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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1999

Page

16

Settlement could force deadbeats to pay in Aztec case

In Elyria Ohio a class action over the 1993 Aztec Catalyst Co explosion may yield more than 10 million dollars for about 16,000 plaintiffs. Court approval allows deducting unpaid child support from settlements as the case advances with Aztec Peroxides Inc. Gary and Walther discuss plan alignment with court and ongoing negotiations set for September.

Elyria Aztec Catalyst Co Common Pleas Edward Zaleski Lorain County Child Support Agency Keneth Waldron Waldron Gary

Firefighters gain grievance on political discrimination claim

Elyria Safety Service Director Timothy Coey granted a grievance saying he will not discriminate against firefighters for political reasons. Union president Mark Horton calls the ruling confusing and says a lawsuit is possible, awaiting Coey’s official written response and continuing tension with Mayor Michael Keys’ administration.

Elyria — Safety Service Timothy Coey Coey Union Mark Horton Horton Firefighters’ Union Michael Keys Fire Department

Ridge Kids 4-H Club to showcase parade float at Corn Festival

The Ridge Kids 4-H Club plans a water resistant float for Sundays Corn Festival parade at 2 30 p m along Center Ridge Road Railhead in North Ridgeville The festival runs Friday to Sunday along Bainbridge Road The club has entered for seven years and won Best of the Parade in 1997 Members coordinate design painting and fundraising with Adviser Toni Krone and parent Michelle Hyer noting strong teamwork

Seg Hyer Tim Malinich Ridge Kids ‘H Club North Ridgeville Ridge Kids 4-H Club Mother Nature Ridge Kids Center Ridge Road Bainbridge Road Root Road Toni Krone Ridge Kid Renee Seward Columbia Station Michelle Hyer Ridge

Facinelli files Avon Lake school board candidacy

Avon Lake resident and former Chronicle-Telegram columnist Paul Facinelli filed for one of three Board of Education seats to be decided in November. He cites a focus on teacher accountability and tenure review while aiming to keep the campaign simple and low cost.

Mannino Barbara McGrath David Updegraff Facinelli Fairview Park High School Crain Cleveland Business Inside Business Avon Lake Daniel Ross Terrence Ryan

Oberlin school hiring practices questioned at board meeting

Oberlin officials faced scrutiny from employees and residents over district hiring methods. A custodian passed over for promotion and OBAP members urged considering internal candidates, while the superintendent and board maintained procedures were followed.

Oberlin Oberlin Black Alliance For Progress Idelle White OBAP Linda Isabel Denny Smith Shirley Johnson Gail Taylor

Planners approve Q Panel rezoning in North Ridgeville

The Planning Commission approved rezoning 20 acres owned by Q Panel from light industrial to commercial near Crossing at Butternut Ridge off Lotain Road. City Council must approve. An access road land seizure 1.4 acres may trigger a jury verdict on compensation unless a deal is reached.

North Ridgeville Planning Commission Q Panel City Hall Lotain Road Cypress Equities Dallas Cowboys Roger Staubach Butternut Ridge AutoNation USA Common Pleas Lorain Road Lorain Lear Cypress Doug Grossman Lab Producte Deanna L. Hill Zirzow Democratic Council

Police union drops bid to block Klan rally in Cleveland

The Cleveland Police Patrolmen's Association settled with Mayor White after abandoning efforts to stop a Ku Klux Klan rally set for the same day as a downtown convention for black families and the Browns home opener. The CPPA argued the event risked officer safety amid clashes with anti-Klan protesters.

Cleveland Cleveland Browns Cleveland Police Patrolmen’s Association

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