Vermilion Hails Bristol Bay Ice Cutter Breaks Vermilion River
The U S Coast Guard sent the 140 foot ice cutter Bristol Bay to clear ice at the Vermilion River mouth amid January thaw fears. Mayor Hobart Johnson said the vessel, longest to enter the river by at least 30 feet, broke ice with ease and reached the first lagoon in about an hour. He noted warmer weather could worsen conditions, possibly requiring another local ice breaking effort upstream.
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Ford Lorain plant idles 4000 workers for three weeks
About 4,100 workers on the passenger car line at Ford Lorain will be laid off for three weeks to balance dealer inventories of Thunderbird and Cougar XR-7. Roughly 1,300 will later return to the van line after a one week layoff. Front axle spindle shortages idled Econoline line.
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Freedom Day observed in Wellington with patriotic tribute
About 200 residents gathered at St. Patrick Church for Freedom Day honoring the safe Iran hostage release. Mayor Neumann led remarks with a prayerful moment for eight fallen rescuers, while community leaders praised gratitude and national unity. Local pastors and officials highlighted remembrance of prisoners of war and veterans.
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Mike Giar
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Firefighters Await Council Meeting On Strike Status
Elyria fire fighters and city negotiators have postponed further talks about a possible strike until after the council meets on Monday. IAFF Local 474 threatened action if progress stalls, with union leaders Joseph Gaughan and Pete Shilling describing a six hour session with a federal mediator as a full, frank discussion of unresolved economic issues. No meetings are planned before the council session, and no contract proposal or near agreement details were disclosed. The union plans advertisements in the Chronicle Telegram and the Cleveland Plain Dealer to explain their stance and seek public support.
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Rhodes vows no new taxes in budget plan
Gov. James A. Rhodes promises no new or increased taxes in the 1982-83 state budget to be presented February 4. He says a small pay raise for state employees is likely, and temporary taxes totaling 395 million that expire June 30 will not appear in the new plan, though further tax considerations could arise as the budget goes through the General Assembly. Rhodes supports a raise for workers but stops short of endorsing a $1 hourly hike plus 12 percent cost of living adjustment proposed by the Ohio Civil Service Employees Association.
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Changes at The Cleveland Press Reshape the Paper
Kenneth Johnson leads a dramatic overhaul at The Cleveland Press as it pivots from Scripps-Howard to a self supporting modern operation. He notes massive losses at the prior owner and plans for a Sunday edition with color comics, a magazine, and substantial new equipment while maintaining competition with the Plain Dealer.
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