Cleveland job fair draws 2000 plus anxious seniors
More than 2 000 well dressed Cleveland area seniors and graduates lined at Stouffer's Ton on the Square seeking second interviews. Firms included Standard Oil Ohio and Van Dorn Plastic Machinery with recruiters from IBM and J & L among others.
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Bishop Pilla visits El Salvador to meet missionaries
Bishop Anthony M. Pilla of Cleveland begins a week-long trip to El Salvador to visit nine diocesan missionaries and three mission stations La Liberatad Zaragoza and Chirilagua. He will meet Archbishop Arturo Rivera Y Damas and Bishop Jose Eduardo Alvarez-Ramirez and plans to return Friday. The visit follows the 1980 killings of Sister Dorothy Kazel and Jean Donovan during the Cleveland mission.
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Parma man pleads innocent in two hit and run deaths
A 21 year old suburban resident faces a candid admission as police link Thomas G. Sklenicka to the Christmas Eve hit and run that killed Mary Falensky and Helen Dorenkott, both 68, in Cleveland. He appeared in Municipal Court and the case was adjourned to January 12 as two counts of aggravated vehicular homicide were added.
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Cleveland to hire 300 police officers in new drive
Cleveland police launch a recruitment campaign to grow the force from 1,984 to 2,100 by August with 300 officers to be hired next year. Officials expect 110 to 120 minority officers and aim to reflect community diversity through exams and college outreach.
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Cuyahoga Briefs Report Education Programs Restart
Rocky River adult basic education and English as a second language courses will resume the week of Jan 4. Both programs are free with continuous enrollment. call 333-6000 extension 279 for details. In Akron, Summit County judge sentences for gambling ties. Anthony Bando gets 1 to 5 years. Ray Triscaro 30 days. prior cases include Gallo and a 1980 Macedonia credit union firebombing.
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BGSU professor pursues dream with sleep apnea study
Bowling Green State University researchers funded by a 137000 grant join a team at the University of Southern Mississippi to study sleep apnea. Pietro Badia explains episodes where breathing ceases and blood oxygen drops, with repeated awakenings and fatigue. The project tests whether cue-based breathing training during sleep can help apnea sufferers and possibly other sleep disorders.
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