Lorain LIMB project named largest ever in clean coal drive
Lorain's Edgewater plant to host an $18.3 million EPA LIMB demonstration, the biggest of its kind in the nation. Gov. Celeste announced the selection at Burke Lakefront Airport, citing job retention and Ohio leadership in clean coal tech. Funding totals include EPA 5.95 million, Ohio 5 million, Ohio Edison 1.73 million, and Babcock & Wilcox 5.39 million. Rep. Don Pease and 22 Ohio lawmakers pressed for Lorain selection as a regional boost. About 3 million added to Lorain tax base.
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Second Route 2 crew member dies from crash injuries
Lorain, Aug 10 to Aug 14 1970 A second member of a road repair crew died in Lorain Community Hospital after a crash on Route 2 at Baumhart Road exit. James E. Conley 33 of Lorain was injured when an Ohio Department of Transportation pickup was struck by a tractor trailer driven by Howard Stimson 53 of Monroeville. Conley joins Christian Kelleher 20 of Amherst as a deceased crew member from the same incident. Stimson faces reckless operation charges as the case awaits Lorain County Grand Jury review. Conley formerly worked at American Ship Building Co. and was a parishioner of St Peter Catholic Church. He is survived by a daughter Deanne and his mother Doris Conley. Funeral services are scheduled at Reidy Scanlan Funeral Home and St Peter Church with burial at Calvary Cemetery.
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Mayfield Court
Amherst
Howard Stimson
Monroeville
Lorain County
Grand Jury
American Ship Building Co
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St. Peter Catholic Church
Joseph C. Step
Calvary Cemetery
Oberlin College Tops Ohio Tuition Rankings for 1983-84
Federal figures show Oberlin College with the highest undergraduate tuition in Ohio for 1983-84 at 8375 dollars, with Kenyon, Wittenberg, and Wooster next. J James White notes a 9.4 percent hike for 1984-85 driven by faculty salaries, while other Ohio schools report varied room and board charges.
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National Center For Education Statistics
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Steubenville
Ohio
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Lake Erie College
Painesville
University of Cincinnati
Trinity Lutheran Seminary
Columbus
Elyria School Bus Schedules D6 and D10 Detailed
Elyria school district releases route lists for buses D6 and D10. Notices cover pickup points, times, and stop order. Parents advised to verify stops and contact district transportation office for adjustments.
Weekend Weather Outlook for Area Sees Warm Friday
Clear tonight with a low around 60 and light north winds. Sunny Friday with a high near 80 and a rain chance near 10 percent tonight, near zero percent Friday. Details on Page A-3.
Newspaper Jail N Bail stunts raise funds for cancer society
Elyria Chronicle Telegram reporters Glen Miller and Joe Gluvna joined about 25 locals in a staged arrest for the American Cancer Society. They were booked in a Holiday Inn jail cell, raising over 5000 in pledges plus 1300 arrest fees, with bail covered by hospital staff and associates.
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Elyria
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