Ohio considers statewide water restrictions amid continuing drought
Lt. Governor Paul Leonard says Ohio may impose mandatory water limits if drought worsens. Rain expected but insufficient to end dryness. Weather Service notes scattered showers with highs in the 90s and humid nights. Leonard returns from Chicago drought talks with nine states. Great Lakes water use discussed as a relief measure but Lake Erie protection is prioritized.
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Bay Village volunteers sign on for city recycling drive
Ursula Cohrs leads Bay Village Recycling Inc as 30 volunteers join a citywide initiative. A $12,000 Ohio Department of Natural Resources grant funds a feasibility study for about 1,200 homes in Wards 2 and 3. Weekly pickups run Wednesdays through Aug 31 with bagged glass aluminum and paper collection.
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Cleveland
Super Valu plans three Twin Valu hypermarkets near Cleveland
Minneapolis based Super Valu Stores Inc says it will enter hypermarket retail late this year with three Twin Valu complexes in the Cleveland area. Each will combine a CUB food store and a ShopKo discount store in 180 000 to 200 000 square foot facilities.
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Westlake approves 11.3 million 1989 general fund wish list
Westlake city council finance committee unanimously approves an 11.3 million dollar general fund wish list for 1989. Mayor Clough emphasizes it is for county auditor purposes only while noting expected higher revenues from property revaluations and new license plate fees.
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Westlake's Club West opens with luxury retirement complex
Westlake announces a $9 million Club West retirement complex featuring 100 one and two bedroom suites, library, 400 seat theater, cocktail lounge and recreation center. Grand opening Sunday includes ribbon cutting by Mayor Dennis Clough. Monthly fees range from 1125 to 1650 for one person with 250 for second occupant, utilities and services included. Eligibility requires age 62 and independent living ability.
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Cleveland school board moves to end desegregation court oversight
The Cleveland School Board votes 3-1 to end federal court control of desegregation in the 73,000 pupil district. The measure would make court-ordered busing voluntary while insisting they will obey the court under current obligations. Supporters packed the boardroom and cheered as the plan passed.
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