Aftershock hits Niles tornado survivors emotional toll rises
Lorain County Red Cross official Art Mead reports survivors in Niles and Hubbard Township show delayed mental strain a week after the tornado. Nine volunteers sent. three remain. Temporary power restored by team effort. some victims hospitalized. Tornado path 27 miles through Portage and Trumbull counties killed twelve in Trumbull. 350 homes destroyed, 160 damaged.
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Lorain to host hearing on jobless aid bill by Congress
Lorain County hosts a Monday hearing of the House Ways and Means Subcommittee on Trade at Lorain City Hall to examine the Trade Adjustment Assistance program. Nineteen speakers including Lynn Williams and Milan Stone will testify about job training, relocation benefits, and program renewal before expiration on Sept. 30.
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Lorain Twins Lead Clearview High Class Of 1969
Terri and Traci Bernadale, identical twins and top students at Clearview High, finish with GPA 3.96 and 3.95 respectively. Born four minutes apart, they shared nearly all classes and activities, including cheerleading and National Honor Society, and plan to attend Kent State University.
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Elyria Police and City Reach Tentative Contract Agreement
Elyria union negotiators await a draft of a tentative contract with the city after reaching an accord last week. The pact aims for a pay raise similar to the firefighters arbitration settlement and would cover 18 officers from sergeant to captain. Mayor Keys expects final language by next week and council action at the July 1 meeting if approved.
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Lorain councilwoman targets Norfolk & Western weed problem
Ward 7 Councilwoman Mary Jo Cook says Norfolk & Western Rail Road allows three foot high grass and weeds to grow on city owned land, prompting complaints and crime watch concerns. A city official said N&W promised to mow by June 15 but past cooperation has been lacking. The councilwoman urges equal city rules and notes the city may cut and bill the railroad if uncut after notices.
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