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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 2008
Page
4
Vermilion educators and School Board members set a 1 p.m. Tuesday session at the Ohio Education Association offices with a federal mediator. Negotiations follow July talks that collapsed, a 10 day strike notice, and disputes over multiyear terms and health care cost shifts as classes begin Tuesday.
Findlay leaders press for about 50 million dollars to reduce river flooding along the Blanchard. The U S Army Corps of Engineers warns five years of work remain with options including channels levees and walls. The flood last August and February damaged 1600 homes with 900 forced from their homes.
In the Aug 20 morning report, Quinn D. Callock, 27, Elyria, was charged with domestic violence in the 1500 block of Grafton Road, Carlisle Township. Later, at 5:50 p.m., Wayne J. Clark, 44, of Columbia Township, was charged in the 14500 block of Plum Creek Drive, Columbia Township.
Democrats in Ohio must find a replacement for late U S Representative Stephanie Tubbs Jones by October 27 for the November ballot. Spokesman Jeff Ortega said law requires party leaders to select a replacement while honoring the congresswoman’s family, amid plans for a Northeast Ohio political push before the Democratic National Convention.
County commissioners approved a RAM Construction Services contract for outer shell repairs next spring at 508 921 dollars down from initial 900 000 to 1 million estimates. Water intrusion has damaged carpets and walls, prompting the project.
A patient at St. Vincent Mercy Medical Center leaped from a neuro ICU fifth floor window and landed on an ER roof four stories below. Hospital officials withheld her identity and injuries.
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