Cleveland shoots its way to the top again
Cleveland tops medium sized cities in homicide rate and ranks high in other crimes per FBI stats. Authorities report one in 2,711 residents slain and note Cleveland leads in robberies and high crime growth linked to unemployment. Columbus also features prominently in crime rankings and police spending.
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Carpenters and contractors avert regional strike pact
Carpenters and contractors reached a tentative three year contract in Sandusky to cover about 1,200 carpenters in the Lake Erie District Council across nine counties including Elyria Local 1426 Lorain Local 705 and Oberlin Local 1968. About 500 Ohio Contractors Association members will vote on ratification.
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Lorain officials appoint Frank and Kading to 648 Board
The Lorain County 648 Mental Health Board fills two terms with Frank and Kading. Frank, a former Lorain City Council member and city auditor, returns after five years on the mental health group and emphasizes scrutinizing expenditures. Kading replaces Nowakowski. Ruth Dobosy vacancy remains. The board’s composition mixes county commissioners and the governor’s appointees. Names and addresses noted for the appointees.
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Lorain cement masons join state strike Monday
About 500 workers struck across Ohio yesterday, with 10 to 12 Lorain County masons set to walk out Monday after contract talks with the Ohio Contractors Association broke off in Columbus. Local 34 business manager Robert Butz said Washington authorized the action, no local picketing planned, and existing projects continue. The wage base is $9.14 an hour with 56 cents in fringe benefits.
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Chess Journey at Oberlin Mudd Center Schedule
The Oberlin College Seeley G Mudd Learning Center hosts a chess journey with rounds starting noon two or three pm on playing days. Saturdays are free days. unfinished games resume later as adjourned games. Tickets cost 1.50 for a regular round and an adjourned day, sold at the door. Paul Drummond notes perimeter seating and nonflash cameras allowed.
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Revised chess tourney schedule at Oberlin College
The U S Championship at Oberlin College releases a three week revised schedule. Key dates include draws on June 7 at 8 pm, rounds from June 9 onward, adjourned games on several days, and an award ceremony after the noon adjournments on June 29.
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Grain prices in Ohio markets after hours close
Grain elevators in Northeast Northwest and Central Ohio report after hours cash prices. No. 2 wheat ranges from 2.63 to 2.77, corn from 2.57 to 2.61, oats about 1.47 to 1.60, and soybeans sharply lower from 4.81 to 4.90 with mixed changes across regions.
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Mid Continent sees higher earnings in 75
Mid-Continent Telephone Corp parent of Elyria Telephone expects 1975 earnings to beat last year despite a first quarter drop. President Weldon W. Case says rate hike approvals for 60 percent of $11.3 million added annual revenue would lift full-year earnings about 44 cents per share. Last year earnings were $14.1 million, $1.64 a share, on $108.3 million revenue. second quarter gains depend on interest rates and rate implementation timing.
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Breakout style prison escape in Michigan ends with helicopter pickup
Two inmates were plucked from Southern Michigan Prison yard by a helicopter, landed near Munith about 15 miles away, and fled. Troopers compared the daring daylight escape to the film Breakout now showing in local theaters Ridgeview Cinema.
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