Local Elyria Democrats report foods at convention less than stellar
Elyria figures at the National Democratic Convention noted the food as disappointing with hors d oeuvres described as peanuts. Carter aides indicate the national headquarters may be in Atlanta rather than Washington. Mayor Bowman faces stalled sewer and sanitation rate talks while Kellogg warns of three more years of fiscal trouble without action. A $100 McDonalds donation supports Murray Ridge School audio equipment. Judge Nagy contends a roof leak exposed a soaked courtroom ceiling and damaged drywall. County Commissioner Ritenauer plans a $10 per person poolside fundraiser at the Holiday Inn next Friday.
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Big Apple
Elyria
Alan J. Zaleski
Guerite E. Bowman
Dale C. Kellogg
Kellogg
Utilities Committee
Beverly J. Renner
D-7
Public Safety and Environment Committee
Felix Klimczak
D-6
Fred Ritenauer
LMHA adopts plan to attract tenants in policy shift
Lorain Metropolitan Housing Authority approves a new tenant policy drafted with HUD aims to persuade noninterested people to move in while prioritizing minority applicants for current vacancies. The plan affects two elderly highrise projects in Elyria and Lorain and delays on other complexes amid red tape and paperwork.
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Lorain
Ashley
HUD
LMHA
Elyria
Kent
Elyria real estate chief to retire. Duchin to take post
Elyria real estate manager Scott Harrison of the Community Development Department will retire after six years. Theodore F. Duchin of the Ohio Department of Transportation will replace him, assuming duties August 2 while Harrison stays on until year end to aid transition. Duchin has long tracked highway projects and prior work included Sinclair Refining Co. in New York City.
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Scott Harrison
Elyria
Theodore F. Duchin
Ohio Department of Transportation
Harrison
Duchin
Scott
Norm H. Pailing
Chicago
Son of Satan
Englewood
67Th St
Aberdeen
Rynne
Hynne
Federal Highway Administration
Highway Department
Sinclair Refining Co
New York City
Reprint requests blocked for bicentennial photos
The Chronicle Telegram cannot fulfill requests for reprints of images from the Bicentennial Edition. Most photos were loaned by the Lorain County Historical Society and are not CT property, leading to a deluge of inquiries they cannot satisfy.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain County Historical Society
C-T
City service employes reject tentative pact
Elyria city service workers, Local 277 of the American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employes, rejected a tentative contract by a large margin. President Robert Deimling cited the offered pay raise as the reason. A new negotiation meeting may be requested. about 175 members exist in the local. Deimling refused to disclose the vote tally.
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Elyria
American Federation of State
Robert Deimling
Deimling
Demmling
Coast Guard to build rescue fleet after Fitzgerald sinking
Coast Guard plans a fleet of 140 foot rescue vessels to replace 110 foot harbor tugs for severe weather rescue work. Rear Adm Gracey told a House panel the new boats are under construction and some already on the Great Lakes after the Edmund Fitzgerald tragedy that claimed 29 lives. He urged an all weather life saving capsule be standard on commercial ships.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Coast Guard
Edmund Fitzgerald
James
Gracey
House
Subcommittee On
Coast Guard Navigation
Philip Ruppe
Michigan
James Ober
Fitzgerald
Lake Superior
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