Grafton prison plans may shift with new Ohio corrections head
Construction of a $30 million 500 bed reformatory near Grafton remains planned for this year but could be altered by the arrival of Richard Seiter as Ohio corrections director. Urban says Seiter will review prison plans, with construction starting after planning and architecture, creating hundreds of local jobs.
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Richard Seiter
Ohio Department of Corrections
Seiter
National Institute of Corrections Training
Boulder
Colo
Ohio
Robert Urban
Department
Urban
Leiter
U.S. Supreme Court
Warren) Burger
Colorado
Burich to lead CETA after transit dept eliminated
Lorain County Commissioners appoint Kenneth Burich to replace Leonard Reichlin as CETA director ten months after announcing the mass transit department would be abolished. Reichlin had been elected to finish an unexpired term as state senate candidate. Burich, 40, will earn 21500 annually, slightly above his prior transit director pay, with party connections noted.
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Lorain County
Mass Transit
Kenneth Burich
Burich
Leonard Reichlin
Fred Ritenauer
Reichlin
Lorain
CETA
Commission
Ers
Mass
Robert Jaeger
Ritenauer
Democratic Party
Outpatient clinic OKd for East Broad Elyria
The Elyria Planning Commission approved a zoning variance enabling St. Joseph Hospital to site an outpatient care facility on East Broad Street near the North Ridgeville line. The North Ridgeville Urgent Care Center will be run by the Sisters of Humility of Mary with Dr. Kenneth Weiner providing staff. The building, formerly Les Drage Realty, sits west of Sugarlane Street and was rezoned from light industrial to business use at Northern Savings and Loan’s request. The city council must still approve the rezoning.
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Elyria Planning Commission
St. Joseph Hospital
East Broad Street
North Ridgeville
Sisters of Humility of Mary
Jack Broz
Kenneth Weiner
Broz
Les Drage Realty
Sugarlane Street
Northern Savings and Loan Co
Northern Savings
Neil Hubbard
Northern Savings and Loan
Elyria
Shipyard talks with seven unions continue in Lorain
Officials from American Ship Building Co and seven unions meet at the Lorain yard to resolve concessions. Union leader Jim Unger said talks would last as long as needed. Company seeks wage freeze, cost of living cutbacks, health insurance changes, and work rule reforms to boost competitiveness.
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American Ship Building Co
Lorain
Jim Unger
Boilermakers Local 358
Lorain Yard
Great Lakes
Unger
Crowd packs Elyria job fair for 200 openings at A O Smith
Jack M. Birchhill, former Elyria safety service director, now PR chief for A O Smith in Milwaukee, describes nearly 20 000 applicants for 200 jobs after a three day hiring blitz. He notes high local unemployment and says applications exceeded 2 800 on the first day with similar numbers expected. No hires until next Monday. line remained orderly in freezing weather as he recalled past Lorain County days and expressed concern for the jobless.
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Jack M. Birchhill
Elyria
Birchhill
A.O. Smith Corp
Milwaukee
Wis
Lorain County
Birchill
A.O. Smith
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria Safety Service
Newest Lorain County board member brings tenacious questioning
June Grundy, 66, chosen by Lorain County Domestic Relations Court Judge Robert Corts to join the 169 board for a four year term, satisfies a parent with a child in a board home requirement. She has long attended meetings since 1967 and seeks stronger parent involvement and focus on academics alongside living skills.
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June Grundy
Lorain County
Corts
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Transit Board
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George Steinbrenner
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