Local CETA jobs rest with Congress
Labor Dept spokesman says future of the Comprehensive Employment Training Act and its administrators hinges on congressional action to replace CETA. Funding ends Sept. 30. Oct. 1 plans unclear with staffing possibly carried over. PIC to oversee a private industry driven program with block grants to states and counties.
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Congress
Labor Dept
U.S. Department of Labor
Elyria
Leonard Reichlin
Lorain County
Elyria Ceta
Willam Ogle
Lorain Ceta
Frank Finegold
CETA
County Ceta
Hashian
State cuts threaten Ohio school aid question
A Lorain County School Officials Forum grapples with looming state education funding cuts. Officials note a minimum 3 percent February reduction with potential monthly increases, possibly reaching 8.9 to 16.3 percent, depending on tax revenue and state decisions. Local districts remain uncertain about exact allocations.
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Lorain County
Columbus
James Rhodes
Phillis
State Office of Management and Budget
Jack Moore
North Ridgeville
William Phillis
C-T
Bob Bailie
Faymore proposes $100000 reward over alleged conspiracy
Dr. Leonard Faymore, barred from practicing after a nuisance suit that shut his Eaton Township clinic, says he will pay 100000 to anyone who can document an official conspiracy against him. He aims to turn evidence over to the FBI and pursue damages, while multiple agencies continue drug license and criminal drug-law inquiries. White, the Lorain County prosecutor, says cooperation among agencies is normal and not improper.
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Leonard Faymore
Eaton Township
Continental Cablevision
Channel 35
Faymore
FBI
Doctors Clinic
Lorain County
Cline
White
Dangerous Route 57 median strip closed after fatal crash
City council ordered the dangerous median on Route 57 and Warden Avenue closed following a January 26 crash between a car and a tractor-trailer that killed 28 year old Norman Price of Elyria. Safety officials plan barriers and a permanent summer installation after Ohio Department of Transportation approval.
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Warden Avenue
Safety Service
Charles Hoagland
Bell Avenue
Route 57
Municipal Utilities
Leo Bullocks
Norman Price
Elyria
Bullocks
Hoagland
Michael Keys
Ohio Department of Transportation
Lorain opens sixth group home for retarded adults
Lorain County Board of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities finally opened a group home at 1891 E. 32nd St. in Lorain after months of delays due to zoning and funding issues. Two residents moved in, six more expected later this month. The $80,000 facility replaces boarded up remodeling with 24 hour staffing and expanded training programs.
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Lorain County
Board of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities
E. 32Nd St
Lorain
Sheriff's
E. 32Nd Street
Lorain man killed colliding with freight train at crossing
A 57-year-old Lorain man Richard Mitock died when his 1977 Chevrolet Suburban collided with an eastbound Norfolk and Western freight train at the Oberlin Avenue crossing near 16th Street. The crash occurred about 6:45 AM as lights and horn were functioning. Mitock, of Osborne Avenue, reportedly did not see or tried to beat the train en route to work at J S Steel. He died at St Joseph Hospital at 7:50 AM. He leaves his wife Eleanor and daughter Donna. funeral arrangements pending.
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Norfolk and Western
Qberlin Avenue
16Th Street
Spt
George Metelsky
Richard Mitock
Osborne Ave
Mitock
J S Steel
Anna Deering
Concord Drive
Lorain City
Joseph Mitock
Eleanor
Donna
Reidy- Scanlan Funeral Home
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