Rescued banks splurged on CEOs
Banks that received taxpayer bailouts paid top executives nearly 1.6 billion dollars in salaries bonuses and benefits last year. The AP analysis covers 116 banks that have taken 188 billion in aid and shows awards remained high despite weak results and crisis pressures.
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Washington
Barney Frank
D-N.y
House Financial Services Committee
Frank
Securities and Exchange Commission
Charity offers low cost food via Great Food For All program
Churches in four states participate in Newton Falls based Great Food For All to supply monthly food boxes at about half price. Erik Adams, regional manager, says the service lets any community member order without church membership or income proof. January box features chicken, ham, fish, beef chili, beans, broccoli, onion rings, corn, rolls and dessert.
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Erik Adams
Newton Falls
Adams
Tow truck driver and unknown man save sleeping 88-year-old
A tow truck driver Warren Canon Jr. and an unidentified man forced entry into a burning house at 1724 Livingston Ave. to reach and rescue Cecil Vanderpool, age 88, who slept in a first floor bedroom as flames spread. Vanderpool’s daughter Kathie Vanderpool was upstairs at a relative’s party.
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Lorain
Warren Canon Jr
Amherst
Good Samaritan
Cecil Vanderpool
Livingston Ave
Vanderpool
Kathie Vanderpool
Ellen McGarvey
Warren Canon
Longtime Oberlin officer Clif Barnes to retire end of year
Oberlin police veteran Clifton Barnes plans to retire after a 1978 start with the department. He recalls gut wrenching cases including a religious couple whose children suffered fatal neglect and the hardest moment when he helped place the surviving siblings in safety. Barnes, now second in command, reflects on decades of policing.
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Ronigl
Oberlin
Clifton Barnes
Main Street
Clifton “Clif” Barnes
Barnes
Department
Elyria youths build six Lego structures on Middle Avenue
A group of 30 young builders aged 9 to 17 assembled six Lego buildings in a church basement on Elyria's Middle Avenue. They completed a church school hospital house and even a Wendy's on time and on budget, earning praise from Elyria Schools Superintendent Paul Rigda for teamwork and efficiency.
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Elyria
Middle Avenue
Wendy's
South Elyria
Save Our Children
Paul Rigda
Elyria High School
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