Ridgeville Mayor’s Court dispute over magistrate pay
North Ridgeville council denied Mayor Jeffry Armbruster’s request for 5200 to hire a magistrate for Mayor’s Court. They argue residents should face the mayor when cases proceed, noting three hours weekly suffices given last year’s 5900 cases. Armbruster contends he lacks legal qualifications and that politics arise in courtroom duties, while council cites cost and existing duties.
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Jeffry Armbruster
North Ridgeville
Gil Cornish
Elyria
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Self-Referring Doctors Drive Higher Imaging Costs
A New England Journal of Medicine study finds physicians who own imaging equipment order far more tests than outside radiologists. Fees for X rays and sonograms are higher when done in house, raising health care costs, with patient costs and premiums rising. Calls for patient scrutiny, insurer action, and stronger government regulation of self referrals.
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New England Journal of Medicine
Providence
Letters Claim UN Failed To Act On Iraq Crisis
Eugene Laval ley of Lorain argues the United Nations failed to prevent conflict between the United States and Iraq, saying the U.N. should act sooner, be the ruling body for international decisions, and call cease-fires to maintain peace among nations.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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Iraq
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Iraq-Kuwait
Joyful cheers as Genesis House aids county families this Christmas
Rosemary Creeden, director of Genesis House, thanks donors and the community for overwhelming support that enabled many county families to enjoy a happier Christmas. Don Standen, ex-councilman of North Ridgeville, questions municipal leadership and finances amid local concerns.
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Shell
Don W. Standen
North Ridgeville
Standen
Carney shown ready to negotiate county project issues
Ken Carney Lorain County engineer advocates flexible problem solving for county projects including the truck plant. The note credits his proactive stance and appreciation from public officials and workers. Bill Allen is president of UAW Local 426.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Ken Carney
Lorain County
Miller
Allen
UAW Local 426
North Ridgeville Mayor and past leader offer extra hours
A local North Ridgeville dispute centers on time and duty during an election. Richard Noll and a former mayor propose volunteering an extra three hours weekly while Gov. Voinovich urges doing more with less, as the mayor refrains from Columbus inauguration travel.
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Maya Jorth
Ridgeville
North Ridgeville
Columbus
Gov. Voinovich
Richard Noll
West Side near Downtown Commons sign of Elyria end
Robert Dillon argues that the West Side will vanish from Elyria as downtown expands. He cites a snow blockade at the Salvation Army and criticizes the City Council meeting of January 22, saying the mayor and council have sealed the West Side’s fate.
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Elyria
West Side
Salvation Army
Robert Dillon Elyria
Lorain County community urged to honor wounded Vietnam Gulf War veteran
Steven J. Orsik of LaGrange appeals for local recognition of his brother SFC George T. Orsik IT, a two war veteran with the Purple Heart, serving in the Gulf and Vietnam conflicts. He asks CT to include him in the military column honoring local service members.
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George T. Orsik
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George
Lorain County
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Landig inquiry on fire station square footage and costs
Robert J. Bacher asks Ronald M. Law to confirm the usable square footage of the fire station and identify portions that are unusable, noting that most of the second floor is unusable. He asks whether the unusable area is included in the stated cost of 77 per square foot.
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Robert J. Bacher
Elyria
Chronicle-Telegram Seeks Reader Letters to Editor
The Chronicle-Telegram invites letters to the editor for publication. Submit with signature, full address and telephone number to Editorial Page Editor, Chronicle-Telegram Box 4010 Elyria 44036. Fax letters to 329-7187.
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Chronicle- Telegram
Elyria
Bush faces criticism over class war label in domestic agenda
Treasury Secretary Brady says Bush may pursue capital gains tax cut but avoids framing it as class warfare. Critics on both sides say Bush’s stance signals a shift away from his pledged reforms, while Democrats accuse the GOP of serving the rich.
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Nicholas Brady
Brady
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Seaboard
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Hollywood
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