Demjanjuk Loses Appeal in Debated Deportation Case
Suburban autoworker John Demjanjuk, accused of guarding Treblinka, loses latest immigration appeal. He faces possible deportation to the Soviet Union or extradition to Israel within months amid claims of fraudulent evidence and a KGB conspiracy.
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Cleveland
Soviet Union
Israel
John Demjanjuk
U.S
Treblinka
Poland
Demjanjuk
U.S. District Court
O'Connor
6Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
U.S. District
Frank J. Battisti
Ohio seeks long term capital to aid tool industry growth
Ohio officials told a House panel that the state will coordinate with Great Lakes neighbors to secure capital for smaller manufacturers. The aim is stable affordable long term funding to strengthen the machine tool sector and address market gaps.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Great Lakes
G. Raymond Lorello
Ohio House
House Committee On Economic Development
Rocco Colonna
D-Brook Park
Public Hearing on 2.4 Million Bond Issue for North Ridgeville Project
North Ridgeville City Council schedules March hearing at City Hall to consider issuing up to 2.4 million dollars in Development Revenue Bonds for Lake Ridge Nursing Home Project. Proceeds would fund acquisition construction and equipment with the borrower leasing to Lake Ridge Nursing Home Ltd. The bonds do not pledge city credit and written comments may be filed with the Clerk.
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North Ridgeville
Oto
City Hall
Avon Helden Road
Otto
Lake Ridge Nursing Home
North
Center Ridge Teo
Lacain County
Kotty
Lake Ridge Nursing Home, Ltd
Ohio
State OF
Counncil
Une Poeal
Riderville
Court report from Elyria Municipal Court docket items
Walter Hinkle of Elyria faces possession of marijuana with a $25 fine. William Sullivan of Cleveland cited for driving under suspension with jail time and fines. Mark McCraw of Elyria cited for littering with $100 fine. Sandra Collins of North Ridgeville cited for DWI with jail time, driving suspension, and classes. Villa Eleraon of Elyria noted for DUI with jail time and suspended balance. James Gray, National Machine Tool Builders Association president, testifies to U S machine tool shipments comprising about 20 percent of value. Great Lakes hosts two-thirds of metal working plants. petition filed in 1983 under trade act cited to address imports threatening national security for defense production.
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William Sullivan
Mayview
Cleveland
Daniel Riley
Lake Ave. Elyria
Sandra Collins
Wallace
North Ridgeville
Dwi
Villa Eleraon
Lowell St. Elynia Dui
McCraw
Edgewood
Elyria
Sweda
Brunswick
Ohio
James A. Gray
National Machine Tool Builders’ Association
U.S
Great Lakes
Celeste, Gray and Lorello
Trade Association
Secretary of Commerce
Defense
Cuyahoga liquor stores to transfer workers to meet integration decree
About 60 workers in state liquor stores in Cuyahoga County will be reassigned to other county stores to satisfy a federal court order on racial composition. The Ohio Department of Liquor Control plans transfers by seniority to create twelve all-black stores and bring nine others to the 67 percent black employee cap, affecting at least 48 stores overall. The 1983 consent decree arose from a 1977 black clerk's class action.
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Partitson
Lorain County Mortgage
Voice
Columbus
Cuyahoga County
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Cleveland
Beginner Quilting Class Offered in Elyria
Elyria Parks and Recreation will offer a beginner quilting class at Hilltop Center starting February 19. Sessions run Tuesday evenings from 6 30 to 8 30 p.m. The six week program has a 15 registration fee and pre registration is required. Call 365 7101 for details.
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Elyria
Davis says Reagan fuels curiosity about Communism among students
Angela Davis, touring for Black History Month, argues Reagan's anti Communist stance prompts interest in the Communist Party US. She cites perceived Soviet benefits, criticizes U S policies, and notes death row diversity while urging organized activism across movements.
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Communist Party
Reagan
Davis
United States
Soviet Union
Poli
Cies
South Africa
Nicaragua
el Salvador
Ms. Davis
National Alliance Against
Bar operator fined $100 in Elyria illegal sales case
Elyria. The H O U R S Club operator Richard C. Collins pleaded no contest to one of three illegal sales counts on Feb 12 and was fined $100. Two other illegal sales counts and a keeping a place count were dismissed and a 30 day jail term was suspended. The club will not be reopened and an injunction remains pending. Rita Collins had three keeping a place counts dismissed. In a related case Gus Horak had one keeping a place count dismissed at his cost.
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Elyria
H.O.U.R.S
Richard C. Collins
Olive St
Collins
Rita
Gus Horak
Orchard Court
Horak
Salt miners toil to stockpile road salt for Midwest
Beneath Lake Erie the City of Salt mine, owned by International Salt Co, presses 252 workers to supply salt to nine states and Canada. With 300,000 tons sold in 1985 and back orders of 72,000 tons, daily shipments reach 8,000 to 10,000 tons as crews work overtime to avert shortages amid a severe winter.
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Lake Erie
Midwest
City of Salt
The
International Salt Co
Canada
Lewis P Bush
Bush
Donald
International Salt
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Michigan
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