CHP nurses threaten strike at CHP in Lorain
Adri an Burns The Chronicle Telegram CHP nurses with Service Employees International Union District 1198 threaten a Sept 2 strike deadline without a new three year contract. The union seeks pensions health care insurance wages and promotion policy improvements for about 545 nurses. CHP hopes to avoid walkout and will implement a contingency plan.
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CHP nurses vote for union and contract timeline
In May 1999 nurses at CHP voted for union representation. Negotiations for the first three year contract began October 1999 and concluded in late August 2000. The pact covers about 345 registered nurses, with outstanding issues including tensions health care, wages and promotion policies.
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Elyria Apple Festival Prep Grows at Grobe Fruit Farm
Elyria area orchards anticipate the festival with Grobe Fruit Farm among 125 vendors for Sept 19 to 21. Varieties Paula Reds Early Blaze Molly Red Delicious and Galas are starting, aided by dry warm weather enhancing sweetness and fruit size. Other orchards Miller in Amherst Spiegelberg in Lorain plan harvests mid September through October. Spiegelberg notes average yield with volume coming later.
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Dad asks school board to reinstate son after expulsion
In Lorain, the father of 17-year-old Tony Hazelett urged the school board to erase his son’s 39 day expulsion following an acquittal on rape charges. He sought permission for practice with the football team and to make up work, stating Tony’s dream to attend college and coach. It was met with implied opposition from an accuser’s father.
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Latino Arts School Gains From Local Festival
Ramon and Mary Santiago spearheaded a nonprofit pushing Latino children toward fine arts. The Latino del Norte Music and Arts festival drew near 100000 supporters, boosting hopes for a permanent Latino School for the Arts. Mary Santiago cleaned Black River Landing after the event. Helena Santiago, 27, daughter and upcoming Spanish language album artist, performed.
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Study finds elderly struggle with complex humor
A study reports that older adults have difficulty understanding and enjoying complex jokes, highlighting cognitive and perceptual challenges in humor processing among seniors. The finding suggests tailored humor approaches may help in social interactions and mental well being.
Bomb blasts in Bombay kill dozens at market and landmark
Bombs hidden in two taxis exploded within minutes in Mumbai injuring over 150 and killing at least 46. Police blame Islamic militants and Pakistan for the attack, with SIMI and Lashkar-e Tayyiba named as possible groups. Authorities warn of communal risk amid Ayodhya site tensions.
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