North Ridgeville to Welcome 360 Jobs From Elyria Firms
North Ridgeville will gain 360 jobs as Majestic Molding Co and G Lissy and Associates Inc relocate from Elyria to Taylor Woods Industrial Park. The move hinges on a 15 year tax abatement, with Majestic Molding expected to employ 150 moving workers and Lissy about 70 initially, expanding later.
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Pilla protects priest with tainted past in Cleveland
The Cleveland Diocese refused to name a priest accused of child molestation ten years ago. The Plain Dealer urged disclosure but supports church led supervision. Court settlements totaled 385,000 for two families linked to the priest. The priest allegedly served jail time for fondling a youth before his Cleveland transfer. Bishop Pilla cited ongoing supervision and no further misconduct allegations in the decade.
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Lorain panel backs layoff of Civil Service chief LeSuer
The Lorain Civil Service Commission voted 2-1 to recommend laying off Civil Service Director Ted LeSuer and to withhold funding for his position for the rest of 1987. The panel cites decreased workload and fewer classified staff as key factors, with tests for police and fire positions outsourced.
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Remember Terry Anderson Day in Lorain
Supporters gathered on the Lorain City Hall steps marking two years since hostage Terry Anderson was abducted in Beirut. Friends and family urged continued prayer and advocacy for Anderson’s release, recalling his AP tenure as Middle East correspondent.
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Hope sustains family amid Lebanon hostage crisis
In Valley Forge and Beirut tied by Terry Anderson's 1985 kidnap, relatives urge faith over fear as prayers mark two years of captivity. Advocates press Reagan officials and Congress, while activists call for action and broader freedom for 26 missing foreigners.
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