Ohio AFL-CIO endorses eight Democratic statewide candidates
The Ohio AFL-CIO endorsed eight Democratic statewide candidates for the November general election. They include Lt. Gov. Richard F. Celeste for governor, Franklin County Commissioner Michael Dorrian for lieutenant governor, State Sen. Anthony Celebrezze for secretary of state, Thomas Ferguson for auditor, William B. Brown for attorney general, and Gertrude Donahue for treasurer. Endorsements came after the union federation's 11th Biennial Convention in Cleveland last month.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Afl-Cio
Richard F. Celeste
Franklin County
Michael Dorrian
Anthony Celebrezze
Thomas Ferguson
William B. Brown
Gertrude Donahey
State Labor Federation
Lorain 648 Board Approves Increase for Labor Agency
The Lorain County Mental Health 648 board approved reallocating about 3250 from its contingency fund to boost the Lorain County Labor Agency budget for higher rent and utilities after a move to a larger building. The vote, with abstentions by Jack McCrea and Marge Aldrich, came amid disagreement on timing. The board also paid 2545 in bills and reimbursed agencies 154725, while United Way notified allocations to Youth Services Inc and the Resource Center Inc for shelters and early childhood programs.
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Lorain County Board of Mental Health
648
Lorain County Labor Agency
Labor Agency
Bob Zelina
Jack McCrea
McCrea
Marge Aldrich
Lorain County
United Way
Youth Services Inc
the Resource Center, Inc
Kidron Livestock Report From Kidron Auction Market
There were 468 consigners selling 1,554 head of livestock at the Kidron Auction Thursday. Prices ranged with prime cattle $62 to $750, choice $52 to $62, goods $47 to $52, mediums $43 to $47, and lighter down. Calves up to $6850, steers $42.75 to $54.85, heifers $42 to $48.75, bulls $44.25 to $49.40, cows $38 to $40, with various grades noted. Sheep and goats saw good lambs $57 to $60, medium lambs $50 to $57, thin ewes $29, goats $7 to $56. Dairy cattle: cows $790 and down, heifers $905 and down, service bulls $375 to $580.
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Kidron
Weekend arts calendar highlights various regional performances
Tonight and Sunday feature Oliveira with Blossom Orchestra and multiple venues. Shows include Godspell at Old Towne Hall and Paint Your Wagon at Kenley Players with Gordon MacRae. Also listed are My Three Angels, Dames at Sea, and Les Girls with Henry Youngman.
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Old Towne Hall
Lear North School
Lear Nagel Road
North Ridgeville
Blossom Music Center
W. Steels Corners Road
Cuyahoga Falls
Cleveland
Gabriele Ferro
Elmar Oliveira
Huntington Playhouse
Lake Road
Bay Village
My Three Angels
Clague Playhouse
Clague Road
Westlake
Dames At Sea
Front Row
Wilson Mills Road
Highland Heights
Les Girls
Henry Youngman
Kenley Players
Jeffrey Siegel
Free running clinics set for Saturdays in July and August
A four week series of free running clinics sponsored by Blue Cross and Blue Shield in Northeast Ohio and 220/WGAR radio runs on four Saturdays from July 12 to August 12. West side joggers meet at Rocky River High School and East side runners at Shaker Heights High School. Tom Kelley and Reno Stamoni lead respective clinics. for more details contact Blue Cross in Cleveland.
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Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Ohio
220
Wgar Radio
West Side
Cleveland
Rocky River High School
Detroit Rd
Eastsiders
Shaker Heights High School
Parkland
Tom Kelley
Reno Stamoni
Southeast Running Club
Blue Cross of
Northeast Ohio
Karate Classes Set in Lorain Open Arts Center
Karate classes begin at the Ali Kai School for the Open Arts in Lorain at 7 p.m. Mondays. Fees are 30 dollars monthly for adults and 20 dollars for under 18. Eight classes per session. registration is Monday before start. No one turned away for lack of fees per Rev. William Morgan. Other programs like wrestling, weight lifting and boxing may start soon.
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Ali Kai School For the Open Arts
Lorain County
Lorain
William Morgan
Oberlin Plans In-Pock Mail Delay For Pay Checks
Oberlin will not mail pay checks this week due to an impending mail strike. Teachers and other employees may pick up their checks at the clerk treasurer’s office Friday between 8 am and 2 pm.
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Oberlin
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