Brotherton offers Elyria cheaper sanitation plan
Landfill operator George Brotherton told Elyria officials he could save the city up to 10 thousand dollars a month if he took over refuse collection. He warned he could not guarantee hiring all city workers, sparking concern among about a dozen Sanitation workers. The committee weighed a proposed rate increase to four dollars per month to cover deficits and potential private-hauler costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brotherton
Elyria
Council
Public Safety and Environment Committee
Brotherton
Felix
J. Klimczak
D-6
Marguerite E. Bowman
Dale Kellogg
Jack Byam
Charles Petro
Klimcrak
Sheffield weighs landfill plan for fly ash on Harris Road
Sheffield officials consider a plan to dump 1 200 tons of fly ash daily for four years on a 75 acre parcel along Harris Road. The land would transfer to the village as a park though officials hope to develop an industrial park. Genesis Inc would operate the site with CEI supplying fly ash from Avon Lake. An environmental impact study costing 1 000 to 2 000 dollars would be funded by the village and later reimbursed by Genesis.
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Sheffield
Harris Road
John Romoser
Catholic Charities
Cleveland Catholic Diocese
Idlewood Avenue
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Sheffield Lake
Missouri Synod of the Lutheran Church
Romoser
Genesis, Inc
Cleveland
North Ridgeville
Jordan
Oster
Harris
Norfolk and Western
Johnson and Anderson and Associates of
Michigan
Genesis
Schools' affirmative action plan moves closer in Elyria
The Elyria school board nears drafting an affirmative action plan after a race and sex makeup study guided community input. NAACP members push for input, and a coordinated effort with the community begins. separate steps include Title I funding, tutoring programs, and minority job outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria City
Elyria
The
NAACP
Robert Repas
Herman Larkin
Immunity law to aid witness effective today
Ohio adopts a new immunity law to help courts compel testimony while safeguarding witnesses. It allows judges to grant immunity so statements cannot be used to prosecute the witness, with exceptions for perjury, tampering, falsification, or contempt. The measure, urged by Senators Jackson and Celebrezze, aims to balance Fifth Amendment protection with justice interests.
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Columbus
Legislative Service Commission
Morris M. Jackson
Cleveland
Anthony J. Celebrezze Jr
Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio
U.S
Sears Opens New North Olmsted Store At Great Northern Mall
Sears Roebuck and Co opens its first Great Northern Mall shop in North Olmsted replacing the smaller Lorain Road store. The 172000 square foot 52 department store will employ 400 people and include an automotive center optical department rent a car and more. Shoppers can pay bills buy traveler's checks and access services such as insurance and key making.
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North Olmsted
Sears Roebuck & Co
Great Northern
Lorain Road
Sears
Brookpark Road
Earl Ellis
Ellis
Cleveland OKs airport lease and $100 million bond
Cleveland City Council committees approved a 30 year lease for nine major airlines at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport and a $100 million revenue bond issue to fund the $55 million airport expansion. The measure aims to relieve the general fund and extend the city borrowing power while rents double to 12 dollars per square foot and landing fees rise when airport income falls short.
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Cleveland
UPI
Cleveland Hopkins International Airport
Council
George L. Forbes
Forbes
Commen
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Hilltop Park
Gulf Rd
Chip Zeisler
Joseph Zeisler
Wildwood Place
George Hudnutt
William Harbert
Harbert
By Gary Clark
Ohio University
Athens
Strouds Raw State Park
Repas
Ohio Building Trades Council
William Johnson
Lorain
Johnson
U.S. Department of Labor
Maureen Davie
Edison School
Dianne Hixon
State Department of Education
League of Women Voters
Roderic Pierce
Lorain National Bank
Second St
Tom Diemer
N. Olmsted
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