Cleveland crime changes with brighter lights program
Cleveland aims to finish a 6.5 million street lighting upgrade this year though crime numbers rise. Police credit and blame mix for crime trends while officials note limited impact from lighting alone. Burned out bulbs persist, with neighborhood groups aiding spot checks and rapid repairs.
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Raymond K. Miller
Carl Stokes
Fire marshal upholds orders against Kiddyland day care
Acting Ohio State Fire Marshal David Lucht ruled Elyria Fire Prevention Bureau's fire code violations at Stone's Kiddyland 218 Cleveland St. must be corrected. The Stone couple contest alleged misreporting while facing requirements for exit doors, guard rails, an approved evacuation plan, and ceiling fireproofing with a 30 day compliance window.
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Lyle C. Scott
London flu reports in Ohio worry not epidemic
In Lorain County no London flu cases are reported by health chief Dr. Marion Fisher, while Cuyahoga County sees a few cases. CDC notes at least 18 states report outbreaks of the London flu, but local reporting remains weak and symptoms differ from intestinal flu. California shows the highest impact with 18 flu deaths.
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Consumers warned about gifts from high pressure salesmen
Ohio Consumer Protection Division warned shoppers about “gift a gram” offers tied to purchases. Salesmen lure customers to offices to claim free gifts then push inflated-priced merchandise with harsh financing and long memberships, bypassing cooling-off rules.
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Harbor division seeks water paradise amid budget woes
Cleveland's harbor division plans a waterfront paradise for boating and recreation but lacks money equipment and authority. Painter complains erosion and neglect, noting a $60,000 budget funds only six parking attendants, no commissioner for five years, and no access to a bulldozer or truck.
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Pincura Elected Commission Head For Fifth Term
Ludwig M. Tiny Pincura was chosen president of the county commission beginning his fifth consecutive four year term. He was re elected last November along with Fred M. Ritenauer who starts his second term. Jeresmo J. Keron, the retiring president, has two years remaining. The commission also reappointed Dominick A Dellisanti as county administrator and Thomas St Marie as clerk, with existing staff retained. Dellisanti said the first major act will set appropriations for operation of county departments.
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Ludwig M. “Tiny” Pincura
Pincura
Fred M. Ritenauer
Jeresmo J. Keron
Dominick A Dellisanti
Thomas St Marie
Dellisanti
Warning on stolen checks in Center For Sightless burglary
Elyria police warn merchants to watch for cashing checks taken in a burglary at the Center For Sightless on Oberlin Road. A 600-pound safe was moved from the building, later found by children near South Park. it had been forced open and contained about $100 and several checks stamped Center For Sightless. Police recovered scattered papers. the burglary was reported around 2:30 am.
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Oberlin Rd
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16Th Street
Hay’ Avenue
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