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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1978
Page
8
Wage negotiations between employees and city leaders reveal tensions over pay raises and public access. Reports show a $1.1 million two year package on the table while talks drift between open and closed sessions, prompting calls for public negotiation to let residents judge fairness.
A Toledo Diocesan survey of 18 northwestern Ohio jails calls most facilities monuments of apathy and neglect. Lucas County's new $12 million jail tops the list with Allen County Lima's 80 year jail, both under federal orders to improve. Findings show two thirds over 75 years old, half with no fire exit plan, limited visitation, and few work release programs.
Brothers Sean and Brian Havanas with Debbie Goldstein designed a back yard club house using scrap lumber to save on costs. The trio, ages 10 and 11, pooled their architectural talents in Debbie's yard at 928 Bennett Drive, while Sean and Brian are sons of Robert and unspecified Havanas at 932 Bennett Drive.
A Lorain County Common Pleas Court temporary restraining order caps summer wages at 3.00 per hour until further notice. Judge Floyd D. Warris issued the ruling after a Friday hearing, backing city solicitor Alan W. Anderson in the dispute with city Auditor Ralph Zilch over alleged misallocation of funds. The case centers on an April 1977 city ordinance limiting summer worker pay, and whether it supersedes a union agreement that had raised rates to 4.27 an hour for 20 or more hours weekly.
City officials begin wage and contract negotiations with Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 30 while a prior 30 day no strike rule remains in effect. EPPA had sought court recognition if talks with FDP failed, but postponement could avert court action if an agreement is reached.
Two area men from Brunswick and Olmsted Township were treated at Cleveland Metropolitan General Hospital after a gas main fire Friday on the 5200 block of W 83rd Street. Both workers suffered first and second degree burns. cause unknown as firefighters fought the blaze for three hours and shut valves while interrupting service to about six customers.
Colllingswood based Robert Barry, head of the 20th Century UFO Bureau, argues that UFOs are real but not alien. He notes declassified NASA and Air Force materials, cites three sources with 18 recovered bodies, and predicts government advisories and TV or film releases will reveal the truth. He downplays sightings as humanlike, not little green men.
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