Court pay raises too high in Lorain County
Lorain County Common Pleas Court officials debate 1990 raises with Judge Floyd D. Harris calling some increases too high. He backs a 5 percent across the board, while noting judges can set higher salaries. County commissioners say budgets and autonomy constrain adjustments, as some staff saw raises up to 27 percent. Harris urges seniority considerations and probationary limits. TURN TO PAGE A-6
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Backers and opponents push Lorain casino referendum
Pro and anti casino groups in Lorain launched campaigns to place a constitutional amendment on the ballot. The LUV Ohio Committee led by Alan Spitzer collected signatures and delivered them to the secretary of state while Citizens For Lorain pressed clergy and residents against casino plans near the Black River by Lake Erie.
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Lorain minister calls Bollin a two faced liar at board meeting
Rev. Mark Sadler of Mount Zion Baptist Church accuses Lorain City Schools Superintendent Thomas Bollin of applying a double standard in disciplinary actions. Principal Herman Noland faces suspensions and indictments for theft and forgery, while teacher Stephen Ashton remains suspended with pay amid dropped charges.
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Sheffield Lake girls receive calls from stranger
Police and the FBI are investigating telephone calls received last Wednesday by three Ten nyson Elementary School girls from a man whose messages resemble those used by the kidnapper of 11 year old Amy Mihaljevic. Two girls gave their names to the caller as authorities compare the cases and fingerprints.
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Quayle Says Latin Visit Aims at Consultation Not Apology
Vice President Dan Quayle stated his Latin America trip is to seek views on the Panama invasion, not apologize. He described the mission as strong consultation among American nations, and emphasized a diplomatic pathway while noting Noriega rejected options.
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Shippy to unveil Garden St. plan in Elyria
Elyria city engineer Lonny Shippy will present a preliminary plan for 126 acres near the Garden Street landfill off Infirmary Road to the Planning Commission on Jan 18. The phased plan subdivides into 23 lots from 1 to 14.3 acres to lure developers and support the Elyria Industrial Park initiative.
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Cult victim bought gun may be murder weapon
Federal agent says Dennis Avery may have unknowingly purchased the murder weapon used in the killings of his wife and three daughters. Avery bought a .45 caliber pistol and a rifle at a Chagrin Falls shop, then returned with cult leader Jeffrey Lundgren. Ballistics tests await to confirm if the pistol matches the weapon used.
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