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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1982
Page
1
The North Ridgeville Education Association ratified a one year contract by 127 to 22 with 178 teachers. Non certified workers tentatively agreed pending member ratification. a separate vote by cafeteria custodial and bus staff is set for Thursday.
Negotiators for the Elyria Education Association say they are distressed by a request from the school board negotiating team to delay until Monday. Association president Michael Routa accuses three administrators on the board of wasting the 15 day extension. Board President Earl Wammes defends the scheduling as prudent and notes Dr. McQuillin will speak with mediator Jack Beuttner today. Negotiations are expected to resume Sept. 6, time to be set by Beuttner.
Dr Leonard Faymore faces a potential federal indictment on possession with intent to distribute illicit drugs and assault charges. Bail ruling was delayed pending grand jury action, as prosecutors consider linking new charges to earlier investigations of the Doctors Clinic in Eaton Township. If indicted, Faymore could face at least 10 years and fines up to 100000.
Oberlin College's presidential search committee has named about 10 semifinalists from an initial field of 131. Acting President James L. Powell remains in consideration. The committee plans off campus interviews next month and aims to choose a final and backup candidate by the November 19 trustees meeting. The process remains confidential except for Powell and committee chair Lloyd N. Morrisett.
Riot police used tear gas and water cannons to disperse thousands in Gdansk Warsaw and Wroclaw on the second anniversary of Solidarity. Troops occupied central Warsaw and surrounded Lenin shipyards in Gdansk as protests spread amid martial law era tensions.
The forecast calls for patchy fog and scattered showers tonight with lows around 60 to 64. Showers and thunderstorms are likely Wednesday with highs near 75 and a 50 percent chance tonight increasing to 60 percent by Wednesday. Winds will be southerly at 10 to 15 mph tonight. Details on page A-3.
Leonard Lotz of Lotz Corp in Columbia Station says he will start a 4 10,000 square foot addition Monday despite lacking a state building permit. EPA approved a sewage plant change. town permits hinge on state approvals. Lotz cites thousands of permit files and says 15 jobs could be created immediately, with more long term. The plant on Station Rd employs 40.
President Ferdinand Marcos declares 1.25 million troops on alert with 250000 regulars and over 1 million reservists placed on standby to deter alleged nationwide attacks timed with his US trip. Forces secure key utilities including power plants railways water systems and depots.
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