Regional teacher contract talks enter impasse across Lorain county
Impasse battles unfold in Elyria Midview Wellington South Amherst and Vermilion as sessions with federal mediator Jack Buetner proceed amid wage disputes. Base salaries range from 8825 to 9200 with several districts already settling or facing freezes and possible future arbitration.
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Midview
Midview Education Association
Wellington
Philip C. Slaymaker
South Amherst
South
North Olmsted
North Ridgeville
Westlake
Brunswick
Norwalk
Lorain
Keystone
Sheffield-Sheffield Lake
Amherst
Olmsted Falls
Beachwood Place debuts Saks Fifth Avenue amid new shops
Reportage on Beachwood Place highlighting Saks Fifth Avenue as the mall’s centerpiece. The shopping square mixes familiar and new stores including art galleries and toy shops, with construction ongoing and a noted absence of budget pricing. A suggested mall access route is given via routes 82, 271 and Cedar Road.
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Taummy
Daddy
Saks
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Cleveland
New York
Higbee
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Cedar Road
Underground design gains traction as fuel costs rise
MINNEAPOLIS (UPI) Williamson Hall at the University of Minnesota looms as a sunlit underground building. Mechanical engineer Thomas Bligh touts earth sheltered design for reduced fossil fuel use, noting constant ground temperatures cut heating differences and that internal heat sources may suffice for comfort.
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Midwest
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Bligh
Minnesota
University of Minnesota
Williamson
Carter leads Idaho raft trip with family on Salmon River
President Carter and family begin a three day 89 mile float on Idaho's Salmon River Middle Fork. Carter calls himself an old canoeist and kayaker as he aims for early rapid shooting and scenic wilderness exposure. Rosalynn, Amy, and sons Jack and Chip accompany him on the adventure.
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Chip
Georgia
$42 million suit in I-480 pit dispute prompts counterclaim
North Ridgeville contractor W.G. Lockhart Co seeks 42 million in damages against Councilman Gilbert Cornish and the Concerned Citizens of North Ridgeville plus two firms over a borrow pit used for I-480 project fill. The counterclaim also targets Horvitz Co and Jebb Co, alleging market manipulation and threats to Mayor Carte to force use of Horvitz fill. The original suit was dismissed. judge ruled the permit process allowed the city engineer discretion and found no fraud.
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Gilbert Cornish
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Adrian Bedleski
Lorain County
Horvitz Co
Jebb Co
Citizens Group
Leonard Horvitz
Richard Carte
Lockhart Construction
Lockhart
Horvitz
Milt Schulman
Carte
Robert Kleineeder
Carl Noll
Betleski
Kleinoeder
Schulman
West Port Homes
Noll
Robb
Kenyatta Dies at 85. Kenya in Shock and Mourning
Jomo Kenyatta, father of Kenya since independence, died peacefully in his sleep at Statehouse Mombasa at 3 30 am. Flags ordered at half mast as the government asks 16 million people to remain calm. Vice President Moi assumes interim duties and presidential elections are set in three months.
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Yans
Flynt seeks rehab after shooting at Daniel Freeman Hospital
In California Hustler publisher Larry Flynt undergoes rehabilitation therapy while guarded by private nurses and two bodyguards. A Hustler spokeswoman confirmed he left Ohio State University Hospital last Tuesday and was admitted to Daniel Freeman Hospital Thursday. In Albany, Perry Duryea calls for recall of Richard Hongisto as prisons commissioner after he campaigned against Cleveland mayor Dennis Kucinich. Hongisto had been appointed to the $47,800 post but was released by Kucinich months earlier.
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Hustler Magazine
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University Hospital
Albany
N.Y
UPI
Perry Duryea
Hugh Carey
Cleveland
Richard Hongisto
Duryea
Hongisto
Dennis Kucinich
Kucinich
Ohio daily lottery game eyed by Ohio Lottery
The Ohio Lottery Commission scheduled an Aug. 28 meeting to review requests for proposals for a new daily game. Director David Harbarger said any company in computer tech and terminal hardware may attend. He noted Ohio could gain about 200 million dollars in revenue from a similar daily game.
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Cleveland
UPI
Ohio Lottery Commission
Ohio Lottery
David R. Harbarg
Ohio
Harbarger
Registrar to repay Ohio two thousand two hundred twenty seven
Ellen C. Sansom a Cuyahoga Falls deputy registrar of the Bureau of Motor Vehicles must repay the state 2227.30 after auditors found 38 license applications between Sept 17 1976 and Oct 31 1977 were mischarged. Examiners cited numerous improper fee charges creating a state revenue shortfall.
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Ohio
Court refuses Dayton busing delay despite start date
A federal appeals court in Cincinnati upheld a desegregation busing order for Dayton Ohio, denying the school board's request to delay. About 17,000 of Dayton's 37,000 students remain under the court order as classes begin September 7, with the panel citing imminent start and potential disruption.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Dayton
Ohio
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Dayton Board of Education
Nordson delays decision on Betterway funding
Nordson Foundation postponed a funding decision on the Betterway project citing fuzzy areas on both sides. Huntington Township residents discussed a self-sustaining farm to supply Betterway projects and provide youth Outward Bound experiences, with no living facilities for residents on site. A new decision may come in 60 to 90 days.
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Foundation
Brooks Brothers Plans Cleveland Store Opening Next Spring
Brooks Brothers, the 160 year old clothier, will open a men’s clothing store in downtown Cleveland next spring. Chairman David R. Waters said a 12,000 square foot lease is expected soon near the E 9th Street and Euclid Avenue intersection, serving business professionals downtown.
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