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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1985

Page

10

End of the Era Dinos Boumis faces closure in Cleveland

Cleveland police raid New Era Burlesque on Friday the 13th arresting Marilyn Chambers and 14 others across the New Era and nearby Stage Door Johnnie's. Police allege prostitution is encouraged at both venues while Boumis defends his businesses and laments lost holiday traffic.

Bournis Cleveland Marilyn Chambers Johnnie’s Ms. Chambers New Era Dennerll Boumis Greece Johnnie's Denneryl

Celeste credits tough year leadership in 1985

Governor Richard Celeste lauds his leadership under the 1985 crisis and credits his administration with stabilizing Ohio after the Home State Savings Bank collapse. He highlights reforms in travel, utility oversight, and education while noting cabinet resignations amid department problems and adviser turnover. Celeste, a Democrat, seeks re election in 1986.

Celeste Columbus Richard Celeste Columbus Dispatch Ohio Home State Savings Bank of Cincinnati Public Utilities Commission of Ohio Minnie Fells Johnson Ohio Department of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities James Rogers Arnold Pinkney Marvin Warner Ohio Building Authority

License bureau posts used for patronage

Akron AP report states Governor Celeste used vehicle registration to repay political debts and reward supporters with licenses management contracts. Beacon Journal notes 278 million in licenses sold in 1984 with 18 million kept by 273 deputy registrars, some donating thousands to Democratic groups while others give little. Celeste press secretary declined to comment.

Akron Richard Celeste Beacon Journal Brian Usher Celeste

Pease: Controllers won’t be rehired by Reagan

U S Rep Don Pease says pressure to rehire fired air traffic controllers is futile as Ronald Reagan remains opposed. He notes no chance of rehiring while Reagan is president despite 125 letters from constituents. About 70 House members signed a letter urging rehiring amid staffing concerns and safety worries.

Oberlin U.S Don Pease Doberlin Reagan Pease House Ronald Reagan Diane Lakin Elyria White House FAA House Subcommittee On Aviation May Rose Oakard-Cleveland House Post Office and Civil Service Subcommittee

Poll finds racism in Cleveland area

A Plain Dealer poll of 602 city and suburban residents shows mixed views on integration. Whites favor racially separated neighborhoods while many blacks support more balanced neighborhoods and schools. Discrimination reports and avoidance of integration policies are noted, with about 45 percent deeming discrimination a serious issue.

Cleveland Cleveland Area Plain Dealer Gordon S Greater

Elyria Holiday Closings and Schedule Changes

Elyria City Hall will close at noon on Christmas Eve and reopen the day after. Sanitation collections run today and Tuesday, with a one day delay for Thursday and Friday and Saturday as catch up. State liquor stores and state offices close on Christmas and New Year. Liquor stores open 9 am to 5 pm on Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve. County offices and courthouse open all day Tuesday.

Elyria Agen Cies

Fewer children raise living standards in Ohio and nation

The Census and BEA data show smaller families lift per capita income and disposable income, with Cleveland region poised for slower population loss yet higher incomes. Shifts include more never married and divorced individuals, fewer traditional two-parent families, and working mothers rising. Children seen as a rising cost.

Florida Ohio U.S Rcent BEA Houston

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