Midwest colleges form high tech training network
Ten Midwest community colleges including Elyria and Cleveland join a program to expand from traditional studies by creating on campus high tech centers and a regional technology network with local business. Cuyahoga Community College will open the United Technologies Center in 1986 offering customized short courses and year long training.
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Cleveland
Elyria
Mid-America
AmeriTrust Corp
Cleveland Bank
United Technologies Center
Nolen Ellison
Lorain County
Walk to Nashville: Norma Gale Starts 900-Mile Trek
Norma Gale of Moncton New Brunswick walks about 20 miles daily toward Nashville aiming to publicize her singing career. The 40 year old started on her birthday and hopes to reach Nashville by July 25 to attract media attention and perhaps land a Nashville manager.
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Elyria
Norma Gale
Moncton
New Brunswick
Cana
Tennessee
Toronto
Nashville
Gale
Grand Ole Opry
Bee
Ohio highway funding faces federal shortfall risk
Ohio highway chief Warren Smith warns that losing federal matching funds could jeopardize the state’s ability to attract federal highway money. Senate votes on a $2.9 billion budget to fund ODOT and safety programs. Smith notes no gas tax increase now but signals possible need next cycle to maintain operations.
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Smith
Cope Sekeral
Tower
Celeste
Ohio Interstate Pavement Deficiency Report Highlighted
A federal highway study shows Ohio interstate roads were the worst among large states in 1983, though poor pavement increases had halted by then. The 1985 FHWA report notes 880 rural miles with 22.2 percent deficient and 664.3 urban miles with 20.6 percent deficient.
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Washington
Ohio
Congress
Federal Highway Administration
Coleman faces second death sentence in Ohio killings
Hamilton County prosecutors seek a second death penalty for Alton Coleman in the death of 15 year old Tonnie Storey after a prior death sentence for Marlene Walters. The case ties to a spree of robberies assaults and killings across several states involving Debra Brown. Coleman and Brown were convicted separately in synchronized trials and face federal custody issues before additional state proceedings.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Alton Coleman
Clincis
Coleman
Olin
Marlene Walters
Norwood
Tonnie Storey
Debra Brown
Ms. Brown
Waukegan
Walters
Harry
Ms Brown
Evanston
Walter Rice
Dayton
Kentucky
Lake County
Ind
Tarmka Turks
Gary
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Edward Lynch
Macomb College
Warren
Mich
Cuyahoga Community College
Milacron
Sinclair Community College
GMF Robotics
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Rock Valley
Rockford
Ill
Triton
River Grove
Des Moines Area College
Ankeny
Iowa
Davenport
North Central Technical Institute
Wausau
Wis
Highway Chief
Tion
Highway Patrol
Feds
MaryLynne Cappelletti
Ohio of Transportation
Common Pleas
Simon Leis Jr
Rice
Par
Toledo
Virginia Temple
Rachel
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