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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1979

Page

8

Lorain's Elio Jacobozzi Reflects On Eight Stormy Years

In Lorain eight years under Mayor Joseph Zahorec, the administration expanded federal and state funding but faced constant controversy. Service Director and campaign manager Elio Jacobozzi, a powerful but divisive figure, dodged FBI probes while steering Zahorec through two victorious campaigns. He recalls crises, political battles, and the oddity of victory in politics. He cites his brusque style as a point of contention among council members and residents. The piece notes Jacobozzi’s rise with Zahorec and hints at lingering questions about his role in the mayor's defeat.

Lorain Joseph Zahorec Zahoree Jacobozzi Shore Drive FBI Zahorec Woodrow Mathna Lorain County Community College Antlers Billy Rowland Council Rowland Antlers Hotel Sheir

Smith resigns as United Way director in Lorain County

United Way of Greater Lorain County chief executive Daniel Smith abruptly resigned at a board meeting leaving Joe Shtulman as acting director. Board president Robert Bowman hinted Smith sought a warmer climate as speculation swirled about the reasons and future plans.

United Way Greater Lorain County Smith Board of Directors Joe Shtulman Bowman Corpus Christi Texas

Party Lines and City Hall Shakeups in Elyria

Bruce Verny reports on Elyria City Hall changes as Bowman's administration sees staff transition. Bowman's secretary Jane M. Barlow will become personal secretary to Cuyahoga County Engineer Ron Stackhouse in January. A Christmas party row involves Council President Richard Seward over ill suited comments. A civil service employee faces new city hall posting amid the turmoil. State lawmakers propose raising municipal purchase ceilings and allow non-certified staff in activities with certification priority. They also weigh denying state aid to Ohio colleges with Iranian students.

Elyria City Hall Marguerite E. Bowman Bowman Safety Service Richard Bergman

Ridge Tool pays $1.35 million in 40th annual Christmas bonuses

Ridge Tool Co. with 1,508 employees distributed nearly $1,350,000 in Christmas bonus checks, marking the 40th year of the practice. Including wages, about $2.5 million was paid during the holiday season, raising the total to more than $14.3 million. Emerson Electric Co. subsidiary Ridge plans unprecedented expansion of manufacturing and distribution worldwide in the 1980s.

Ridge Tool Co Ridge Tool Karl G. Keck, Jr Carl L. Mickovich Ridge Emerson Electric Co St. Louis Dave Zapotoskey

Wedding Day Delivers Misfortune for Lorain Couple

Cindy Marsee's second marriage in Elyria was marred by court trouble and theft. CB Marsee faced contempt of court for unpaid child support totaling $1,290, receiving a 10 day jail term and up to $500 fine. While he served, Cindy faced a robbery, lost belongings, and a failed car, leaving her and her children unsettled about Christmas plans and the honeymoon at home.

Cindy Marsee Charlie Jr Marsee West Ninth Street Lorain County Domestic Relations Court Lorain Ninth Street Mrs. Marsee Annette Shane

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Elio Jacobozzi Beth Boyd Chronicle-Telegram Shtulman United Way Agency Robert Bowman Agency Bruce Verny Richard Seward Seward City Hall By-The Civil Service James Rhodes General Assembly Ohio Elyria Ninth St
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