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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1979

Page

8

Cleveland eyed as site for first of its kind plant

NASA Lewis Research Center in Cleveland would host a unique power plant blending coal gasification with a gas turbine and steam turbogenerator to extract more energy from low grade coal. A $200,000 feasibility study by Lewis and Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co. aims to prove the concept by 1981 design and 1984 operation if funds allow.

Cleveland Ohio NASA Lewis Research Center The Research Center Cleveland Electric Dlluminating Co Lewis John F. McCarthy, Jr CEI Robert M. Ginn McCarthy Davy McKee Corporation

Disc jockey binds himself to mimic Iran hostages

OB ER LIN Scott Miller program director and DJ at WOBL began a three hour daily confinement in a small room with a towel pillow sleeping bag and three flags to simulate being held by hostage takers. He plans to continue his vigil until the Americans are freed and will work his radio shift by taking calls and directing the station. He says the act is symbolic and not for profit and intends to call officials after experiencing confinement.

Oberlin Scott Miller Wobl Radio Iran Miller WOBL Rt. 20 Doc Lemon Norwalk Lawson's Hat

Homes still sought for dogs displaced in urban renewal

Avon Victoria Tinkerbell Glenda Coco and Porkchop, five dogs owned by Ruth Cranage, remain at Avon Animal and Bird Hospital after Lorain officials ordered the demolition of her rented house. About 20 animals face destruction if homes aren’t found. HUD had funded care, but housing officials denied further payments, and Cranage cannot afford more.

Avon Victoria Tinkerbell Glenda Coco Porkchop Avon Animal and Bird Hospital Ruth Cranage Animal Hospital U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development

Cleveland board tabled bid to revoke district charters

The Ohio Board of Education in Columbus tabled a motion by Cleveland member Gerald Eisner to dissolve the Cleveland school district. An 11 to 9 vote defeated a resolution urging an end to a 55 day teachers strike and offering aid to bring standards into compliance. Eisner dropped the motion after failure to reconsider, saying the Cleveland board must become more responsible and willing to take drastic steps. Also, a Chronicle Telegram item spurred adoption of 16 “placeable” dogs. three hospital staffers coordinate placements, with dogs to a veterinarian if not adopted. Adoption lines: 934-6330, 934-5134, 934-4034.

Columbus UPI State Board of Education Gerald D. Eisner Cleveland Nancy L. Oliver Eisner Chronicle-Telegram Susan Beckworth M.A. Putkonen

Sheffield appoints John Csubak as police chief in 3 to 2 vote

Sheffield names Patrolman John Csubak 40 a eight year veteran police officer as chief after a 3 2 council vote. Mayor Romoser pushed the appointment amid turmoil. Csubak to serve six month probation and plans to unite the department while earning 7206 yearly part time salary.

John Csubak Sheffield Csubak John Romoser Cleo Ridenour Steve Chozinski Safety Committee Rosemary Schwarz Service Overall Supply Co Lorain

RTA wage raises trigger fare hike concerns

Cleveland’s RTA General Manager Leonard Ronis challenged an arbitration panel chief Alan Ruben, predicting fare increases after a three year pact granting drivers 27 percent wage and benefit rise. Ruben said the first year needs no fare rise, but Ronis argued higher wages require a funding path.

Cleveland UPI Cleveland Regional Transit Authority Leonard Ronis RTA Ronis Alan Miles Ruben Amalgamated Transit Union Ruben

Old 1946 Buffalo Water Pumper engine fails to sell

Amherst officials report the 1946 Buffalo Water Pumper drew no bids after December auctions. Mayor DePaola vetoed selling the engine, predicts proceeds under 1000 dollars, and a council vote failed to override. Fire Chief Gambish cites no storage space as reason to abandon sale.

Amherst Buffalo Harry Chambers Council Chambers Canada Pelee Island Anthony DePaola Depaola Mary Miller Walter Gambish Ray Haas Haas Cindy Leise

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