Brown favorite Jim Brown backs Wolstein Browns bid
Former Cleveland Browns star Jim Brown endorses Bart Wolstein and his investment group to own the new Browns. The backing includes Alan Spitzer of Spitzer Management in Elyria, highlighting a high profile bid in the local franchise fight.
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Turnpike sets Aug three deadline to seal rail deal
The Lake Shore Railway Association must sign an agreement with the Ohio Turnpike Commission by Aug 3 or the Route 58 interchange will be built without Lake Shore. The commission postponed a vote again but says this will be the final delay. Executive Director Alan Plain warned of a final deadline as Aug 10 looms for a decision on starting construction without the rail group. Local officials and legislators attended the briefing urging quick action.
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Heat Relief Near as Cold Front Approaches
Elyria residents seek cooling at White House Artesian Springs as 92 degree heat and 40 percent humidity push people to buy water at 10 cents a gallon. Esters Novak travels from Brook Park for relief while forecasters predict a cold front will lower temperatures to the low 80s by Thursday.
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Esther Novak
Brook Park
Ray Diederich
National Weather Observer
North Ridgeville
National Weather Service
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Lorain School Levy Talk Plans November Ballot
Lorain school officials consider a 4-mill permanent improvement levy to fund roof plumbing and heating repairs plus upgraded fire alarms. The Board of Education set a special meeting for 6 30 p m August 10 at an announced location to continue discussing the issue. Dan
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Babcoke Named President of Kobe Steel Co
A steel industry executive, George F. Babcoke, will become president of USS Kobe Steel Co. on Monday, replacing Leonard H. Chuderewicz who will move to the role of general manager of U.S. operations.
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Chuderewicz
U.S
Lorain plans blight label for 60 parcels in proposed riverfront project
Lorain City Council declared 60 homes and businesses blighted as Safety Director Koury released an urban renewal draft. The plan seeks power to force buyouts for a $100 million development by Spitzer Management on 54 acres near the former American Ship Building site, with 500 upscale homes planned. A special council meeting will vote on the plan next Monday.
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Safety Service
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Common Pleas Court
Spitzer
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Erie Avenue
American Ship Building Co
Fire on Ecstasy cruise near Miami shore sparks fear
Aboard the Ecstasy near Miami Beach, a blaze erupted likely from a crew laundry area and roared from a rear deck as 2,575 passengers wore life jackets. NTSB sent a 10 member team to probe, noting hot spots delayed scene view. About 60 injured, investigators weigh crew response and fire handling.
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Mexico
Edmund Thomas
Buffalo, N.Y
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Robert Francis
NTSB
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