Congress grows gridlock fades into campaign turn
Congress ends a session amid stalled defense and budget talks with a push for a post-Labor Day summit. Action included El Salvador aid, expanded superfund funding, social security COLA, school prayer rights, and environmental measures, while immigration reform and the MX missiles debate linger unresolved. Leaders credit a busy between-conventions period but warn only a summit can break impasses.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Howard Baker
R-Tenn
House
Reagan
el Salvador
Eaton, Ropp, Rowland on Electric Co-op board
Rodney L. Eaton of Wellington was elected to a three year term on the Lorain Medina Rural Electric Cooperative board, succeeding Justin Gordon who retired after 13 years. Roy Ropp and Gary L. Rowland were re elected to three year terms. The meeting approved an amendment to return unclaimed capital credits after four years. The cooperative serves more than 9,000 consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Rodney L. Eaton
Lorain- Medina Rural Electric Cooperative, Inc
Justin Gordon
Roy Ropp
Gary L. Rowland
Court Report Highlights Numerous Elyria Offenses
A detailed Elyria Municipal Court list shows defendants from Berea Lorain and beyond facing speeding red lights and DUI charges plus two cases of improper backing and damaged property. Notable entries include Stephen Nagy presiding with multiple August hearings and collateral suspensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ane Whidden
Wilder Ave
Elyria
Edward Norris
Broad St
North Ridgeville
Nan Friedman
Ninth St
Lorain
Brian Sievanus
Butternut Ridge
Don Renae
Laberty St
LaGrange
Jerome James
Abbe Road
Apt 15
Littin Lacrosse
Eo River Road
Kathy Montemarano
Eighth St
Ing
Don Buschi
Oak Point Road
James Power
New York
Sandra Bigrige
Dewhurst
Ceeding
Jed Krugman
Gregory Henderson
Lullaby Circle
Amherst
Elyria Municipal Court
Stephen R. Nagy
Jerome Ervin
Lynn Drive
Cleveland
Dui
Clara Hicks
Apple Ave
Harry Townsend
Harmony Drive
Grafton
Willam Klemm
Indiana
Loramn
Oberlin Road
Elyma
Richard Patton
Southbend Circle
Rocky River
John Whalen
Seventh St
Red Light
John Hayes
Briar Court
Ceding
Charles Bolinger
Sumner St
John Tate
10Th St
George Sass
Elmira Armstrong
Baldwin
Roy Selig
Southington
Parma
Stanley Sayre
Winchell Road
Mantua
Robert Fehrs
Lincoln
Neb
Carl Hammons
Yorktown Lane
Elyna
Robert Gorr
Edith Bevins
Path Drive
Avon
Fanlare
Beverly Walker
Parmely Ave
John Crowley
Eaton
Ohio
Richard Dusky
Island
Regina Lisauskas
Akron
Allen Lyndes
Princeton Ave
Roy Miller
Kinzer Road
Travis Richardson
Joseph Spahr
Oak St
Deborah Johns
White Oak Drive
Debra Roby
Wo Erte
Loran
Eding
Joseph Heitz
Deerfield Court
Charles Swanson
Harrison Road
Wakeman
Jerold Goldman
Richmond
Judge postpones hearing on Lorain clinic dispute
Lorain residents oppose a proposed medical clinic on Cooper Foster Park Road. The hearing before Common Pleas Judge Floyd D. Harris to dismiss the residents’ complaint was postponed with no new date set. The case involves Lorain city officials and two doctors seeking dismissal of the suit led by dentist Dr. Joseph Linkar and other residents who want an election on the project.
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Elyria
Michael L. Mansfield
Delaware St
Prospect St
Mansfield
Joseph Cirigliano
Lorain County
Lorain
City of
John Bitman
Amherst
Ronald Sanker
Common Pleas
Floyd D. Harris
Joseph Linkar
Cooper Foster Park Road
Paul Mikus
Common Pleas Court
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Baker
Anne Burford
Environmental Protection Agency
Thomas P. O'Neill Jr
D-Mass
Walter F. Mondale
Geraldine Ferraro
Ropp
Rowland
Electric Co-op
Bursley Road
Stephen R
Larry Raber
Far St
Berea
Brenda Keene
Andover Ave
Bonnie Aitebel
Lunn Road
Longsville
Stephen Macrines
Warren
Timothy Joseph
Carleton
Mich
Michael O'Donnell
Mockingbird Lane
James Shaw
Southgate
James P. Horn
Joel Torres
W. 23Rd St
Amherst Council
City Hall
Ealleers
Hickories
Washington Avénas
L.C.H.S. Tru
Benefit - Lorain County Historical Society
Alcoholics Anonymous
B-107
Lorain National
BetterWay
Midway Mall
Lorain National BetterWay
Lorain National Bank
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