Lorain County to get tourist jingle on radio
Lorain County promotes tourism with a new radio jingle airing across the state. Lorain County Visitors Bureau director Pat Cano says the spots will air in Lorain County and major cities, targeting ages 25 to 54, with seasonal focus shifts. A county signs committee will assess where highway signs are needed and seek DOT and chamber help, citing Oberlin College as a key potential draw.
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Elyria Rotary Club
Elyria Teen Guilty of Aggravated Arson in Harry P’s Fire
An 18 year old Elyria man Vance Suta was found guilty of aggravated arson for the October 28 fire that destroyed Harry P’s Lounge on Broad Street. Judge Henry T. Webber sentenced him to an indeterminate term at the Ohio Department of Youth Services until age 21, with a mandatory one year at the institution. Witnesses testified to Molotov cocktails made at Suta’s home and statements admitting the act, while defense argues no direct link to the scene.
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Suta
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Ohio Department of Youth Services
Vance
Tony Suta
Joyce Lynn
Donald Rising
Rising
Gary L. Carrothers
Becky Nichols
Miss Nichols
Dan de Rouchie
Harvard Avenue
de Rouchie
D Day 40th Anniversary Reflections Reach Normandy Shores
Veterans recount the June 6 1944 invasion of Normandy as the 40th anniversary activities draw thousands to the beaches Utah Omaha Gold Juno Sword and Fortress Europe. Survivors share memories of the assault and its place in history.
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Weekend forecast calls for sun, clouds and light rain
The forecast shows tonight partly cloudy with a 30 percent rain chance and a low of 55 to 60. Sunday remains partly cloudy with a high near 75 and a 10 percent chance of rain. Details on Page A-3.
Reagan thanks Irish for U S role in nation building
President Reagan, in Galway at University College, praised Irish immigrants for shaping America as an economic dynamo and thanked Ireland for its contribution to the United States. He hailed ties with Ireland during a 10 day European trip amid protests over U S Central America and arms policy.
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Lorain Cuts Police Patrol To One Officer
Lorain, a city of about 80,000, had only one patrolman on the morning shift due to budget cuts and illness. Police Chief John Malinovsky said one officer was sick and another already off, with a record room officer moved to road duty to bolster the shift. Normal four-car patrol cut to three. four officers hoped for the busier afternoon shift if possible.
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John Malinovsky
Malinovsky
LCCC Eyes High-Tech Role With 206 Acre land Buy
LCCC plans to use 206 acres in North Ridgeville as a base for high technology economic development. The board amended its charter to pursue leadership with business and public agencies, enabling internships and potential employment for graduates. Edling cites access to specialized personnel, part-time faculty, and equipment, while a June 8 Regents vote looms.
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North Ridgeville
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