Supreme Court may send temporary judge to Elyria court
Ohio Supreme Court likely to appoint a visiting judge to Elyria Municipal Court in March at Judge James Horns request due to heavy caseload. Horn said 1982 filings exceeded 21 000 along with new drunk driving law possibly slowing operations. Court noted permanent third judge requires General Assembly action.
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High Court
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Damiani
Supreme Court
Ohio General Assembly
Separate jobless fund eyed to avert layoffs
Lorain County Commissioners consider creating a separate unemployment compensation fund to counter a projected deficit of $1 million or more. Department heads warn layoffs would be needed if the 17 percent budget cuts are not rescinded, since local governments pay unemployment compensation after layoffs.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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Ohio
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Summit County
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Ritenauver
Julian Pijor
Floyd D. Harris
Common Pleas
Ridge Tool boss Carl Mikovich expected to leave Elyria
Carl Mikovich, president of Ridge Tool Co in Elyria since 1973, is reportedly leaving to take another Emerson Electric Co position. The move is described as lateral, with a new Emerson official in St. Louis taking over Elyria duties as Ridge Tool moves its headquarters from 400 Clark St to Westlake. Details of Mikovich new job and his replacement were undisclosed.
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Amherst Considers Building Own Water Plant
Amherst council members weigh a future waterworks on Lake Erie as they study federal funding options. The city owns land beside Elyria’s West Erie Avenue plant and could supply about 10 percent of Elyria’s water sales. Elyria opposes a release clause in any contract allowing Amherst to build independently.
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Elyria
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Michael Keys
Prices up .2 percent for January in new CPI
The Labor Department reports a 0.2 percent rise in consumer prices for January under a revised CPI formula. Housing costs rose as expected, heating oil prices hit a record low, and gasoline prices fell 3.3 percent from December.
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Local firms win Lorain tech center contracts at LCCC
The TJ Home Co of Loran leads bidders totaling 35 million for the Lorain County Community College high technology center. LCCC trustees approve Hume Co low bid of 1.859 million for general contract and award other county and Medina bids. Groundbreaking expected in about two months with completion planned spring 1984.
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Loran
Lorain County Community College
Lccc Board of
Hume
Medina County
Ate
LCCC
Omar Olson
TD Murphy Co
Oberlin
Higgins Electric Co
Elyria
C.M. Doane Electric Co
Lorain
Steingass Mechanical Contracting, Inc
Medina
Richard Green
Higgins Electric
Jerry Higgins
Inside BS USaS Handyman Feb Dead bolts
Inside story notes a February update on Peary inset features Dead bolts and related hardware details. It highlights day or night security considerations and a specific code 4083.
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Usas Handyman
Peary
Cold night with teens lower for tonight and a sunny but frosty Saturday
A brief weather notice notes a low of 10 to 15 degrees and light variable winds. Saturday should be mostly sunny and cold with a high near 32. Details on Page A-3.
Market Advances as Dow Tops 1100 on Upturn
The New York stock market extended its upsurge with the Dow Jones average above 1129 in early trading, aided by falling oil prices and signs of economic recovery. Banks cut prime rates from 11 to 10 percent as bond yields slipped and the CPI rose 0.2 percent in January.
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New York Stock Exchange
American Express
GTE Corp
Canadian Pacific
NYSE
Banks cut prime rate to 10.5 percent in major move
In New York two large banks, First National Bank in Chicago and Mellon Bank in Pittsburgh, lowered their prime lending rate by half a point to 10.5 percent. The cut marks the rate's lowest level in over four years and follows declines in open market rates that reduce banks' funding costs for loans.
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First National Bank
Chicago
Mellon Bank
Pittsburgh
First National
Mellon
Tennessee Williams Dies in Manhattan Hotel
Award winning playwright Tennessee Williams, creator of A Streetcar Named Desire and Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, died today in a Manhattan hotel according to an Emergency Medical Services official.
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