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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1981

Page

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City advances 17 acre detention basin project plan

Mayor James Cowles said they will build a 17 acre detention basin for about 50000 on Avon Lake property next spring alongside a 500000 storm sewer project. The council plans a resolution to assess 242 land parcels in Bates to Hurst Drives area, with assessments from 1700 to 2000. Avon Lake officials had objected but Cowles says cooperation is ongoing with city engineer and law director to set access rules. any park plan would require Avon Lake approval.

Gates James Cowles Avon Lake Richard Hausrod Bates and Hurst Drives Bradley Road Tuttle Drive Ae Benes Bay Village Cowles Detention Basin

Arab groups ease cease fire stance amid Arafat push

In southern Lebanon a radical Palestinian group moderated its rejection of the four day old truce and said it would not shell northern Israel if certain conditions are met. The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine General Command and PLO officials accused Israel of cease fire violations as overflights near Beirut were reported. Remaining tensions centered on continuing armed actions and international diplomacy led by Yasser Arafat and Washington.

Lebanon Israel Popular Front For the Palestine General Command Popular Front Palestine Liberation Organization Yasser Arafat Beirut South PLO Mahmoud Labadi Labadi Talal Nayi PLO Sunday Arafat United States Washington

Prospect of late pay may trigger Elyria firefighters strike

Firefighters in Elyria fear illness and work disruption if retroactive 1980 pay is delayed. IAFF Local 474 president James Heginbotham warned of a “sick” blue flu Sunday without the first third of the retroactive wage payment ordered by an arbitration panel. The city must pay one third by Aug 1, another by Oct 1, and the final third by Dec 1, according to City Auditor Beverly Renner.

Elyna James Heginbotham International Association of Fire Fighters Local 474 Elyria Beverly Renner

Ohio universities plan joint ascent into space program

Officials from nine of the ten largest Ohio universities, led by the top-ranked campus, announce a cooperative effort to expand participation in a state space program. The coalition aims to pool research, funding, and academic resources to advance aerospace initiatives and student opportunities.

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Kelli Griffin Transferred After Turnpike Crash Tragedy

Kelli Griffin 12 of Baghton Mich was moved from Lorain Community Hospital to Sparrow Hospital in Lansing in fair stable condition after a Wednesday Turnpike crash that killed her parents Joan 38 and four sisters Maureen 18 Col Teen 14 Kathleen 16 and Meagan 3. The girl suffered a broken leg internal injuries and facial cuts.

Lorain Lorain Community Hospital Sparrow Hospital Lansing Michigan Kelli Griffin Baghton Mich Kelli Thomas Griffin Amherst Joan Maureen Col- Teen Kathleen Meagan

Weather outlook with showers and storms possible tonight

Night figures show showers and thunderstorms likely with a low between 60 and 65. Tuesday’s high near 70 and precipitation chances at 60 percent tonight and 70 percent Tuesday. Winds east to northeast at 10 to 15 mph. Sunrise 6 17 am, sunset 8 50 pm. Details on page A 3.

Cuyahoga County Names Its First Ombudsman in Ohio

George Hrbek serves as the county ombudsman with Deborah Nebel and Marilyn Withers assisting. The office aims to resolve citizen complaints against agencies, with about 134 cases reviewed by June and 121 substantiated. The program costs about $28,206 to handle 257 inquiries, reflecting early operations and growing awareness.

George Hrbek Cuyahoga County Ohio Hrbek

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