Oberlin air traffic controllers seek AFGE union election
Oberlin Air Traffic Controllers at the Cleveland Center will petition the National Labor Relations Board for an election to decide union support under the American Federation of Government Employees. About 30 percent have signed for an election. 280 controllers may join AFGE if a majority vote yes. Programs await an NLRB decision mid March on local regional or national organizing level.
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National Labor Relations Board
American Federation of Government Employees
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Afl-Cio
Reagan
John Thornton
Labor Relations Board
Postal Workers’ Organization
Oberline Controllers
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Oberlin Center
Soviet Physicist Kulikov Granted U S Asylum
A top Soviet high energy physicist Artem Vladimirovich Kulikov, 51, was granted political asylum in the United States after requesting asylum at O Hare International Airport Chicago following a three month exchange stint at Fermilab near Batavia Illinois He is cited as the first Soviet high energy physicist to defect in this manner Kulikov a senior physicist and chief engineer at the Leningrad Institute of Nuclear Physics worked with three colleagues at Fermilab and is described as well known and highly respected The State Department confirmed the asylum while noting standard procedures to reassure the Soviets that defections are voluntary His wife remains in the Soviet Union and their daughter died in a traffic accident two years ago Details note a possible change in weather on the region’s page.
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Washington
Reafan Administration
Artem Vladimirovich Kulikov
Soviet Union
U.S
Batavia
Chicago
O'Hare
Department
Kulikov
Leningrad Institute
Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory
Joseph Lack
Fermilab
State Department
Kathleen’ Lang
America
Leningrad
Lach
Mertz Withdraws Bid to Overturn Lorain County Sheriff Vote
Lorain County Sheriff James A. Mertz announced he will withdraw all actions to overturn the November election and will step down at midnight Sunday, with Martin Mahony taking over. He cited cost, debt, and citizens’ fatigue, while noting plans to retire and consider future law enforcement or political options.
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Elyria
James A. Mertz
Mertz
Loraine
Martin Mahony
Lorain County
Albert Mertz
Wendy Tremmes
Mahony
Ann Stanislawski
Eaton Township curfew approved to curb juvenile vandalism
Lorain County commissioners backed Eaton Township's curfew for minors effective today with hours set seasonally. On first offenses youths are guided home. second offenses may lead to juvenile detention. Enforced by the sheriff and highway patrol. workers receive ID cards.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Eaton Township
Leonard Reichlin
Sheriff's Department
Highway Patrol
City moves to close Elyria after hours bar raid
Elyria seeks a judge to declare the H O U R S Club at 229 Temple Court a public nuisance and shutter it for at least a year. Richard Collins and wife Rita are named in the complaint filed in Lorain County Common Pleas Court. Police and liquor control agents raided the H O U R S Club and the M B E Club early Nov. 17, arresting 33 people on various charges. Collins faces charges of possession of criminal tools and running an illegal liquor operation while Rita Collins is charged with aiding and abetting a place where alcohol is illegally sold. An agent cited purchases of $3 beer tickets on Nov. 4 and 10.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Floyd D. Harris
Richard Collins
N. Olive St
H.O.U.R.S. Club
Temple Court, Elyria
Collins
Rita
MBE Club
Lake Ave
Rita Collins
State Liquor Control Department
H.O.U.R.S
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Leontyne. Price
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