Sanitary landfill tour aids Lorain bid seen by councilmen
Four Elyria city council Republicans toured a Houston based sanitary landfill in Kansas City. Browning Ferris subsidiary officials explained design costs and EPA funded features. The site handles 600 to 650 tons daily from nine nearby municipalities and may close in a year.
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J. Alan Woolnam
Kansas City, Kan
Houston, Tex
Elyria
Browning-Ferris International
BFI
Brotherton Disposal
Kansas City
Lorain County
BFL
Leonard P. Reichlin
Richard P. Seward
D-1
John J. Sokol
D-5
Kan
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Mid-America
Jerry Stapley
International Disposal of
Ice glaze blamed for Gulf Road school bus crash
An early morning ice glaze on Gulf Road in front of Spring Valley Country Club caused a collision involving a school bus and two cars. Connie Burger and Debra House were injured. Burger released, House admitted for observation. Verhoff and Payne were other drivers involved. bus driver tried to brake and swerved, hitting Burger’s car. Police noted a salt truck had passed shortly after, unclear if called out.
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Spring Valley Country Club
Gulf Road
Connie Burger
Fourth St
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Debra House
Brook Valley
James T. Tracey
Miss Burger
Robert Verhoff
Beverly Ct
Verhoff
Rita Payne
Laurie
Avon
Miss House
Julie McCoy
Gulf Rd
Shelia
St. Jude’s School
C-T
John Kenney
Ridgeville workers eye deadline in wage talks
North Ridgeville city employees say they met a September deadline for wage and benefit requests and fear the city will miss tomorrow’s agreed date for a reply. They plan a Friday meeting as administration seeks a 30 day extension to finalize funds and avoid delaying the April 1 contract date.
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North Ridgeville
Paul Speer
Bernard Lysaght
Lysaght
Dance to ease medical costs for Felton family
Elyria parents Joseph and Mrs. Felton face over $20,000 in medical bills for 18 month old Kimberly after a cancerous throat tumor diagnosis. North East Community League plans a benefit dance to raise at least $500, hoping for donations to cover the costs from a 45 day hospital stay priced at $8,600 plus more.
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Elyria
Northeast Community League
Joseph Felton
Hollywood Dr
Kimberly
Feltons
Howard Talbot
League
Felton Jd
Ely
Felton House
Bureau of Crippled Children
Columbus
Kimmie
Chronicle-Telegram announces newsroom promotions
The Chronicle-Telegram promotes JOE GLAVNA JR to city editor and DOUG KRAMER to state editor. KAREL NEIKIRK becomes assistant city editor with JOHN FULLER succeeding Kramer as assistant state editor. The changes follow Glavna's long service since 1966 and Kramer’s 1968 start, with Neikirk noted for AP investigative awards in 1989 and Fuller as a 1969 Kent State graduate.
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Joe Glavna JR
Doug Kramer
Glavna
Karel
Mickey) Neikirk
John Fuller
Kramer
Ohio University
C-T
Holmes County
Millersburg
John Carroll University
C-T i
Lorain
Laster
School consensus participants hear progress on state education redesign
Several hundred educators, parents, and students from Cuyahoga and Lorain counties attended a Frederick Boehm Junior High School gathering to hear Dr. Frank Walters discuss the Search for Consensus program. Attendees filled out a new questionnaire after a briefing on 88 questions, with results guiding three proposed state school system models.
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Berea
Cuyahoga
Lorain Counties
Frederick Boehm
Frank Walters
State Department of Education
Walters
Qohwo
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Rainbow Babies and Children’s Hospital
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