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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1982

Page

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Jackson backs out of GOP led Senate power shift

Sen. M. Morris Jackson of Cleveland says he rejected a deal to give Republicans Senate control because he could not convince black leaders that Ohio Republicans would protect programs for blacks. He trusted long time GOP colleagues but noted fear of Reagan era policies. He remains with Democrats amid leadership shakeup and past committee s carr.

Columbus Senate M. Morris Jackson Cleveland Ohio Washington Jackson GOP Republican Committee Richard Celeste Celeste Harry Meshel Youngstown Oliver Ocasek Akron Meshel

Campaign spending hits record in Lorain County races

Eight major local contests totaled 195326 in campaign outlays with an average 225 per voter for Lorain County's 86162 voters. Zaleski led spending in the 13th District race while Bara edged Bowman in the 54th District. Harris and Nagy issued notable totals in the Common Pleas contest. Nabakowski led in the county commissioners race with a large leftover. Unopposed judge Webber spent on public education ads.

Board of Elections Lorain Senate Lorain County Alan J. Zaleski Martha Wise Bowman

Utilities spend 1.2 million to block regulation change

Columbus based utilities invested about 1.2 million dollars in a campaign to defeat a November ballot issue seeking to elect utility regulators. Campaign finance reports show opponents of Issue 8 funded the campaign to oppose the proposed constitutional change.

Columbus Tional Public Utilities Commission Consumers For Responsible Utility Reform

Downtown Elyria ends free parking amid holiday shopping

The city offered free off street parking in Washington and Lake avenues lots through December 24 while on street parking remains unaffected. Mayor and council approved the plan despite merchants not requesting it, and store owner Jim Harssema notes shoppers lean toward practical gifts as they watch money and the economy impacts spending.

Washington and Lake Avenues Merchants Association Jim Harssema Elyria Action Wear Harssema

Christmas shoppers find aisles clearer this year statewide

In area stores aisles seem less crowded aiding friendlier service as shoppers note calmer crowds. CRIS the Cuyahoga Regional Information System renews for 1983 amid higher costs while LEADS also rises. City council to decide Monday on funding renewal.

Cuyahoga Regional Information System CRIS Michael Keys Keys

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Financial Institutions, and Insurance Committee Walter Burks Morris Jackson Santa Santa Claus Murray Ridge Center Independent Club C-T John Kenney Floyd D Harris Robert A Nagy Dale E. Barnard Harris Nagy Barnard Nabakowski Eddie L Martin Martin Michael J. Camera Robert G. Rouseau Marie Tansey R- 72 Vermilion Thomas J. Greene Julian Pyor Clifton W Perryman Perryman Henry T Webber Debbie Courtright Cuyahoga County Democratic National Committee Martin Hughes Afl-Cio Hughes Ernor Richard Celeste Honda U.S Marysville Ohio Bell Columbia Gas Ohio Edison Co Southern Ohio Electric Cincinnati Gas and Electric Toledo Edison Clarence Brown Brown Rick Ellis Anthony Celebrezze Jr Republican State Central and Executive Committee Anthony Celebrezze Charles Saxbe Sherrod Brown Virgil Brown Thomas Ferguson Vincent Campanella Mary Ellen Withrow Dana Rinehart
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