Feldkircher Bites With Paper Gag In Westlake Council
Westlake council pauses as Councilman Feldkircher unveils a papercard reading It s difficult to soar with eagles when you work with turkeys during a discussion on Clague Park Dam repairs. Mayor Roman briefly steps out as rapid action is urged.
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Joseph Feldkircher
Carl Zellers
Feldkircher
Michael Killeen
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Council
Robert Peterson
Clague Park Dam
Alexander Roman
Westlake council votes to overturn home definition and sidewalks row
The Westlake and North Olmsted areas faced a pair of council battles as residents urged overturning a zoning board decision to allow a group home for eight mentally retarded adults near 25991 Butternut Ridge Road and opposing proposed sidewalks along relocated Rt. 252. Council overturned the group home ruling to send the matter back for a board decision, while 83 percent of homeowners opposing sidewalks swayed leaders to kill the sidewalk legislation 6 to 0. The meetings drew many residents who praised responsiveness as the American way.
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Zoning Board of Appeals
West Haven Foundation
Butternut Ridge Road
Council
Rt. 252
Robert Swietyniowski
Cleve land eyes rubbish burning plant to power city
Cleveland may follow European cities by generating electricity from waste. A $100 million incinerator project would supply steam for Muny Light turbines, aiming to cut refuse dumps and give free fuel against the private utility. Mayor Voinovich backs the plan amid years of county study and shared funding.
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UPI
George Voinovich
Cuyahoga County
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Voinovich
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Lykens preserve family with 31 foster, bio children grades
Ronald E. and Joanne R. Lykens of Berea earned bachelor’s degrees from Baldwin Wallace on June 16 after 25 years and 13 colleges. They raised three of their own and 28 foster children while pursuing studies. Their son Brent, a Berea High graduate, calls the achievement a minor miracle.
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Cleveland Psychiatric Institute
Brent
Berea High School
Everett
Navy
San Diego
Margit
San Francisco
Lykens
Joanne
Baldwin-Wallace College
I Know Nathaniel Will Be Okay On The Monitor
A mother recalls caring for Nathaniel, a 4 month old labeled a potential SIDS victim after two hour sleep tests. he wore a bionic monitor with alarms and green lights, and doctors seek to define normal sleep patterns as they reduce dependence on monitors. The piece contrasts her fear with hopeful notes on future research and possible removal from monitoring.
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Nancy Kercheval
Nathaniel
SIDS
Alfred Steinschneider
Sids Institute
University of Maryland Hospital
Steinschneider
Labor leaders cautious on Cleveland default recovery plan
Mayor George Voinovich's city recovery plan, urging higher taxes and layoffs, prompts a wait and see from labor and civic leaders. The 650 recommendations from the Operations Improvement Task Force include firing most garbage collectors, a 33 percent income tax increase, closing 15 fire companies, and reassigning 250 firefighters. Union president James Andrews says they will survey city needs before backing the plan. Republican County Chairman Robert Hughes notes grassroots support could back stern measures. The report, prepared by business and civic leaders, could yield up to 50 million in year one if implemented, but Voinovich says consultations with city leaders are needed before following all recommendations.
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Andrews
Cuyahoga County
GOP
Robert Hughes
Voinovich
Stern
Republic Steel executive eyes 7-point plan to revive industry
Rich Gray vice president corporate development says US steel faces a Catch-22 needing higher profits to fund modernization yet lacking upgrades to boost profitability. He cites a 1979 ROI below average, outlines seven steps from pricing and dumping controls to environmental rules, mini mills, tax depreciation, and R&D to lift productivity and competitiveness.
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Republic Steel Corp
Rich Gray
Lake Erie
Warren
Australia
Japan
Gray
Slarop
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