Farrel family graduation story stands out at CSU ceremony
Patricia Mary Farrell of Elyria graduates Magna Cum Laude with a BA in social services at Cleveland State University as 16 relatives cheer from Woodling Gym. She and husband Jim share a blended family of 15 children, most of whom are or have become college graduates.
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Colgate
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Kent State University
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Lakewood
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Ursuline College
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Cincinnati
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Elyria Food Service
Ann
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Meg
Ohio State University
McKinley Parents Challenge Busing Plan For Fourth Graders
Elyria school leaders plan to move a McKinley School fourth grade class to Spring Valley this fall to relieve overcrowding. Parents oppose the busing and seek alternatives while a district wide redistricting study is set for 1986 87.
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East River Road
Rosenlee Ave
Dargo
McKinley
Lorain GOP to discuss Mathna withdrawal for mayor bid
Lorain Republicans hold a meeting to discuss potential candidate withdrawals as former mayor Woodrow Mathna, 71, pursues either City Council president or at large seat. Party leaders say the gathering aims to coordinate campaign activities, not to push withdrawals. Mathna is not invited and councilman Balogh will attend only if not asked to step aside.
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Andrew J. Baloghere
Robert Rousseau
Lorain County
Republican Central Committee
Mathna
Michael N. Gajdzik
John Nicoloff
Donald Love
Raul Ramos
Balogh
Rousseau
Breadmaking Amid Strikes: A Home Baker’s Guide
Frustrated by bakery strikes, this nostalgic note offers a practical bread recipe. It details ingredients for yeast bread, steps to warm milk, mix dough, rise twice, shape into loaves, and bake at 400 degrees for about 35 minutes, yielding toast and sandwich fixes.
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Elyria
Court bars Amherst Township dumping plan
A judge issued a preliminary injunction halting further dumping at a 4 30 acre landfill in Amherst Township until a July 22 hearing on the township s request. Si and Kathy Buchs operate Junior Bucks Wrecking and Excavating and had challenged the zoning board s denial of a conditional use permit for the site located on Route 58 near Route 113.
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Monday
Amherst Township
Kathy Buchs
Junior Bucks Wrecking & Excavating
Bucks
Floyd D. Harris
Amherst Township Zoning Board of Appeals
Bridge work closes Route 83 in North Ridgeville
Avon Route 83 from Detroit Road to Center Ridge Road will close Monday for French Creek bridge replacement. CB.M. Contractors of Sandusky is to finish in about six weeks, with a September 30 deadline. Local traffic remains, while through traffic detours west to Route 301 Abbe Road.
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Sandusky
Abbe Road
Industry panel warns uncertain chemical risks and policy tradeoffs
Tox icologists and industry spokesmen acknowledge limited data on chemicals and the need to separate real hazards from perceived ones. They warn excessive risk aversion could bar useful chemicals for years, while too lenient a stance risks thousands of deaths, and critique the industry's past public communication.
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Tox
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Campaunes
Greenfield
Thredahl
Tee Ee
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