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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 2010
Page
1
Elyria Fire Capt. Dave Igneczi retires after 28 years, ending extended sick leave since Oct 1, 2008. His departure frees a laid off firefighter among 17 to return to duty on Jan 31. The city aims to curb vacation and sick time payouts and align firefighter time off with police.
Lorain reduces staff as 18 city employees are laid off with two more in the Engineering Department retiring at year-end. Mayor Krasienko says the move aims to cut a about 1 million in net costs after unemployment, benefits, and separation pay.
Residents are invited to submit remarks to President Obama during his Lorain County stop on the White House to Main Street Tour. Share your thoughts on jobs, business, and the recession and include name and phone number for follow up.
Relief efforts in Haiti pressed to deliver food water and medicine to the hardest-hit areas as security deteriorated amid a government vacuum. World leaders pledged more aid and personal visits while looting reports surfaced in Port-au-Prince and the U S military took control of the airport with helicopters airlifting supplies from a carrier off the coast.
Missionary Ed Gilsbach from Christianville, aided by Hope Christian Church in Avon, reports hundreds treated at a makeshift clinic in Haiti after a major quake. Eleven full time and 15 visiting missionaries are safe. six buildings destroyed and many others damaged. three babies born amid the crisis.
The city of Lorain reaches a 175000 payout with Sarah Long after alleging officials ignored sexual misconduct by officers including one convicted of stalking her. The deal splits 100000 from the insurer and 75000 from the city, pending council approval by May.
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