Pepsi branding sparks state building vandalism at Ohio Fair
In Columbus, state officials report spray painted messages reading Pepsi and Pepsi Tower on two state buildings and a Rhodes Park sign after a new Pepsi rights contract for the Ohio State Fair. The vandalism coincides with naming changes for the Celeste Entertainment Center and a Rhodes Office Tower wall tagging.
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Black River group wins Nord grant to open office
Elyria reports the Friends of the Black River receive a 20000 grant from the Nord Family Foundation to hire a part time coordinator and lease a Lake Avenue building. An additional 5000 challenge grant will fund an observation deck near West Falls in Cascade Park and plantings along Two Falls Trail.
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Campus capsule degrees and dean’s list honors noted
Troy New York reports undergraduate and graduate degree recipients for May and a dean’s list for spring. Stephen Anthony Abdalla of Bay Village earned a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering and appears on the dean’s list. Oxford Ohio lists Presi en List honorees with 4.0 GPAs and a long roster of Area students, including Melody Green and David Demarco, among many others.
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Couple Seeks Marriage Licenses In Elyria And Lorain
Ronald Joseph Combs 20 of 122 Longford Ave Elyria Air Force and Kristy Michelle Rose Mutherland 18 of 146 Roosevelt Ave Elyria student apply for a license. Jerry Keith Tests 40 of 1002 W 22nd St Lorain group leader and Rebecca Sue Butcher 33 of same address senior accountant apply for a license.
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Longford Ave
Elyria
Air Force
Kristy Michelle Rose Mutherland
Roosevelt Ave
Jerry Keith
W. 22Nd St. Lorain
Rebecca Sue Butcher
Lorain adopts meetings rule to follow Sunshine Law
Lorain Charter Commission approves adopting the Ohio Public Meetings Act as part of the charter proposal to be voted on in November. Commissioner John Rybarczyk urged discussion on possible exclusions to improve the charter's appeal while stressing no intent to hold private meetings. The panel unanimously voted to adopt the state law, aligning the document with state practices. If voters approve, the new government replaces the old in January 1994.
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