Midview approves pay to play plan to fund activities
The Midview Board of Education unanimously backs a pay to play funding plan to save non academic activities. MECA will raise funds to cover fall sports with an Aug 28 deadline and total program cost of 156000. Individual fees reach 314 for football and about 230 for volleyball wrestling and basketball.
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Grafton
Midview Board of Education
Midview Extracurricular
MECA
Huntley
Jack Ryba
Ryba
Parents of Murdered Children Offer Comfort to Grieving Families
Dale Edward Cox 21 was killed by a car jack blow to the head and Frances Corrine Burns 26 was strangled and stabbed in her apartment. Parents of Murdered Children POMC, founded in Cincinnati, connects families and offers shared support after tragic losses. Shirley Cox in North Royalton joins sessions, while Glenda Burns and Tom Burns attend their first meeting. one daughter-in-law learns of POMC via Reader's Digest.
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Glenda Lee Burns
Parents of
C-T
Janine Exner
Dale Edward Cox
Corrine Burns
Cincinnati
Dale
Shirley
North Royalton
POMC
Glenda Lee
Tom Burns
Reader’s Digest
Robert Cox
Weather Tonight and Sunday Outlook
Outside clears tonight with lows near 60 and partly cloudy Sunday. A 20 percent rain chance accompanies highs in the low 80s. A separate note says germs on dollar bills are not transmitted, claiming nothing could live on a dollar.
Lorain marina project to begin next month in former AmShip site
Lorain plans a commercial marina at the former American Shipbuilding Co. yard on the Black River with 114 two-boat docks near Dry Dock No. 3 and dry storage for about 1,000 boats. The project, by Spitzer Great Lakes Ltd., aims for completion by the next boating season and may include residential, commercial, and light industrial uses.
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Lorain
American Shipbuilding Co
Black River
Alan Spitzer
Spitzer Great Lakes Ltd
AmShip
Spitzer Great Lakes
Spitzer
Leggat McCall Advisors
Boston
Orvis-Pentilla Architects
Chardon
Reagan to undergo urinary tract examination today
President Reagan, recovering from cancer surgery 13 months ago, is to be examined for urinary tract abnormalities. Tests include an intravenous urography and a bladder cystoscopic exam under local anesthesia at Bethesda Naval Medical Center after his radio address.
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Washington
Reagan
White House
Larry Speakes
Speakes
Bethesda Naval Medical Center
Islamic Jihad rejects Waite appeals in Beirut
In Beirut the Islamic Jihad group rejected Anglican envoy Terry Waite s bid to restart hostage negotiations. The statement, though not naming Waite, responded to his appeals this week and said a letter from the American hostages would be released soon. Waite had met with the kidnappers during prior Beirut visits.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Islamic Jihad
Today
Anglican Church
Terry Waite
Waite
Attorney Dempsey vanishes before trial on sex counts
Lakewood police say they could not prevent attorney Jerry Dempsey from disappearing prior to his trial on 49 felony sex counts involving juveniles. Dempsey, free on 25000 bond, allegedly supplied alcohol and prostitutes to about 20 youths at his Lakewood condo. FBI joined the hunt after a federal flight warrant issued.
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Lakewood
Jerry Dempsey
Vincent Kremperger
Dempsey
Winton Place
Alan Clark
Cuyahoga County
FBI
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The
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Urorogis
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