Elyria schools roll out Success Cards program
Elyria teachers launched Success Cards to send home positive news about student effort. The Elyria Education Association, with the state teachers association, provides 3 by 5 inch cards to note extra effort, homework help, subject improvement, kindness, and improved attitude, at no cost.
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Elyria
Elyria Education Association
Mike Routa
EEA
Routa
State Teachers Association
Ford UAW meetings set to explain proposed concession pact
Lorain Ohio Ford plants hold day and night sessions this week for UAW Local 425 to explain a national level concession pact with wage freezes and some job security. Ratification votes are scheduled Friday Feb 26 for Ford Lorain Avon Lake and Brook Park locations with varying hours.
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United Auto Workers Union
Ford Lorain
Michael Pohorence
UAW
Ford
Ford Ohio
Avon Lake
Aqua Marine Lodge
Ford Brook Park
UAW Local 1250
James McCracken
Goldberg creditors awarded 400000 in antitrust settlement
The creditors of Meyer Goldberg Inc. will receive 400000 as part of the price fixing settlements involving First National Supermarkets Inc., which runs Pick-n-Pay Fisher Foods and Stop-n-Shop. The award is separate from the 20 million in scrip for Greater Cleveland, and Goldberg’s bid to intervene remains unresolved in the Sixth Circuit.
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Meyer Goldberg Inc
First National Supermarkets Inc
Pick-n-Pay
Fisher Foods
Stop-N-Shop
Seven County
Lorain
Robert Gary
Oberlin
Katherine Walsh
Lorain County
Goldberg Inc
Goldberg
First National
Cleveland
William Greene
Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S. District Court
Thomas D. Lambros
Greater
Weather outlook: partly cloudy with cooler lows tonight
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies tonight with lows between 30 and 35 degrees and Tuesday bringing highs in the upper 40s. A 20 percent chance of precipitation remains through tomorrow with south to southwesterly winds at 5 to 10 mph. Page A-3.
Area's future hinges on brains not brawn migration wave reshapes Ohio
A Cleveland State University historian warns northern Ohio’s prosperity will depend on brainpower as immigration rises from Mexico and other nations. The piece notes 1980 Mexican census gains, low family incomes, and a shift toward skilled labor while de-skilling traditional manufacturing. Donald Ramos argues ongoing immigration fuels opportunity in the United States and may strain Mexico if unchecked.
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United States
Europe
Frostbett
Cleveland State University
Northern
Ohio
Mexico
Lorain County Mob Ties Shock Local Officials
Federal investigators reveal Lorain County has hosted a $1 million monthly cocaine operation linked to a Florida mob family. Cocaine delivered to D J's Lounge in Oberlin Road 601 was supplied by Mario Adamo, with 60 to 100 pounds moved monthly. Richard Marsho’s bar figures in the flow as Stella faces probes for cocaine distribution and tax violations.
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Lorain County
Florida
Cleveland
New York City
Richard Marsho
D.j’s
Oberlin Road
Mario Adamo
Adamo
Marsho
Bernard L. Stella
Hemlock
Westlake
Stella
Elyria
FBI
Internal Revenue Service
Drug Enforcement Administration
U.S. Customs Service
Organized Crime Strike Force
Salvadoran Leftists Attack As Army Counterattacks Escalate
In eastern El Salvador guerrillas strike to divert a 1,000-man government offensive supported by artillery and U S supplied helicopter gunships. Monsignor Rivera y Damas denounces torture of suspected leftists. Four soldiers killed on an Usulutan island as rebels hold. a guerrilla bomb damages a bridge on the Coastal Highway near Usulutan. Col Sigfrido Ochoa reports 20 rebels killed in two days of fighting near San Vicente.
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San Salvador
el Salvador
UPI
U.S
Arturo Rivera Y Damas
Rivera Y Damas
Usulutan
la Victoria
Sigfrido Ochoa
San Vicente
Religious leaders urge Congress to halt El Salvador aid
More than 350 local and national religious leaders accuse President Reagan of moral compromise and call on Congress to stop military aid to El Salvador. They condemn U.S. backing of the junta as government sponsored murder and repression and dispute Reagan’s claim of improving human rights.
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UPI
Reagan
Congress
el Salvador
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