Five Day Forecast Update With Wind and Seas
Southwest wind increases to 10 to 15 knots as five day outlook continues. Waves build to 2 to 3 feet, with conditions changing through the period.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1997
Page
4
Southwest wind increases to 10 to 15 knots as five day outlook continues. Waves build to 2 to 3 feet, with conditions changing through the period.
The snippet lists staff roles Editor Managing Editor Page Editor Advertising Manager Circulation Manager and mentions USPS, publication details for The Chronicle Telegram based in Elyria Ohio with address and postal information. It notes daily except Christmas publication by Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company at 225 East Ave Elyria Ohio 44035.
Negotiators for the Teamsters and United Parcel Service agreed to return to the bargaining table as early as Thursday to discuss ending the three day strike that has disrupted businesses and cost both sides millions. UPS argues its offer is final while the union demands changes and a full explanation to members. Federal mediators may bridge the gap over the dispute centered on converting 10 000 part time workers to full time status as Ron Carey and Rand Wilson push for a durable contract. President Clinton says no federal intervention is planned.
Survivors describe being hurled from a burning jet and returning to help others as the plane plunged. Song Yun ho, 29, told of waking amid flames with cuts on his face, arms, and leg after pulling a passenger to safety. Flight attendant Oh Sang hee, 25, felt repeated shaking and watched flames outside the cabin.
Weather forecasters report a shift from a 49 year old record to rising temperatures reaching the 80s through the weekend. Experts cite high pressure from Canada as the cause while Ohio sees milder nights without heavy jackets. Last year at this time county faced a heat wave with temperatures near 95 and little rain. Showers were moving across the Great Lakes region on Wednesday.
City officials warn overrun repairs at Central Fire Station as budget needs rise for a new fire truck and renovations. Disputes erupt over auditor figures on street repair funds and a large transfer to the bond retirement fund amid lower revenue from Ford plant layoffs. legal opinion says funds cannot be moved back.
The committee says ADA requirements apply to private commercial property as well as public sites and officers may ticket illegally parked vehicles. Residents are warned not to pause in handicapped spots. The panel then chose not to modify the interment fee policy after Dave Leitch argued about being billed for two graves.
Al Behne said the investigation found many cash returns processed in the customer service department where Alflen worked. Alflen admitted falsifying 116 return slips during police interview. She said she filled slips for suns as high as $100 due to financial difficulties and expressed remorse citing a family with three young kids.
At Lorain County Community College the group from Ford Motor Co. Cleveland State University and local chambers discussed transportation needs. They urged dedicated funding and a shuttle to Hopkins Airport while criticizing perceived unfair federal funding bias toward Cleveland. Petkac urged public input and promised clearer long term goals and better public access to information. Call 241-2414 for input.
In Elyria the Lorain County Blood Bank polls opened as 120 of 150 eligible workers prepared to vote on forming a union. The election, supervised by the NLRB, pits supporters of the Office and Professional Workers Union against Blood Bank Director Inez Ferrante amid a divisive drive. Votes will be counted Friday in Cleveland.
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