwellings. Local residents opposed the plan with petitions. A similar case is underway in Fairview Park where a home has been purchased but no variance granted.
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West Haven Foundation For
North Olmsted Board of Zoning Appeals
Ohio Supreme Court
Robert L. Archer
Westhaven
Butternut Ridge Road
Fairview Park
Archer
Olmsted students win East Ohio Gas energy award
North Olmsted Junior High School teacher Collette Krupinski and her classes won an East Ohio Gas Student Energy Award for a project teaching energy conservation to kindergartners. The eight learning centers used puppets games and play to teach saving energy. A money gift from the award will fund other class projects.
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North Olmsted
Collette Krupinski
East Ohio Gas
Restored Pomeroy House Draws Crowds in Strongsville
In Strongsville the historic Pomeroy House, built in 1848 and on the National Register for Greek Revival charm, reopened as a restaurant after a 1.3 million renovation. Since March 12 crowds have packed the upstairs parlor and basement dining areas, with business running 35 percent over projections.
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Pomeroy
Alanson Pomeroy
Gertrude
Strongsville
Pearl
Royalton Roads
Bob Bailie
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N. Olmsted
Pomeroy House
Don Strang
Strang Management Co
Pearl and
Westwood Roads
Strang
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State Liquor Control Commission
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