Weekend Weather Wreaks Havoc in January Northeastern Ohio
A January recap notes eight weekend weather days with seven weekend disruptions, including 4th, 9th, 10th, 16th, 17th, 22nd, 30th and 31st. Weekdays stayed mild and roads clear while weekends brought a mix of warmth and bitter cold, snow, sleet, wind and rain.
Weekend storms and record cold reshape January weather
Reading like a diary of brutal winter, the piece notes minus 50 to minus 70 wind chills, blizzard days, and four inches of snow with freezing rain. Forecasters warn more snow is possible while officials quip about luck and frequent weekend cold fronts.
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National Weather Service
Ray Diederich
North Ridgeville
Mercury
U.S. Weather Bureau
Hopkins Airport
Joe
GM Elyria layoffs and Euclid shutdown threaten Fisher Body workers
More than 130 hourly workers at Fisher Body Elyria face layoffs as GM phases out the Euclid trim plant. The move follows prior cuts and raises total Elyria job losses past 300, with about 1,300 workers remaining. Outsourcing of injected molding and trim for Cadillac models is under consideration. The phase out targets multiple Fisher Body facilities across the U S and Canada.
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Fisher Body
Elyria
General Motors
Euclid
Norman E. May
Fisher Body Division
Lordstown
Ohio
Columbus
Michigan
New York
New Jersey
Canada
May
United States
Hal Hoerle
Cadillac
Seville
Encore cover story on Channel 3 hosts Haley and Donahoo
Feature on Tom Haley and Del Donahoo as Channel 3’s early morning duo. Weather notes include snow diminishing to flurries with lows near 10 to 15 degrees and a Saturday of mostly cloudy skies and flurries. Temperatures list a high near 18 and a low near 8 at specific times.
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Channel 3
Tom Haley
del Donahoo
EMH approves 27 million building plan for Elyria Memorial
Elyria Memorial Hospital trustees approve an 27 million expansion to include a five story addition and new facilities for coronary intensive and pediatric care. The plan by Hamilton Associates increases debt to 36 million by 1987 with staged construction and demolition of the M B Johnson School of Nursing dormitory pending Ohio Department of Health approval.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
EMH
James Brown
Hamilton Associates Inc
Minneapolis
Brown
M.B. Johnson School of Nursing
Hamilton
Ohio Department of Health
Man arrested in Tennessee in Elyria child abduction case
Michael George Wilson 23 was seized in Murfreesboro Tennessee seven hours after the 2 year old Jessica Marie Wilson was found at a day care. He faces Ohio charges of assault and child stealing and is jailed for extradition while Tennessee also cites gun possession in his car.
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Elyria
Murfreesboro
Tenn
Michael George Wilson
State Human Services Department
Ohio
Jessica Marie Wilson
Rutherford County
Virgil Gammon
Wilson
Darla Fields
Gammon
Unemployment Rate Dips in January to 8.5 Percent
The U.S. unemployment rate fell from 8.8 percent to 8.5 percent in January, with 270000 fewer people out of work. About 9.2 million were unemployed as the labor force shrank by 300000, amid weaker business activity and fewer postholiday layoffs. Ohio jobless rate up.
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Washington
Labor Department
The
Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Deborah Klein
Suspended EEOC chair candidate shot after bank robbery attempt
Jerome Jackson, 43, former TRW investor relations manager and ex Rockwell aide, was shot by police after a bank robbery attempt in Strongsville, Ohio. Indicted for grand theft and a $2900 bad check, he had been a Washington candidate for the EEOC post until late December and was described in newsletters and Jet Magazine as a front runner. Jackson, a 1960 Dartmouth graduate and 1977 Duquesne Law alum, remains in guarded condition at Lakewood Hospital.
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Cleveland
UPI
TRW
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Jerome Jackson
Lakewood
National City Bank
Strongsville
Lakewood Hospital
Washington
Jackson
EEOC
Cuyahoga County
Rockwell International
the Plain Dealer
FBI
Jet Magazine
Eeoc Post
Dartmouth
Duquesne University
Great Mouse Roundup at Oberlin College
Oberlin College workers try to corral 100 white mice delivered for a psychology project. The mice escaped Tuesday night but most are captured. a few remain as staff set traps and use bait. A poster shows a man holding a mouse by the tail with cheese.
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Oberlin College Service
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