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Elyria Fire Audit Prompts Questions and Reforms
A fire department audit sparks controversy as union president Dean Marks claims data misleads about workload and inefficiencies. The report by McGrath Consulting highlights poor records, prolific days off, idle equipment, and costly benefits, urging two new stations amid economic strain and sought reforms.
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Dean Marks
Elyria Fire Department
Marks
Firefighters Union
Department
McGrath Consulting Group
Illinois
Glenn Saddler
Tim McGrath
Bill Grace
Grace
Michael Keys
Elyria
Cantor rails at stimulus as speed and design fail
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel notes Cantor’s claim that the stimulus bill has failed while urging faster, better designed action. It argues current spending is slow, with only 7 percent disbursed, and calls for direct injections into infrastructure to boost the economy amid rising oil prices and weak consumer confidence.
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House
Eric Cantor
Obama
Victims of Farm Animal Cruelty Prompt Local Action
Veteran group Veterans for Peace voices support for APL and volunteers who rescued animals on a Grafton Township farm amid neglect. Letter condemns owners for cruelty and calls for accountability, noting broader willingness to help and the need for responsible action.
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APL
Grafton
Veterans for Peace clash with parade organizers sparks debate
The letter argues Veterans for Peace did not file for parade participation in Kip ton, Henrietta and Camden townships and questioned local awareness of the Elyria Relay for Life event. It notes tensions between the Ladies Auxiliary and the group and calls for better communication and inclusion.
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Veterans For Peace
Kipton
Henrietta
Camden
Ladies Auxiliary
Elyria Relay For Life
American Cancer Society
Elyria Catholic High School
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
FedEx, UPS, and Labor Politics Clash Over Rail Act Risks
A critique argues the Obama era rewards unions with Chrysler ownership and federal liquidity while weakening oversight. It links labor policy to potential changes in the Railway Labor Act and NLRA, highlighting FedEx UPS fights, union lobbying, and the role of the Teamsters and IAM in shaping transportation and trade dynamics. It notes renewed tensions as Congress considers broader labor protections and corporate bailouts.
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Chrysler
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Office of Labor Management
Congress
Teamsters
UPS
FedEx
Memphis
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Altoona
Wichita
Fred Smith
Smith
RLA
U.S
NLRA
UPS and the Teamsters
International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers
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