Progress reported in Elyria school contract talks
Elyria teachers, the School Board and a federal mediator reported progress after a Tuesday session, though no contract was reached. The next talks are set for Aug. 6, six days after the current agreement expires, with most staff expected to return Aug. 29 and summer school winding down.
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Elyria
Tammy Grisak
Elyria Education
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Lorain County Night deadline extended for Funny Girl show
The Chronicle Telegram reports Lorain County Night at Kenley Players in Cleveland's Playhouse Square Center has extended its ticket deadline to Aug 6. Juliet Prowse stars in Funny Girl on Aug 9 with 8:30 curtain. Main floor seats cost 13.50, bus ride 5, orders by Aug 3 for buses. Proceeds go to Lorain County Arts Council. address and contact details provided.
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Kroger near Cleveland seeks vote on revised final offer
Kroger employees at two northeastern Ohio stores will vote on a revised final offer, with rejection potentially leading to store closures. Spokesman James McIntire said the vote gives workers a voice, and union Local 880 represents about 1,500 employees. The revised terms include adjusted seniority rules and a one year open-store commitment if ratified, with specifics not disclosed.
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Rainy day at Elyria Municipal Court
Judge Stephen Nagy presided a jury trial in the rain as a leaking City Hall roof drenched the first floor. He quipped about issuing umbrellas and hard hats if the roof gives way, noting the problem has persisted for years and worsened after recent heavy rain.
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Stephen Nagy
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Cleveland Port head denied bankruptcy
The executive director of the Cleveland regional port denied filing for bankruptcy but records show C. Thomas Burke did declare bankruptcy 16 months earlier. The county prosecutor’s office is reviewing Burke’s finances, subpoenaing his expense records amid an inquiry into port secretary Arnold Pinkney’s dealings with the port authority. Burke, 50, of Rocky River, was hired in 1981 with a three year, $65 000 annual contract.
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Arnold R. Pinkney
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Reagan Mondale clash over taxes in campaign heat
President Reagan says no plans for a tax increase arguing it would hurt economic recovery while Mondale accuses him of waffling and warns of a December surprise with unfair taxes after the election. Mondale rails against budget deficits and ties Reagan to future tax hikes. Mondale on vacation in Minnesota shapes pushback as both campaigns press Congress.
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Ronald Reagan
Walter Mondale
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Notable Figures Turned City Helpers in Cleveland Narrative
The piece highlights Joseph Cole and partner recouping losses from the Cleveland Press, suggesting eventual profit. It notes Walter Olson, an aerospace engineer, shifting from space achievements to local leadership as director of Community Capital Investment Strategy, aiding Clevelanders.
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Ferraro and Mondale to Speak at Urban League Meet in Cleveland
Geraldine Ferraro will address the National Urban League annual conference in Cleveland next week with Walter Mondale, who is in seclusion fishing in Minnesota. Other speakers include Rev. Jesse Jackson Caspar Weinberger and Rep. Jack Kemp. Ferraro spoke in Boston today to address the National Conference of State Legislatures.
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Oberlin to Welcome First Female Rector at Christ Episcopal
The Rev. Cynthia Bronson, 31, will be interim rector at Oberlin Christ Episcopal Church starting Aug. 6 for four months while Rev. Philip Culbertson is on sabbatical in Israel. Bronson, a New York City resident, is the first woman to serve as rector at the church, though women have preached there before. The church faced controversy a decade ago during the Beebe ordination affair, which led to a split and the formation of a church in exile. By 1980 the exile ceased, and the parish now embraces Bronson’s arrival with optimism for new programs and visions.
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