New London Police Plagued by Overwhelming Call Volume
Police Chief Michael Savidge tells Rotary that New London officers are stretched thin with five full-time and four part-time staff always busy. From June 23 to July 5 the department logged nearly 30 complaints and daily call volume can exceed a dozen. A June 30 racial disturbance drew about 100 people. suspects in sexual assault probes remain under investigation with insufficient evidence for charges. A volunteer reserve unit was rejected by City Council but may be revisited later to ease workload.
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Former Cuyahoga County treasurer sues investment firms
Former Cuyahoga County Treasurer Francis E. Gaul files suit in Cuya hoga County Common Pleas Court against financial firms that advised him on the failed Secured Assets Fund Earnings program. The complaint alleges misrepresentation and concealment of high risk activities.
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Arthuritis Pain Cream Aims to Ease Ailments
A new product Arthuritis marketed as a medical miracle claims to treat arthritis bursitis rheumatism and muscle and joint pains. The mechanism is unclear but it allegedly attracts and destroys the brain pain messenger, offering odorless greaseless cream or roll on liquid with a money back guarantee available at Hess & Hess Pharmacy Elyria.
Clean air rules face GOP push to delay date
EPA to sign tough soot limits as critics press Congress to delay the rules. Ohio leaders oppose the standards, warning higher costs and job losses. A four year delay proposal gains some House Senate support while Clinton vows veto. Browner tours Capitol Hill to defend the health focused rules amid a heat wave and industry lobbying.
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Ross gets EPA okay to clear sludge at Ross facility
Ross Environmental Services Inc has won Ohio EPA permission to clear sludge from an unused one acre pond at its 100 acre site at 36790 Giles Road. The dry pond last operated in 1988 and will be emptied and transported to an approved disposal area. The exact disposal site has not yet been chosen.
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Ross Environmental Services Inc
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