Sheriff to probe home foreclosures in Lorain County
Lorain County Sheriff James Mertz pledged a two man investigative team to review mortgage foreclosures before Sheriff sales. He promised to assess if properties are occupied and if owners sought payment plans after meeting about 75 unemployed residents at United Steel Workers Local 1104 hall.
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Lorain
James Mertz
Mertz
United Steel Workers
Lorain County
Ray Lugo
Steel Workers Committee
LCCC Eyes Underground Options as Energy Costs Rise
Lorain County Community College considers underground prospects on its 250 acre campus after mapping deposits for natural gas oil or water. ODNR will evaluate mineral potential at nominal cost this spring while drilling costs threaten to push utility budgets higher.
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Lorain County Community College
LCCC
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Don Arnold
ODNR
Arnold
North Ridgeville
North Central Association
Stephen Jonas
NCA
Who's who at C T Position Business Writer
A biographical note details the career of a business writer and reporter for the Record-Courier in Kent. It lists coverage of Kent State University after the 1970 shootings, city halls and school systems, plus roles with Dalton-Dalton Newport Gould Associates and Cleveland Writing brochure work. It notes freelance work for Crains Cleveland Business Western Reserve Magazine and Akron Beacon Journal Sunday.
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Record-Courier
Kent
Kent State University
Dalton-Dalton, Newport and Gould Associates
Cleveland
Crain’s
Cleveland Business
Western Reserve Magazine
Akron Beacon Journal
Plea for Spring Valley hill bus route renewed
Elyria Board of Education hears three parents pressing for busing via a hill route by Gulf Road to avoid a two mile detour. They claim safety concerns and say closure would still deny students a direct path, affecting about a dozen Northwood Junior High students.
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Spring Valley Hill
Elyria
Northwood Junior High School
Wammes
Gulf Road
Spring Valley
Welfare rule change traps patient in welfare bind
Elizabeth Jobe, 34, of Garfield Ave., cannot get hospital aid for over $2,000 in medical bills without applying for welfare, which she opposes. Lorain County policy now limits aid to outpatient and emergency care for non welfare recipients, while she struggles with back pain and modest income. Hill Burton payments at Elyria Memorial Hospital rose 66 percent in two years, complicating funding options. Hospital officials see possible links to broader economic strain but cannot confirm causation.
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Elizabeth Jobe
Jobe
Garfield Ave
Lois Floyd
Lorain
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Tae Shea
United Health Foundation
Hill-Burton
Hill- Burton
Robert Olesen
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