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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1985
Page
5
Ohio seniors may face extra makeups as winter storms push districts beyond five calamity days. State officials note some areas already exceeded limits while others, like Wellington and Vermilion, report fewer days lost. Most districts must finish by June 30 with possible schedule extensions or vacation eliminations.
Scott Fetzer Co. directors approve a $415 million leveraged buyout by a Kelso & Co. affiliate to create an ESOP buyout. Employees will receive $62 a share once SEC and Labor Dept approvals, then shareholders, are secured. Management remains in place as the company explores private mode efficiency and possible new lines.
Amherst police use a four wheel drive 1984 Ford Bronco bought for 387 dollars after it was forfeited in a September 1984 drug case. Police Chief Hall said forfeiture directs assets to government use and that the vehicle has proven useful in snow and night operations during street clearing. The owner, Kelly J. Shook, faces trial March 6 on trafficking charges and bond remains at 10 000 dollars.
Elyria and Lorain County mark George Washingtons birthday with a wide holiday in federal state and local offices banks and mail services closed. Public and parochial schools and Lorain County Community College suspend operations while Lorain City Hall remains open. Garbage collection shifts to the next day. Congress fixes the holiday on the third Monday in February, though Washingtons actual birth date is February 11 1732 in Westmoreland Virginia.
Elyrian Robert Lawson jokes about Florida's heat as he shovels snow at 409 Oxford, sending the photo to Sunshine State residents to show them what they're missing and highlighting his lack of sympathy for their complaints.
About 50 employees demonstrated at union headquarters and accused Fazio's of laying off senior workers to hire lower paid part timers. Union leader Joseph Madzelenka said talks over two hours yielded an understanding and speeding grievance handling, with arbitration planned as about 500 workers were said to have been laid off since November.
Six founders of the disbanded Respectable Lodge Sons of the Truth sue in Lorain County Common Pleas Court to stop transfer of $28 270 91 held in Central Trust Co Lorain after a 1983 dissolution. Plaintiffs claim nonprofit funds must be accounted for and allege balance fell to 1 606 16 by mid 1984.
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