Sleeping boy left on bus triggers firing and suspensions
In Elyria, a Head Start worker was fired and another suspended after five year old Gregory Dangerfield was found asleep on a bus parked near the Elyria City Schools bus garage. Merna Livermore, an Elyria associate superintendent, located the boy and brought him to the Maplewood Center. His mother Genny Dangerfield criticized the delay in notifying her and questioned Head Start policies on contacting parents when a child is absent.
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Elyria
Gregory Dangerfield
Elyria City Schools
Griswold Road
Merna Livermore
Livermore
Maplewood
West River Road
Hamilton Elementary
Middle Ave
Genny Dangerfield
Dangerfield
Diana Lindsey
Vermilion salon owner aims for Hollywood in Joan Rivers contest
Debbie Borer of Vermilion owns Silver Clipper and will join 299 others in Fox broadcasted Joan Rivers impersonation contest in Hollywood. Three Cleveland entrants compete, with five finalists invited to perform with Rivers. Winners receive Jamaica trip and wardrobe prizes. all contestants join a Rodeo Drive shopping event.
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Vermilion
Joan Rivers
Debbie Borer
Hollywood
Berlin Heights
Fox Broadcasting
Rivers
Woio-Tv
Borer
Cleveland
Jamaica
Rodeo Drive
Weather outlook and labor notes from Page A-3 and B-T
The forecast calls for variable clouds and a low of 20 to 25 degrees with a high near 49 and a chance of rain or snow. A guide for employees notes a possible delay while steelworkers receive job cuts details on Page B-T.
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Semday
Antioch Drive residents oppose new apartments near Lorain County College
About 80 residents on Antioch Drive near Lorain County Community College signed a petition opposing a 23 unit apartment complex on three acres. They fear property values would drop despite commercial zoning. The plan, costing about 1 million, includes two bedroom units with attached garages and rents at 500 to 550. The city planning commission approved rezoning. City Council must grant final approval. Leaders urge more commercial development nearby.
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Elyria
Antioch Drive
Lorain County Community College
Ella Peace
Lorne Elbert
City Planning Commission
Peace
Michael Keys
Shootout victim Norma n not drugs found in blood tests
Blood tests on Catherine Norman the 55 year old Detroit woman killed in the February 13 shootout with Oberlin police were negative for alcohol and narcotics. Lorain County coroner Dr William Kishman said the tests sought to gauge her state of mind before she tried to drive away. Norman died from a gunshot wound to the lung after police fired back when she shot at patrolmen.
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Elyria
Catherine Norman
Detroit
Oberlin
William Kishman
Lorain County
Martin Mahony
Norman
Mahony
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