Politician Hausrod Admits Trading Influence For Charity Theft
Hausrod pleaded to using his influence to obtain money and favors from his Christmas Basket charity. His attorney called the prosecutor's memo distorted and argued the funds came from family savings, not the charity. The plea suggests a nonviolent, first-offender case. prosecutors agreed to drop further charges.
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Hospital ambulance union talks stall over 24 hour shifts proposal
Allen Memorial Hospital administrator James Schaum defends a 24 hour ambulance crew plan as costly, arguing it requires two EMTs on every call by state law. Critics warn the shift conflicts with other jobs and on-call availability, while the hospital notes a $250,000 annual cost rise and offers a 35 cent per hour raise and eight hours straight time with time and a half.
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Schools brace for noon strike over contract dispute
The district and union failed to reach a contract on wages overtime and other issues. A noon strike would disrupt bus service and cafeteria work. The board authorized temporary staff to keep schools open, pledged no fringe benefits for striking workers, and considered security guards. Parents may volunteer to help.
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Malkin seeks probation despite plea to testify vs Campbell
In a Monday filing Rosenbaum argued Malkin lacks eligibility for probation because he has not agreed to testify against Sherry Campbell, the Elyria court clerk alleged to have aided his thefts. Prosecutors say Campbell received kickbacks from Malkin while he led in 1991. Burge counters Campbell denies wrongdoing and notes probation decisions cannot rely on local folklore.
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Schools Offer More to Non Teachers in Elyria
Public school officials hiked their wage offer for non instructional employees to about 4 percent on Friday amid a contract dispute. Union officials say talks have not advanced, with a possible strike planned this Friday if no agreement is reached. Previous offers averaged 3 percent for this year, without retroactive effect.
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Elyria
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Ohio Association of Public School Employees
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