Bay Village station owner phases out leaded gasoline
Bob Davis of Bay Village Marathon explains he stopped selling regular leaded gas in July and began phasing it out almost two years ago to protect air quality and health. He notes unleaded costs more, customers try cheaper gas, and dealers risk fines if leaded fuel is used in no lead engines.
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EPA
Bob Davis
Bay Village
Davis
Bay Village Marathon
Dover
Ccenter
Gene Krebs
Nancy Truelson
North Olmsted
Ms. Truelson
Westlake
Fairview Park
Rome survivor says traveling days over
Isabel Simmons of Columbus describes her return from Rome after terrorists sprayed machine gun fire at Leonardo da Vinci Airport on December 27. Her friend Elizabeth Root was critically wounded, and five of twelve women in the tour group were hurt as survivors were ordered to leave the airport.
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Columbus
Isabel Simmons
Leonardo da Vinci
Rome
Columbus Dispatch
Elizabeth Root
Class Struggle in Cleveland Aims at 1988 Senate Bid
A 1985 Political Affairs analysis by Rick Nagin argues Cleveland politics reveal sharp class divisions as George Voinovich begins another term. He notes the power balance between downtown and neighborhoods, with Barrett the grassroots hero, Kucinich political missteps, and the looming 1988 Senate race shaping party realignments.
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Cleveland
Communist Party
U.S.A
Rick Nagin
George Voinovich
Nagin
Voinovich
Gary Kucinich
Socialist Worker
Henry Scheer
James Barrett
Barrett
Dennis Kacinich
Kucinich
Kueinich
US Senate
Marilyn Zack
Rocky River
Republican Party
Vainovich
Democratic Party
Ohio teachers free to strike yet fewer walkouts occur
Ohio teachers can strike without jail risk under the 2 year old law, yet walking out has diminished. Federal mediator Ken Evans notes only two strikes statewide, none near Cleveland, versus many pre law. Officials say the law pressures both sides to settlements while reducing strike use.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Ken Evans
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Pets Rescued From Lorain Basement Fire Including Dog and Three Cats
Firefighters saved a dog and three cats from a burning Lorain home at 331 Florida Avenue after smoke-filled basement water trapped the animals. Neighbors took the pets while tenant Francis Litz and her two sons were away. Fire caused about 15000 dollars in damage. three firefighters were lightly injured.
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Lorain
Cpt
al Volak
Volak
Francis Litz
Florida Avenue
Ridgeville responds to machine shop location lawsuit
North Ridgeville Law Director Lynett McGough said the city is blameless in a 3.75 million suit by John and Bonnie Lear over a zoning permit for a home machine shop at 7950 Race Rd. Lear alleges discrimination tied to political names. The city denies bias and notes the alleged zoning denial occurred in 1981 before current mayor Floyd Peace. The suit is before U.S. District Court Judge Thomas Lambros. no trial date set.
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Cleveland
North Ridgeville
Lynett McGough
John
Bonnie C. Lear
Mrs. McGough
Lear
Race Rd
McGough
Floyd Peace
Thomas Lambros
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C-T
Cal
Mrs. Simmons
Fred
McGunagle
Cindy Leise
Gavin Smith
Evans
Westlake Education Association
Duayne Miller
Miller
Mohar
George Buckingham
By Linn Grossman
Tom Starcher
Alan Baldie
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