Fast food students join race to train industry leaders
Don Smith, the Taco Bell Distinguished Professor at Washington State University, heads the first university endowment funded by a fast-food chain. His program trains students in market research and management for a $60 billion fast-service industry, with graduates earning starting salaries around $20,000 rising to over $30,000. Taco Bell provided a $250,000 endowment matched by a state grant to expand research and professional training in hotel and restaurant management.
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Avon Lake donation funds dog kennel project
Avon Lake receives a $75,000 bequest from the Clara Monger estate aimed at animal welfare and possibly the construction of a new city dog kennel. Mayor Hausrod notes the current kennel is aging and the funds could support a new facility. BF Goodrich also offers to relocate or demolish the A-frame building ahead of a $26.3 million plant expansion, including a 74,000 square-foot Central Services Building on Walker Road.
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Spitzer's casino petition heads to Columbus in Ohio drive
Lorain developer Alan Spitzer said petitions signed by more than 500000 Ohioans will be filed with the secretary of state to force a statewide referendum on casino gambling. The drive seeks a constitutional amendment allowing Lorain residents to vote on Ohio's first casino resort. Local officials and church leaders have voiced concerns about Cleveland’s ability to compete, but supporters urge a statewide vote by November.
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Violent stabbing on Portia Court in Elyria police brief
Elyria police seek a Warrensville man after a Tuesday stabbing on Portia Court left a 25 year old victim with a slashed face and hospital stitches. A warrant is issued for felonious assault as investigators probe the 10:20 p.m. attack and chase.
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Johanna Hurwitz to autograph books at Olmsted Falls Library
Johanna Hurwitz, the New York children s author and former librarian, visits Olmsted Falls Library for a public reception and book signing from 7 to 9 p m on January 9. Her more than 20 titles will be available for purchase, with the Friends of the Library sponsoring the event. Call 234 1150 for details.
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Ex Lorainite faces charges in hitting man with truck
A former Lorain man Bret Fetty 24 of Sandy Lake Pa was to be charged today with attempted murder for allegedly striking Jeffrey Looney 24 of Lorain with a blue Ford pickup after a pool hall argument. Looney survived and was listed in satisfactory condition at MetroHealth Medical Center in Cleveland. Fetty was arrested in Pa and extradited to Lorain to face charges.
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