Judge scolds lawyers in Lorain $1.3 million suit case
In Elyria Judge Kosma J. Glavas urged Lorain officials and Patton defense counsel to cooperate in a civil suit over millions paid from Lorain health insurance funds. The city seeks $1.3 million alleged as improper expenditures by former Auditor Kenneth J. Koscho and Patton and his firms.
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Elyria
Thomas J. Patton
Lorain
Patton
Kenneth Koscho
Kosma J. Glavas
Lorain Law
Michael Scherach
Akron
Paul Jackson
Scherach
Jackson
Glavas
Diversified Benefit Plans Agency Inc
Patton Insurance Associates, Inc
Kenneth J. Koscho
Koscho
Gregory White
The
Cincinnati Insurance Co
Oberlin Conservatory Seeks Students For New String Prep Program
Enrollment deadline is Wednesday for the Oberlin Conservatory string preparatory program aimed at elementary students. Tuition is 180 dollars per semester and financial aid is available. calls to 775 8044 connect interested parents with the outreach program for details.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
New Conservatory
Conservatory
Community programs seek volunteers for senior center and mall choir
The senior center invites volunteers for crafts music art reading one on one and field trips with hot lunch service from 9 to 4 each weekday. At Great Northern Mall volunteers can join the Sixth Annual Singing Christmas Tree Choir with no audition rehearsals Saturdays at 10 to noon starting Sept. 11.
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North Olmsted Great Northern Mall
Mall Ambassador Center
North Court
Great Northern Mall
Electronic newspapers move online across the nation
The Chronicle notes newspapers from California to New York embrace electronic delivery via Prodigy CompuServe and AOL. It highlights Cox, Times Mirror, Gannett, and Tribune chains adopting digital networks, with fiber optic and multimedia links shaping a future where local police, fire, and civic news can be broadcast directly to homes.
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California
New York
Fiberoptics
Times-Mirror
Los Angeles Times
New York Newsday
Prodigy
Cox Newspapers
Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Palm Beach Post
Gannett Co
Florida Today
CompuServe
Chicago Tribune
America Online
San Jose Mercury-News
Associated Press
Consumer Reports
Kiplinger’s
Cox
Journal- Constitution
Dennis Berry
al Gore
Sears Roebuck & Co
H&r Block Inc
US West
Baby Bells
Time-Warner
American Telephone & Tele
Graph
McCaw Cellular Communications Inc
Tele- Communications Inc
GTE Corp
General Telephone
Richard
Cnn
Amms
UCEF
McCormick
Bell Atlantic
Gus Hauser
Dairy agrees to pay Ohio four million in bid rigging case
A federal judge approved a four million dollar settlement by H Meyer Dairy Co to resolve antitrust charges it conspired to rig school milk bids in Ohio in the mid to late 1980s. At least three million will repay districts, the rest covers legal costs and fees.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
H. Meyer Dairy Co
Arlington Heights
Lee Fisher
Meyer
Fisher
U.S
S. Arthur Spiegel
Louis Trauth Dairy Co
Newport
Coors Bros. Co
Borden Inc
Columbus
Borden
Meadow Gold Dairies Inc
Reiter Dairy Inc
Akron
U.S. District Court
Covington
Kentucky
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CNA
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Max French Life & Health Ins
Karen Blair
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