Dorothy Fuldheim still buzzing at 82 in Cleveland TV
Dorothy Fuldheim, aging 82, continues to interview and comment for WEWS-TV in Cleveland. She recalls 10,000 conversations, has spoken with Hitler, Truman, Kennedy, Nixon, Helen Keller, and says she feels a duty to the public. Her career spans radio, network, and local television since the 1940s.
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Cleveland
UPI
Dorothy Fuldheim
Adolph Hitler
the Duke of Windsor
Harry Truman
John Kennedy
Richard Nixon
Helen Keller
Jerry Rubin
Wews-Tv
Scripps-Howard Broadcasting Co
Miss Fuldheim
Dorothy
Passaic
N.J
Milwaukee Normal College
Golda Meir
Israel
Milwaukee-Chicago
Jane Addams
Seagulls over Old Woman Creek Caught by CT Photographer
A CT photographer Kim Tonry captured yesterday a picturesque flock of seagulls flying over Old Woman Creek between Vermilion and Huron. The image highlights the coastal scene with the birds set against the water and sky.
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Old Woman Creek
Vermilion
Huron
Kim Tonry
Berea Penn Central talks derail land deal over taxes
Penn Central claims it is not liable for about 11000 in back property taxes delaying a 63000 sale of a 60 by 1900 foot strip on Depot Street intended as a connecting road between South Rocky River Drive and Front Street. Gail Farrow says an agreement is blocked until tax liability is resolved with Conrail taking over March 1. City council review set for Jan 5, with Feb 29 deadline for action.
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BEREA
Penn Central Railroad
Depot Street
Gail Farrow
City Community Development
Farrow
Penn Central
South Rocky River Drive
Front Street
Farron
Conrail
Penn
Porter
Bagley
Olmsted
William Gilligan
Berea Safety Service
Wilma McPeek
Eastland Road
Rocky River Drive
Bay Village hires for cardiac unit and parademedics
Six more firefighters will join next year after a levy approved last November funds a new cardiac emergency unit and ambulance. All department personnel will train at Fairview General Hospital in paramedic techniques to treat heart attack victims en route to the hospital.
Berea man files 57500 suit over bike car crash
Gregory G Evans of Cleveland files a 57500 lawsuit in Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court against Sheriff Ralph Kreiger and a co defendant over a May 20 traffic accident near N Rocky River Drive and Emerson. Evans says injuries caused loss of work days after a sheriff vehicle struck his bicycle at 1206 a.m. Witnesses say the bike lacked reflectors or a headlight. No charges were filed.
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Cleveland (Ap
Gregory Evans
Berea
Cuyahoga County
Ralph Kreiger
Evans
Kreiger
John Taunt
Cleveland
N. Rocky River Drive
Emerson
Sheriff's Department
Parkview Dr
Olmsted Township
Taunt
Bay Village approves two year pay hike package
Bay Village City Council approved a two year pay raise plan for all city employees, boosting salaries by six percent next year and 642 percent in 1977, with total annual city cost about 120000. The agreement, drawn as ordinance but treated as binding, includes extra insurance, vacation days, longevity benefits, and overtime changes for police.
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Bay Village
Darvin DeMarchi
T. Richard Martin
Martin
Berea to Open Second Boys' Town Home
Berea will host Ohio Boys' Town 15 bed home for youths ages 12 to 18 at 91 E. Bridge Street around February. Thomas Gill said the non profit operates independently of the Nebraska group and will refer youths from county agencies. The staff includes a house mother psychologist social worker and instructors. Classes will be in Berea public schools as licensing nears. An open house is tentatively set for January 18.
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Berea
Ohio
Thomas Gill
Boys’ Town
Nebraska
E. Bridge Street
Gill
Eddy Road
Glennville
East
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Child and Family Services, Juvenile Court
Ohio Youth Commission
Strongsville strike sparks injunction bid by union
The Union seeks a court order in Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court to force the City of Strongsville to recognize Teamsters Local 244 as the bargaining agent for 24 striking city workers. A hearing is set for next Thursday at 10 a.m. Councilman Raymond Garsteck backs the union, predicting passage of legislation to recognize the union and name Mayor John Pearce as negotiator, potentially halting the court action. The workers walked off over recognition, seek better conditions, and oppose a 10 percent pay offer. wages are $4 to $4.25 per hour, about $3,000 less than firefighters and police.
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Strongsville
Teamsters Local 244
Cuyahoga County
Raymond Garsteck
Chronicle-Telegram
Garsteck
John Pearce
Pearce
Council
Richard Jaenke
Ward 1
Sick leave rules clash in Bay Village council debate
Bay Village council fray over two sets of sick leave guidelines in three departments. A $4,526.24 payout to retiree Robert Pointer prompts calls to align rules with state law and a 1954 ordinance. Debates focus on equity, timing, and possible ordinance revisions to prevent future windfalls.
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Bay Village
Martin
Tom
Service Department
Robert J. Pointer
Pointer
Thomas Hogan
Richard Ross
Hogan
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