Firefighters and police vote on Elyria pact terms
Elyria firefighters and police officers prepare to vote on tentative contract proposals. TAFF members meet 7:30 p.m. at the main fire station, EPPA members vote at 7 p.m. at a mobile home park. Provisions reportedly include pay raises of 9.7 percent and 3.1 percent plus a $100 clothing allowance, with parity clauses possible if terms differ. City officials warn finances could be strained and budgets may need adjustment.
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Elyria
International Association of Fire Fighters Local 474
TAFF
Pete Shilling
Shilling
EPPA
Ray Riley
Michael Keys
Dwyer Trial In Tehran On Spy Charge
Swiss Foreign Ministry reports American journalist Cynthia Dwyer faced trial in Tehrans Revolutionary Court on spying charges. Dwyer, 49, was seized May 5 1980 at the Tehran Hilton, with two other Americans still detained. Swiss diplomats say they monitor health and detention conditions and keep the United States informed.
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Bern
Switzerland
UPI
Tehran
Cynthia Dwyer
Dwyer
Mohi Sobhani
Zia Nassri
Sobhani
Iran
Los Angeles
Nassri
State Department
Rhodes budget sets $20.5 billion for 1982-83 in Ohio
Gov. James A. Rhodes proposes a $20.5 billion two year state budget for 1982-83 with no new taxes, relying on Reagan era policy changes. The plan raises total spending by 17 percent, cuts temporary taxes, boosts welfare share, trims education funding, and delays much of the increase to 1983 while noting revenue depends on federal action and economic recovery.
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Columbus
UPI
James A. Rhodes
America
William D. Keip
State Office of Budget and Management
Keip
Washington
Poland
Rhodes
General Revenue Fund
Weather forecast: snow flurries and near zero low
The report calls for a partly cloudy night with a chance of snow flurries and a low near zero. Wednesday will be variable cloudiness with highs around 20. Precipitation chances are 30 percent tonight and 10 percent Thursday as west winds near 10 mph. Sunrise 7 36 a.m. Sunset 5 47 p.m. Details on Page A-3.
Pharmacy Board schedules hearings in Clinic case
The State Board of Pharmacy will hold hearings starting March 25 in Eaton Township over charges against Doctors Clinic staff led by Dr. Leonard Faymore for dispensing narcotics and other drugs to undercover agents without proper medical exams. A second clinic pharmacy citation followed in November. The proceedings may face delays due to budget cuts and a backlog, with hearings extended May 12 and 13.
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Columbus
Frank Wickham
State Medical Board
Faymore
Pharmacy Board
Wickham
Olmsted Booter Signs Cleveland Les Petroff Deal
North Olmsted signs kicker Pg B two with The Cleveland Browns. Les Petroff joins from the Browns as part of a sealed agreement. The move strengthens the Olmsted roster amid local gridiron talks.
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Cleveland
Les Petroff
Browns
North Olmsted
Kicker — Pg
Migration trends blur urban rural lines in Ohio suburbs
A Penn State study finds Lorain and Medina County areas attract residents seeking both city access and countryside. It notes 78 percent prefer countryside or small cities within 15 miles of a larger city, while 18 percent favor distant rural areas. The report warns of future tensions between newcomers and longtime residents over services and zoning as decentralization grows.
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Lorain
Medina
Ohio
Vermilion
Columbia
Pennsylvania State University
Will Lamamee
Gordon de Jong
Pace
Penn State
Kenneth
de Jong
Keppel
Wenie
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