McGough predicts GOP wins in Ohio Legislature and seats
Republican state chairman Kent McGough contends the GOP can seize control of both the Ohio Senate and House and win up to five congressional seats. He cites strong GOP potential in Cleveland and Youngstown areas, notes vulnerable Democrats, and backs potential candidacies in the 18th and 20th districts.
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Ohio Senate
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James V. Stanton
Cleveland
Jack C. Hunter
Youngstown
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Willoughby
Ford
Reagan
Westlake approves subdivision plan Points West40
Westlake City Council approved Points West a 21 acre subdivision with 45 single family lots on Dover Center Road north of I 90. It also tabled Hidden Acres 53 lot plans pending drainage study and allowed storm drainage work and bond bids including McDonald and Company premium 2356 at 6 percent and Road Machinery for a refuse packing body. A Lektriever 200 power file was approved for the police. Extensions granted for rezoning reviews and a transfer ordinance of 11 000 for the police power file was tabled.
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Road Machinery Company
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Police Department
Professional Business Systems
Strahar
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Grass Roots world premiere at Berea Summer Theatre
The world premiere of Grass Roots, a collection of American folk humor stories and songs, runs Aug 24 to Sept 5 in Baldwin Wallace College's Proscenium Theatre. Created by Joseph J. Gary and Gusti, it features Gusti, Cliff Bemis, and Terry Piteo. Presented with Playhouse Square Foundation.
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Proscenium Theatre
Baldwin-Wallace College
Art and Drama Center
Joseph J. Gary
Gusti
Edinborough
Scotland
Cliff Bemis
Terry Piteo
Jacques Bret
Playhouse Square Foundation
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Move to put measure on ballot fails pay kills income tax increase
Bay Village council kills a half percent city income tax increase proposed to appear on the November ballot. Four opposed making it an emergency measure, risking not meeting the Sept. 23 deadline for county ballot placement. Council president Martin warned the measure is dead for now and could be revisited next week.
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Cuyahoga County
T. Richard Martin
Ward
Thomas Hogan
Lamont Curtis
Anton Dostal, Jr
Joseph Santone
Hogan
Council
Strongsville to vote on charter amendments and revamp posts
Strongsville City Council plans to place charter amendments on the November ballot to convert five levies totaling 6 mills into permanent taxes and to abolish the city clerk and treasurer posts when current terms end. A public hearing on rezoning Pearl Road for a Magic World Pre-School is also scheduled.
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Strongsville
Richard Jaenke
Council
Jaenke
John Pearce
John Stricker
Doris Christner
Carl Burk
Pearl Road
Drake Road
Gordon Petrash
New radar helps NWS predict rainfall and hail in Cleveland
The National Weather Service dedicated a $170,000 precipitation detecting radar at Cleveland Hopkins Airport to replace an older WWII era device. Meteorologist Marvin Miller said the system not only locates storms but gauges intensity and potential rainfall, aiding warnings for wind damage and hail within a 125 mile optimal range.
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Weather Service
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Ohio
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Indianapolis
Ind
West Virginia
Philadelphia
Two Bay Village Girls Hurt in Crash
Two 16 year old girls riding in a Jeep were injured when their car was forced off Rt 83 by a tractor trailer and overturned near Elyria. Driver Marianne S Stanner and passenger Jenny Whitles, both 16, were listed in fair condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Two other 16 year old passengers were not hospitalized. Witnesses said the tractor trailer forced the Jeep off the road and fled the scene.
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Rt. 83
Marianne S. Stanner
Lincoln Rd
Jenny Whitles
Lane Rd
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ohio
Rt. 82
Cleveland approves $100 million airport bond issue
The Cleveland City Council approved a 100 million bond plan to finance 54 million in airport improvements and refinance about 45 million in notes. The 55 million will fund new south and north terminal buildings, paired parking decks, and access roads with the south terminal set to open in early February.
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Cleveland Hopkins International
Andrew J. Putka
Cleveland Port Authority
North Olmsted pushes state noise barriers for I-480 route
North Olmsted councilman John West seeks state funded noise barriers for Bretton Ridge residents facing higher levels after I-480 construction. He plans to push for barriers during interstate work, citing an FHWA and ODOT impact study and a $4 million cost estimate. Local officials must respond by mid September.
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Environmental Protection Committee
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Warrensville
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