Breakwall funding eyed for Lorain Harbor project
The House Appropriations Committee recommends 1.8 million dollars in federal funds to build a breakwall at Lorain Harbor for a new marina and harbor development. Local officials, including Mayor Olejko and Rep. Pease, express optimism that the 1986 budget will include the money, despite earlier obstacles in Washington.
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Lorain
House Appropriations Committee
Congress
Lorain Harbor
Don J. Pease
D-Oberlin
Alex M. Olejko
House
Senate
Olejko
Port Authority
Black River
Mary Jo Cook
R-7
Ms. Cook
Rivers and Harbors Committee of Council
Washington
Pease
John Sulpizio
Appropriations Committee
Malone's whale show sparks a racing career rise
Malone began with a frozen whale shown at schools and fairs after leaving the Navy in 1963. He charged 35 cents a head, earned over $500 daily, and soon expanded to multiple Kenworth trucks. By 1976 he led the Bandag Racing Team, setting speed records including a flying mile, with a truck once reaching 158 mph in Europe.
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Malone
A&c Tire
Navy
Kenworth
Whale
Bandag Racing
Europe
Flagner trial reveals Tiffany scar detail questioned
Frank J. Papesh testified that he arrested Brandon Flagner after suspecting him of fundraising under the pretense of aiding Tiffany Papesh's 1980 disappearance. He recalled Flagner’s presence at searches and noted he had not mentioned Tiffany's knee scar to Flagner, despite later FBI statements describing the scar.
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Cleveland
Tiffany Papesh
Common Pleas
Brandon Flagner
Flagner
Frank J. Papesh
Norman A. Fuerst
Deborah
Cize Tiffany
Papesh
Maple Heights
Tiffany
Carmen Marino
FBI
Furin Quits Midview Schools Superintendent Post
Ter rence Furin resigns as Midview Schools superintendent to take a top position in Brunswick. Keith Kepley leads the Ohio Amateur with a five stroke edge. Weather outlook shows tonight and Friday partly cloudy with highs near 80 and a 20 percent rain chance. Details on Page A-3.
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Midview
Terrence Furin
Brunswick
Keith Kepley
Ohio
Lorain Debates Pornography Bans Amid Public Letters
Hundreds of letters urge Lorain City Council and Decency Committee to pass ordinances banning pornography and nude dancing. Citizens from Lorain and surrounding towns cite family decay, religious duty, and societal harm, with signers including Jeffrey Ritter and local pastors.
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Sodom
Gomorrah
Jeffrey Ritter
Warwick Drive
Council
Arlene Kokinda
Christian Assembly of God
Leavitt Road
Bob Vansant
Decency Committee
Lorain
Louis Kayatin
Kayatin
David E. Wenger
Second St
Dentist faces charges in boy death in Cleveland
Dr. Robert M. Gilmore faces three civil charges from the State Dental Board after 3 year old Anthony Jones Jr died following a dental visit. The Ohio attorney general reviews possible temporary license suspension amid concerns he could be a danger to the public. Charges include grossly excessive chloral hydrate dosing and allegedly falsifying dental records.
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Cleveland
Robert M. Gilmore
State Dental Board
Ohio Attorney General's Office
Gilmore
Dental Board
THE
Anthony Jones
Anthony
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City Council
Mayor's Committee For Decency and Morality
Gina Anderson
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Oberlin
Virginia McMillan
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