Record heat bites across Ohio as June tops 90 degrees
Ray Diederich notes 16 days in 1988 reached 90 or more by June. May had three such days and June the rest. Ohio Edison reports a record 4,657 megawatts. June rainfall sits at .45 inches vs 8.03 last year. Sprinkling bans remain in effect in Bay Village North Olmsted Olmsted Falls and Township shifts.
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North Ridgeville
Ray Diederich
Diederich
Ohio Edison
James Markle
Bay Village
North Olmsted
Olmsted Falls
Olmsted Township
Midwest
Berea Considers curbside recycling ban on scavengers
Berea City Council weighs ordinance to bar scavengers from taking curbside aluminum glass and paper to support a recycling program. measure aims to cut landfill trips and begins with newspapers with plans to add glass and cans for sale profits. violations carry misdemeanor penalties.
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Berea
Jeffrey King
Citizens Solid Waste Committee
Norton
Broadview Heights
Wyleswood
Baldwin and Wallace Drives
Joseph Biddlecombe
Berea Residents Oppose 16 Lot South Rocky River Drive Plan
The Municipal Plan Commission discussed a proposal to split nearly five acres owned by Eldon Roe into 16 lots with homes selling at about 200000 each. Residents questioned water sewer capacity traffic and the impact on the area while the project architect outlined a landscaped entrance and preservation of a 100-year-old reservoir.
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Gail Shieff
C-T
Berea
Rocky River Drive
Eldon Roe
South
Rocky River Dr
Ted Macosko
Macoska
Ed Schaft
Rocky River
Falls cops dispute mayor veto on cruiser funds
Olmsted Falls police angered by mayor Robert Kennedy’s item veto of 30 thousand dollars in a 1988 appropriation to buy two new cruisers. Officials argue four or five cruisers are needed and the levy funds should cover equipment and salaries, with added manpower claimed after recent activity and wear on vehicles.
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Olmsted Falls
Robert Kennedy
Jeffrey Rice
Baxter Beaton
Kennedy
ADS and Fines Sought in New Domestic Flight Smoking Case
Officials said a first-person cited for violations aboard a two hour or shorter domestic flight faced fines of 300 dollars. The Federal Aviation Administration sent a letter detailing charges and penalties, with the case proceeding under FAA guidelines.
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Los Angeles
Aly Vie
Federal Aviation Admire
Lakers repeat and Tribe comeback noted in B sections
The sports brief notes Lakers repeating a win and mentions the Tribe with puzzled phrasing. Forbes backs down and McGonagle is referenced alongside page notes on B-1 and B-2. Other garbled text hints at sports content and a larger page
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Jeff Fowl
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Board of Appeals
Roe's
Century
Baldwin Lake
Metroparks
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Veto
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C-T Stark Writer
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Goor
Chieti
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Rice
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Amerst
Susan Gross
Judy Speckhart
Amherst
Nord Junior High School
Press Club of Cleveland
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Post
Fiaue
Ash Saege
Hitasared
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