TV Week Emmy Winners Star In A Message From Holly
TV Week highlights CBS holiday tearjerker A Message from Holly starring Lindsay Wagner and Shelley Long as the cover story. Also today Cleveland Ballet’s Nutcracker anniversary gets Encore spotlight with Caroline Yount’s 100th anniversary piece. Anita Gullett wins Parade photo contest among 200000 entries. details on B-1 and Parade. Elyria firm to clean up old fires on its property. McGamagle reports on tax rise and wealth. Weather shows tonight flurries tapering with low around 30, and Saturday mostly cloudy with a 40 high.
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Shelley Long
CBS
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TV Week
Cleveland Ballet
Caroline Yount
Anita Gullett
Elyria
Parade Magazine
Parade
Engineering jobs to rise in coming years survey says
A Lorain County Community College survey of 322 area manufacturers projects growth in engineering technology employment over the next five years. The study, tied to the Engineering Technologies program review, interviewed firms across automation technology to quality assurance to gauge prospects for graduates.
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Elyria
Lorain County Community College
LCCC
Marcia Ballinger
Wie AG Mo
Clinton names economic team to push plans through Congress
President elect selects Lloyd Bentsen as treasury secretary and Leon Panetta as OMB director. Robert Rubin of Goldman Sachs becomes head of the new National Economic Council and adviser on economic policy, forming a capable yet market sensitive panel.
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Ark
Clinton
Lloyd Bentsen
Texas
the Treasury
Congress
Wall Street
Treasury
Bentsen
Office of Management and Budget
White House
Leon E. Panetta
D-Calif
National Economic Council
Robert Rubin
Goldman Sachs & Co
New York
Bill Clinton
Leon Panetta
Lloyd Benson
D-Texas
Roger Altman
Elyria union calls superintendent liar in school contract feud
A union negotiator labeled the school superintendent a liar and urged a lie detector test as Elyria districts wrestle over a contract dispute. The Ohio Association of Public School Employees ended a six day strike and resumed bus service and lunches while asserting a tentative agreement, which administrators say is not in writing.
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Ohio Association of Public School Employees
Union
Chuck Roginski
Lester Schultz
Schultz
Roginski
Poe
County Focus Call Highlights Southern Lorain Input
Elyria and Lorain residents urged county officials to listen to southern Lorain County. Lehocz warned that abandonment feelings persist as Leadership Lorain County seeks broader input. The Blue Ribbon Committee heard about concerns from over 50 residents and officials at Lorain County Community College. The 15 member panel will report in February with issues and recommendations for county government.
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Elyria
Loretta Darek Lehocz
Lorain County
Lorain
Lehocz
Blue Ribbon Committee
Lorain County Community College
Park driveway ownership dispute delays project in North Ridgeville
City officials faced a snag when a Strongaville builder revealed the Frontier Park entrance driveway belonged to a private party. The Parks and Recreation Board delayed approval of a $2,329.30 project on Creek Road as building department officials investigate.
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Frontier Ark
Frostier Park
Mills Creek Laze
North Ridgeville
McCartney hints Beatles to reunite on TV series
New York AP reports Paul McCartney says the three surviving Beatles may reunite for a TV series and possibly perform music. He notes the reunion would be natural and involve Harrison in a potential project while plans for a world tour in Australia are announced.
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John Lennon
Paul McCartney
McCartney
Bsap
New Doin
Australia
Harrison
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