Drought insurance probe calls four Chubb executives
Ohio officials schedule four days of hearings in Columbus to question Chubb Group executives and agents over drought coverage that was offered and later withdrawn. The state cites 620 Ohio drought insurance applications among 8,800 nationwide and notes farmers chose refunds after coverage caps. Officials aim to gather facts before possible formal hearings.
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Str e em leaves St Joseph's amid hospital reorganization
St Joseph Hospital announces executive director Ron Ald Streem will retire after 19 years, amid board driven restructuring and Medicare Medicaid losses. Interim director Sister Frances Flanigan leads as campaign fund-raiser, pizza and beer event noted for candidate Mary Ann Jamison.
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Mary Ann Jamison
Power outage cuts WVIZ off air for 35 minutes
WVIZ Channel 25 in Cleveland went off air for 35 minutes Friday night after a power outage killed the signal at the 2.7 million watt North Royalton transmitter. An engineer declined to be named and said crews were investigating the loss while announcer Rob Schuler noted no cause was evident. The outage interrupted Ghosts of 87 starring Cliff Robertson, a one man drama about ten men who helped shape the U S Constitution. The station returned to full power just before 10 p.m. and aired the next program in full.
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Oberlin to seek AA or AAA rating for $3 million sewer upgrade
Oberlin officials, with Moody's New York evaluating financing for a $3 million EPA mandated sewer project, seek a top bond rating to keep interest near 7 percent. A lower A rating could add about 0.5 percent, raising costs by about $150,000 over 20 years.
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Dale Sugerman
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Sugerman
Amherst Teachers OK Three Year Contract
Amherst teachers ratified a three year contract with a 14 percent raise over the pact. The raise is 4 percent each of the first two years and 6 percent in the final year. The agreement allows tuition free attendance for teachers' outside-district children and ended a summer stalemate with talks of a strike.
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