Amherst policewoman Ramstead cert questioned in training record
The Ohio records and Amherst files raise questions about Carol Ramstead also known as Carol Beeler and her certification in a state police training program. Koppenhafer claimed she had required studies, though class time was not necessary, and attendance sheets show a mix of firearms and classroom work amid grandparenting provisions for veteran officers.
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School cutoffs still real threat
Lorain County districts debate pooling school buildings to keep open. Some districts may extend normal schedules while others adjust. Gas usage curtailments threaten broader plans as Avon delays opening and labor shifts affect operations.
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Tappan Co
Turner Block Parking Lease Proposal Draws City Debate
City council discusses a parking lease for Turner Block with a potential early termination cost to the city. Councilman Ryba argues for higher rent to maximize value while others worry about debt and historic buildings. The plan includes a park space, a trick wall, and design ties to Ely Park, with funding tied to federal support.
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Alan L. Murphy
Elgin
Ronald Landig
Unclear AP Dispatch mix of market notes in Columbus
Fragmented passage reports assorted items including DGG sales activity and New York USDA wholesale price notes. Odd wording and garbled names limit clarity. mentions include market prices, eggs, carives, refined scores, and Chicago trade phrases without coherent context or complete entities.
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Bay schools win order to avert a gas cutoff
Bay area schools obtained a court restraining order to prevent gas shutoffs amid shortages. Judge Perkins ruled that customers should exhaust current allotments before curtailment, while disputes arose between Columbia Gas Transmission and Columbus based Columbia over emergency powers and policy. Supt Maynard Bauer warned rules need rewriting as schools face further disruption despite maintenance heat use.
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Columbus
Perkins
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Maynard Bauer
Columbia Gas
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Washington's inaugural attire details emerge
For his first inauguration, President George Washington wore a dark brown suit with metal eagle buttons, low shoes with silver buckles, white silk stockings, and a steel hilted dress sword at his side, completing a formal ceremonial display.
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Bay Village seeks 10 percent rebate on Columbia Gas bills
Bay Village councilman Richard Ross introduced legislation to require a 10 percent rebate on Columbia Gas Inc. bills from December through March. The measure passed unanimously, aiming to ease winter fuel costs as gas companies reportedly earn higher profits. The idea follows a Rochester, New York utility credit as a model for offsetting excess profits this winter.
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