Moped Crackdown Planned by Elyria Police
Elyria Police Department will begin enforcing moped rules on Sept. 1 for unregistered mopeds and unlicensed riders. Mopeds must have a bicycle license, riders 14 or older need a moped or driver license, and speed limits and city bans apply. Licenses available Aug. 29 and Sept. 12 and 19 at city recreation centers. violators will be cited and allowed to walk their vehicle home.
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EHS
John Fazio
Elyria
EPD
Ohio
East Recreation Park
Prospect Street
West Park Recreation Center
Foster Avenue
North Park Recreation Center
East Recreation Center
Donald Warner
Department
Jogging Jack Snagging Phoenix Job Via Hairdresser Link
Tina Sawyer of Cleveland Street appealed to the CT Tuesday to help locate a mystery customer named Jack who wanted a management role in Phoenix Ariz. An uncle of Tina offered an opening that could fit him, and Jack appeared at Tina's Hair It Is Salon late this morning. Friends of his Elyria family spread the news of the potential opportunity for the marathon runner.
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Phoenix
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Elyria
Weather Update Mentions Tonight’s Wind Speeds
Brief note indicates winds may exceed 10 mph tonight with more details on Page A-3. Local readers are directed to check Page A-3 for full conditions and gust forecasts.
Libyan warplanes shot down by U S F 14 fighters over Mediterranean
United States jets defended a six fleet exercise area about 60 nautical miles off Libya when two SU-22 planes attacked. The Libyan aircraft were shot down in a minute long aerial engagement with no U S casualties reported. The U S protested the Libyan action as unprovoked and international waters were cited.
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UPI
Mediterranean Sea
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U.S
London
Gulf of Sidra
United States
Defense
Caspar Weinberger
Belgium
Weinberger
Muammar Khadafy
Reagan
Nimitz
Phillip Gast
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Libya
Paper error eyed in 13 million state funds discrepancy
Ohio officials attribute a 13 million gap between state treasurer records and BancOhio to a possible paper error by a former cashier who suffered a nervous breakdown. Auditor Ferguson cited record-keeping inadequacies but found no fraud. the cashier Elizabeth Boerger collapsed in 1980 and was diagnosed with hysterical amnesia amid stress.
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Boerger
Springfield
Ex-township clerk indicted on 113 counts in alleged fraud
Bernice Loudermilk, former Olmsted Township clerk, indicted by the county grand jury on at least 113 counts of forgery theft and theft in office tied to nearly 150000 missing township funds. Separate civil suit names her husband son daughter and bonding company seeking 142573 recovered.
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Olmsted Township
Bernice Loudermilk
Loudermilk
Stacey
Althea
Japan halts California fruit imports amid Medfly dispute
Japan begins a temporary ban on California fruits and vegetables to prevent a Mediterranean fruit fly outbreak. Texas sues the USDA to quarantine all California produce while California leaders push for targeted restrictions and deny trade war threats. Brown defends the program and meets Japanese officials for a possible adjustment.
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California
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Texas
US Department of Agriculture
Brown
New York Times
Yoshio Okawara
Washington, D.C
William Clark
Agriculture Department
U.S
Tokyo
Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries
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