Oberlin FAA airspace expanded amid staffing gaps
The FAA extended Oberlin's air space by about 15 000 square miles to the west for high altitude traffic, while the Cleveland Center operates with 195 controllers after last summer's firing of 392 staff. The center plans to hire 150 new controllers this year as it manages roughly 5 000 daily flights across seven states.
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Keystone Drops Prayer Readings At Keystone High
Keystone School District ends the two year practice of reading the Lord's Prayer each morning in the high school. Superintendent David Warner says the move avoids legal entanglements and was an administrative decision. The ACLU had threatened a court challenge after the board vote. Warner noted broad support from officials and callers nationwide.
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Chicago
Wheeling
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Florida
Downtown Elyria considers one way streets and diagonal parking
A Cleveland firm proposes a one way north on Middle Avenue from Third to Broad and one way south on Court Street from Broad to Third, with diagonal parking around Ely Park and Courthouse Square to boost downtown parking. City officials weigh legality, costs, and signal coordination while planning to trim the square and widen streets.
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Courthouse Square
Merthe Co
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Third
Cleveland
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Lonny Shippy
Keys
Broad Street
Washington Avenue
Avontine investor eyes landmark building deal in Elyria
Avon Lake insurance man Thomas Patton bid 182000 on the Merthe Co building, a 128 year old National Historic Landmark at Broad Street and Lake Avenue. He sought 25 percent investment tax credits and 15 year depreciation, but faces weak local enthusiasm for restoring the three story structure for commercial use.
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Avon Lake
Merthe Co
Elyria
Patton
Broad Street
Lake Avenue
North Ridgeville
Ohio House backs two Lorain Cuyahoga judgeships
The Ohio House approved a bill by 70 to 25 to add two common pleas judges in Lorain and Cuyahoga counties and create two more in Lucas and Franklin counties, plus one each in Huron and Clermont and four in Hamilton. Lorain would get one general division seat and one domestic relations seat. the new judges would be elected in 1984 if the Senate passes. Rep. Marguerite Bowman said caseloads are heavy.
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Elyria
Adrian F. Bedeski
Floyd D. Harris
Joseph E. Cirigliano
Robert Corts
Clermont County
Cuyahoga County
Bowman
Terry Tranter
Cincinnati
Lorain County judgeships proposed to ease caseloads
Mrs. Bowman said new judgeships requested last December would ease a rising caseload in Lorain County where per judge filings rose from 615 in 1976 to 1 056 in 1981. Most new seats would be elected in 1984 with some in 1983 and others this year, despite expected financial burden. Weather tonight clearing with low near 30 and Friday highs 50 to 55.
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Lorain County
Henry T. Webber
Webber
Henry P Webber
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