Amherst City Council weighs legal opinion on cruiser purchase
Council president asks solicitor if mayor must enforce a council order to buy a police cruiser. Debates over bid acceptance due to a split at the Board of Control, which effectively faces a tie. EPA wastewater upgrade questions and ambulance subsidy talk also discussed with no action taken.
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James Shaffer
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Oil rig suits filed in Cleveland against Phillips Petroleum
Families of 123 dead and 89 injured from the 1980 North Sea disaster filed 115 suits seeking 2 billion dollars in Cleveland federal court. They accuse Phillips Petroleum of willful disregard for crew safety after the Alexander L Kiel rig capsized off Norway. A U.S. witness resides near Cleveland, aiding the case as Phillips seeks dismissal in Norway.
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Police and theft incidents and Wellington school board delay
A sequence of thefts and vandalism is reported with times and locations including 618 Dewitt Street Sheffield Township 2262 Route 82 Eaton Township Sliman Dodge RL 58 Middle Ridge Road 19444 Clifford Road Oberlin and 10860 Middle Avenue Bas Pan The Wellington Exempted Village School Board meeting was postponed to Wednesday at 7 PM to allow members to attend a Dukes basketball game in Elyria The note also covers a grand theft case in Strongsville involving Thomas Copetnick and Susan Dean with bonds set and security officers guiding the arrest
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Brook Park residents line up for free government cheese
About 750 people queued Monday in Brook Park for 5 pound loaves of surplus cheese as 5,000 Ford plant workers faced layoffs. An auxiliary policeman voiced surprise at the need, while over 200 arrived hours early at the National Guard Armory, aiding city officials in distributing 4,175 pounds of cheese under a federal surplus program.
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GM Toyota quiet joint venture eyed in U S market
GM and Toyota discuss a possible U S joint venture to build small cars at an idle GM factory. Analysts say the plan could cut GM costs and ease Toyota's protectionism pressure while expanding local production and profits.
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PR Clinic for Medical Office Staff in Beachwood
The Cuyahoga County Chapter of the Ohio State Society of the American Association of Medical Assistants and the Cleveland Academy of Medicine host a public relations clinic for medical office personnel nurses and medical students on March 31 at the Marriott Inn Beachwood. Registration begins 9 a.m. with a noon luncheon. fee is 20 dollars. Speakers include Mona Scott Dr Richard Fratianne and Dr Robert J White. For information call Kathi Smith after 5 p.m. or June Cooper.
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Lunch prices rise ten cents at Firelands schools
The Firelands board of education raised school lunches by ten cents Monday night. Grades 1-6 will pay 85 cents and grades 7-12 will pay 95 cents. The board deferred final action on four new school bus bids, approving bus bodies but studying chassis bids for possible diesel motors. An adjourned session on March 29 will adopt 1982 appropriations per Supt. Harris Youngblood.
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