Elyria Man Transforms Layoff into Equine Art Career
David Pavlak, 27, of Elyria turned a steel industry layoff into a thriving second career as an equine painter. His horse themed works, self taught, have appeared on Hoof Beats magazine cover and in national shows from New York to New Orleans, with future exhibits planned in Rochester. He teaches private art classes in Vermilion and aims to support himself solely through painting.
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Elyria
David Pavlak
US Steel Corp
Lorain-Cuyahoga
Pavlak
Lorain
Elyria Public Library
New York City
New Orleans
Rochester
N.Y
Academy
Paviak
U.S. Steel
Pavylak
Ohio
Kentucky
Vermilion
David Paviak
Hoof Beats
Elyria Phone parent firms plan merger
Hudson Mid Continent Telephone Corp and Allied Telephone Co, two large independents, approve a definitive merger agreement after five years of courting. The merged company, to be headquartered in Hudson, will have assets over 1.3 billion and revenues above 411 million. Shares swap per exchange, with Mid Continent and Allied shareholders receiving new equity in the combined firm.
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Amy Richards
Hudson
Mid-Continent Telephone Corp
Elyria Area
Allied Telephone Co
Mid-Continent
Elyria
Pierce Bray
Mid- Continent
Allied
Allied’s
Weldon W. Case
Joe T. Ford
Case
City safety chief decries $1000 typewriter seizure
Wanda Tully, Lorain safety director, reports a federal official took a typewriter used by her office for 30 years. HUD now audits the purchase as potentially improper. She plans to ask City Council for action and may file a handwritten request.
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Lorain
Wanda Tully
Tully
U.S. Housing and Urban Development
Columbus
HUD
Chicago 7 judge Julius Hoffman dies at 87
Retired U S District Judge Julius J. Hoffman who ordered a defendant bound and gagged during the Chicago 7 conspiracy trial died at home in Chicago. He served nearly 30 years on the federal bench and presided over the 1969 to 1970 trial, which led to overturned convictions and drew sharp criticism of his conduct.
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Chicago
Julius J. Hoffman
Hoffman
Lorcea
Federal
Chicago 7
Fue Nfenvan
Lorain County to form citizen finance panel amid deficit
Lorain County commissioners vote 3 0 to form a citizens group to study financial problems and restore credibility. Each commissioner will nominate three members with possible picks ready next week. The panel may add members and should include financial, business, labor, elderly and county employee representation as the county faces an estimated 14 million 1983 general fund deficit after a piggy back tax defeat.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Leonard Reichlin
Reichlin
Lorain County Deputies Association
Ronald Nabakowski
Lorain County Realtors Oppose Fee Hike Plan
Elyria and area realtors say a proposed 1 mill increase to 4 mills on real estate transfer fees will raise closing costs and burden buyers and sellers. The Lorain County Commissioners plan hearings on the change, argued as a partial fix for the county’s finances.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Ohio
Cuyahoga
Erie
Lorain County Title Co
Ken Handley
Molly Schmittgen
HGM Hilltop Realtors
North Ridgeville
Erie County
Barbara Seders
ERA
Ron Korka
Lehman Johnson
Korka
Howard Goldberg
Steve Driver Realty
Lorain
Leonard Reichiin
Weekend Storms Forecast Near 90 With Scattered Thunder
The region will see a mix of sun and clouds with widely scattered afternoon thunderstorms. High temperatures around 90 degrees. Rain chances are 16 percent today and tonight, rising to 30 percent on Saturday. Details on Page A-3.
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By Christian Howlett
C-T
American Academy of Equine Artistry
North America
Elyria Phone
Atited, Rasen
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Texas
U.S
County Finance Citizen Panel
Thomas E Ferguson
Thomas W. Hardelbrink
Torio
Chronicle- Telegram
County
Robert Glover
Century Construction
Dennis S. Krastenko
Pete Corrigan
HGM
Avon Lake
Dustry
Abbott
Ceaee
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