Pease backs US help for Czechoslovakia private sector
Rep. Donald Pease who led the first post‑war congressional delegation to Czechoslovakia says he will back legislation to help establish a private sector economy and encourage American investment. He supports Most Favored Nation status and calls for expert advice rather than direct aid while noting the new government seeks joint ventures and investment protections.
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Donald Pease
O‘oberlin
Czechoslovakia
United States
Pease
Overseas Private Investment Corp
Panel OKs sewer odor fight plan in Elyria
Elyria City Council committee backs a three pronged plan to curb odors from the Gulf Road sewage plant by screening untreated sewage, keeping interim odor controls, and starting air tests to identify the responsible chemical. Mayor Keys says $1.3 million for caping trickling filters will not be spent before mid 1991 and industry changes may be examined for impact. Residents say action is slow and demand results.
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Elyria — City
Public Safety and Environment
Michael Keys
Grafton eyed as stop on high speed rail line
Grafton could gain a stop on a proposed high speed passenger line linking Cleveland and Cincinnati. Councilman Dave Bescan said conventional trains would be more feasible than a bullet train, which would need new lines. Amtrak currently serves Lorain County residents only between Elyria and points to Chicago and New York. An Ohio Rail Authority proposal and investor group from Columbus discussed the project at a recent meeting.
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Grafton
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Lorain County
Dave Bescan
Amtrack
Elyria
Amtrak
Chicago
New York
Ohio High Speed Rail Authority
Ohio Railway Organization, Inc
Columbus
Bescan
Vandalism Reported at Ridgelawn Cemetery
Elyria police seek suspects after 30 head stones were overturned at Ridgelawn Cemetery. Cemetery officials say each stone will need cement repair. Damage discovered around 8 a.m. Monday.
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Elyria
Ridgelawn
West Avenue Home Robbery Stuns Local Resident
Police search for a man who allegedly forced his way into a West Avenue home at 9 p.m. assaulted a 40-year-old man, held him down, and stole about $13. A tentative suspect description is available.
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West Avenue
Rape victim sues Lorain Plaza over security failure
A 23-year-old Lorain woman sues Lorain Plaza management and Rini Rego tenant firms Town Development Inc Kossman Development Co and Riser Food owner alleging inadequate security allowed Amos Lee to abduct rape and brutalize her in December 1988. Plaintiff seeks 25000 in Lorain County Common Pleas Court claiming failure to exercise reasonable care and prior knowledge of criminal activity.
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Lee
Lorain Plaza
Rini-Rego
Elyria
Lorain
Amos Lee
Lorain County Common
Plaza
Avon Lake
C. Steven Rabold
Elks
Dayton Avenue
Amherst gets 229500 state funds for six roads
Amherst will receive 229 500 from State Issue Two for street repairs on South Lake Street and Cooper Foster Park Road. The city will cover 14 000 for South Lake Street and 11 500 for Cooper Foster Park Road with the state paying 90 percent. Projects should be completed this summer with potential future work on Cooper Foster Park Road from Leavitt Road to Oberlin Avenue in the next two to three years.
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Amherst
South Lake Street
Cooper Foster Park Road
Ing
John Jaworski
Oak Point Road
Leavitt Road
Oberlin Avenue
Tri-City Office on Aging joins new regional group
The Tri-City Office on Aging will close January 31 to become part of Northeast Lorain County Social Services Incorporated. Serving Avon Avon Lake Sheffield Lake and Sheffield Village the agency expands beyond elders to provide broader social services, including its Meals On Wheels program now under a wider umbrella.
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Tri-City Office On
Avon Lake
Tri-City
Avon
Sheffield Lake
Sheffield Village
Northeast
Lorain County Social Services Incorporated
Jan Kleimberg
Lorain drug sting leads to six charged in court surge
Lorain police say six of nine suspects arrested in an undercover sting near Leavitt Homes face drug charges and will appear before Judge V Paul Timko. The operation used crushed stones and coffee creamer as alleged crack cocaine. Williams Kennedy and Johnson face additional counts including criminal tools and marijuana possession. Oquendo and others remain under processing.
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Lorain
Michael Schrull
Culver Snipes
20Th St
Donald L Woodson
Riverside Drive
Jeffrey E. Ellis
Oakwood Drive
Williams
Kennedy
Johnson
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Vaclav Havel
Peane
White House
Europe
Lawrence Budd
Tinue
Gulf Road Plant
Keys
Pam Albright
Jeff Mohrman
C-T
Lorain Twin Cinemas
Cakwood
Dee
Anoonempeet
Avon Lake Theatre
National Theatre Corp
North Ridgeville
Gary Zoldesy
Zoldesy
Western Reserve
Terry Grills
Julie Wallace
Alana Baranick
Greenforest Drive
Middle Ridge Road
Jaworski
Sana Sttealth Spa
Whiripool
N. Abbe Rd
National Lampoor
YMCA
YWCA
WNWV
By Denise Intcavage
Erma Haverback
Council
John Caniglla
Lorain Bureau
Leavitt Homes
Paul Timko
Timko
Oquendo
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