Firing Of Man Cited Masons Walk Off Ford Plant Jobs
A work stoppage involving 30 cement masons from Local 290 Plasterers and Cement Mixers of Lorain County closed the Ford Motor Co plant site in Brownhelm Township for a second day. The union alleges breach of contract and noncompliance with local by-laws after a Nardoni Cement Floor Co. firing.双方表示愿意谈判进入仲裁,影像影响了周边分包商,工人零星离岗。
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Lorain County
Ford Motor Co
Brownhelm Township
Nardoni Cement Floor Co
Detroit
Philip Baker
Nardoni
Fred
Vernon C. Dufkeld
Amd
Nardon
Duffield
Huber
Hunt and Nichols
Ford
Star Time
Ford Plant
West Side Lumber and Coal Co
Elyria
Charles Persons Sr
West Side Lumber
Ridgeville Water Project Delayed by Easement Talks
Ridgeville faces further delays to a large water system project as easements may be required from all abutting property owners. County officials, legal counsel, and a local abstract firm are advised to research title work while bids await action amid union driver strikes and wage disputes.
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Ridgeville
John Getz
Paul Mikus
Cleveland
Squire, Sanders and Dempsey
Getz
Ridgeville Water Association
Louis Reimer
Toledo
B and C Tracks Open After NYC Derailment
Wreck crews from Baltimore and Ohio Railroad opened the two main lines crossing New York Central tracks after a 465 car derailment on the NYC line. Traffic runs at reduced speed as seven wreck crews and seven cranes work to clear tangled cars. full service may take three days.
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Greenwich
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
New York Central
NYC
William Sonneborn
The
Greenwich Enterprize
Sonneborn
Camden Two Zoning Faces Ballot Test
A referendum petition seeks to repeal Camden Township zoning law in Lorain County. The ballot question asks if the current zoning law should be repealed, following a contentious meeting on April 4 where residents contested the board’s interpretation of alteration and maintenance, high zoning fees, and a clause allowing the board to keep fees without work. Four zoning commission members resigned on April 9.
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Camden Township
Lorain County Board of Elections
Camden
Township Zoning Board of Appeals
Zoning Board
Zoning Commission
Youth vandals confess to LaGrange cemetery and property destruction
Three LaGrange youths and a Cleveland boy aged 15 to 17 admitted to police a four hour vandalism spree in LaGrange area beginning late Sunday night. They damaged tombstones in LaGrange Cemetery, road signs, farm gates, a wooden fence, mailboxes and more before ending around 3 a.m. and were jailed in Lorain County awaiting sheriff's report and a juvenile court disposition.
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Lagrange
Cleveland
Lorain County
Veteran's Park
Mac's Stand
Michael Ondreyco
Sheriff's Department
Bothes
Biggs Rd
Parsons Rd
Parsons
Whitehead
Biggs
Ondreyco
Crash Causes Minor Injuries on Rt 6 West of Vermilion
State Patrol reported three people suffered minor back and neck strains in a two-vehicle crash on Rt 6 four miles west of Vermilion at 8:30 this morning. George A. Turner, 42, of Cleveland, veered left to avoid a car turning left, struck a parked vehicle owned by Joseph J. Mullen, 51, of New York City, and tried to pass between the Mullen car and a telephone pole. Turner and two Mullen defendants, Joseph E. Mullen, 17, also complained of injuries but none were treated.
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Rt. 6
Here
State Highway Patrol
George A. Turner
Cleveland
Joseph J. Mullen
New York City
Berm
Turner
Mullen
Joseph E Mullen
Bond Action Slated Today On Project E
City council planned to authorize up to 176000 in bond anticipation notes for Project E improvements. Mayor Keys would refer the legislation to the finance committee. Costs covered by notes, with 10 year bonds paid via special assessments on abutting property owners. Work includes paving Willow Park Rd Ironwood Ct and water mains on several streets.
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J. Grant Keys
Finance Committee
Willow Park Rd
Ironwood Ct
Pasadena
Harvard
Cornell
Boston Ave
West River
17Th
118Th
19Th Sts
South
Roosevelt Ave
Tax Vote Hit Legal Snag In City Council Meeting
A city council failed to suspend rules for an income tax referendum after missing the required three-fourths vote. With Councilman Harry Claycomb absent, the six to two tally fell short of full council approval. City Solicitor Richard Baird warned the election on the issue violated state law, delaying potential referral to the election board.
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Harry Claycomb
Claycomb
Atlby Council
National Tube Division
U. S
Election Steel Corp
Lorain
Ipatlot
PLA Ae Sa
Richard Baird
Bard Sai
Onn
Board of Elections
Council
O'Donnell
Baird
A. P. J. O'Donnell
J. Grant Keys
Counsi
Election Board
Joseph Cirgillano
Court Cirman Eugene Smith
O'Donnel
Cirigliano
Suse
Keys
Alternate Tax Levy Deemed Illegal by City Mayor
Mayor J Grant Keys argued that an alternate levy proposal for Elyria’s November ballot amounts to coercion. He cited a state supreme court ruling and a Cincinnati case where linked levies implied if voters reject one tax another would be imposed. Keys remains unsure if a levy can still be placed on the ballot.
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Lorain County Cio Council
Elyma
J. Grant Keys
Keys
State Supreme Court
Cincinnati
Supreme Court
Union Removes Pickets at Bedford Plant
Union officials announced that picket lines at the Bedford Lewis Welding and Engineering Corp plant will be withdrawn at 4 p.m. today. The action follows a month of striking by Elyria Local 996 of the United Auto Workers over Brown Fin tube work. The Elyria union continues to target salaried plant employees and trucking to pressure a settlement, while awaiting federal mediation and potential talks.
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Bedford
United Auto Workers
Lewis Welding and Engineering Corp
Elyria
Brown Fintube Co
Lewis
C. Franklin Carr
UAW International
Carr
UAW
Uniforms Arrive For Summer Duty In Flint
Policemen in Flint Michigan await summer uniforms replacing heavy winter garb. After a long wait for the lighter gear, the first shift to wear the new uniforms reported for duty as temperatures cooled to 46 degrees.
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Flint, Mich
Water Woes Lifted At Girl Scout Camp Near Birmingham
Water supply at the Girl Scouts of Black River Council primitive encampment site on Green Rd near Birmingham remains tight after drilling reached 132 feet but yields only 12.5 gallons per hour. A 1,000 gallon tank stores water as health tests are awaited, while quicksand and soft shale underlie the drilled area. Camp activities begin with tents rising, meals brought from home, and an ongoing nature study area.
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Black River
Green Ba
Connie Sallis
Sherrill Miller
Golleen Westcott
Diane Cammarn
Sandy Nagy
C-T
Girl Scouts of
Black River Council
Green Rd
Birmingham
Health Department
Life Story Fetes Vincent Area Woman
In Vincent the Altar and Rosary Society of St. Vincent de Paul Church honored Mrs. Leonard Milde with a This Is Your Life program and a watch. A longtime member, she has captained St. Barbara's Circle since 1950, led as society president in 1952, chaired the ways and means committee in 1956, and last week directed the refreshment carnival. Mrs. Milde, daughter of Charles and Lorain DeChant, has two children.
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Milde
Charles DeChant
Lorain
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