UMW Talks Progress In Coal Strike Negotiations
Labor Secretary Ray Marshall reported progress after two hours with soft coal industry leaders in Washington on reviving contract talks to end the 71 day strike. He plans further sessions with the United Mine Workers bargaining council and industry officials, while warning direct government action remains possible if talks fail.
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Papp to face new evidence in Akron rape murder case
Timothy Papp will be in Akron court presenting newly uncovered evidence his attorney calls extremely important in proving innocence in the Roxie Ann Keathley case. The trial moved to Akron by Judge James V. Barbuto with hypnotism session planned to aid memory amid ongoing sheriff’s department probes and disputed investigation status.
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Grafton eyeing downtown facelift and new shops
Growth pressures push Grafton to explore a village program to add parking, improved storefront facades, lighting, and benches to boost retail appeal. Mayor Richard Smith and administrator Carl Essex call for a more inviting downtown while planning a March 2 public meeting at Elyria Savings and Trust to discuss concrete steps.
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Lorain plants fail to meet Ohio Edison cutback goal
Ohio Edison reports only 12 percent power savings among area customers and 16 largest Lorain County plants, with more not meeting the 25 percent reduction standard than meeting it. The company urged Feb. 4 curbs and found widespread shortfall in consumption reductions among major industries.
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Elyria Snow Emergency Parking Ban Remains In Effect
Elyria Safety Service Director Richard J. Bergman reminded residents that a citywide emergency parking ban stays in place after more than two inches of snow fell Monday per weather observer Ray Diederich. The ban allows tickets or towing and remains until further notice.
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Weather Outlook Mostly Cloudy With Mild Snow Risk
Mostly cloudy today with highs in the mid 20s. Tonight and Wednesday remain mostly cloudy with overnight lows 10 to 15 and daytime highs in the mid 20s. Slight chances of precipitation at 30 percent today and 20 percent tonight and Wednesday.
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