Elyria Home Struck by Nighttime Walkout by Unionized Staff
About 75 percent of Local 47 workers at Elyria United Methodist Home walked off at 12:01 AM, forming picket lines at five entrances in bitter cold. More than 100 employees, including nurses aides and maintenance staff, stood firm while administration workers reported few crossings. Executive director Turnau expressed regret but said the home must stay open and called for substantive union proposals.
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Elyria
Jim Horton
Johnnie Cobb
Cobb
Roger Turnau
Food and cash shortages deepen in Panama crisis
In Panama City thousands of poor line up at churches and soup kitchens as Noriega’s crisis cripples banks and commerce. Caritas volunteers distribute food while residents like Israel Gonzalez cook for those in San Miguelito's San Jose parish and nearby areas. Caritas estimates more than 6,000 families lack money or food in the archdiocese.
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Panama
Israel Gonzalez
San Jose
San Miguelito
Manuel Antonio Noriega
Noriega
Gonzalez
Caritas
Francisco Verar
San Jose Church
Laureano Duran
Jury clears woman in two counts after downtown scuffle
Laura Jones was found innocent by a Elyria Municipal Court jury on resisting arrest and disorderly conduct stemming from a September incident in a Burger King lot. She was fined 100 dollars for failure to disperse while a separate minor charge was decided by the judge. Jones plans to push for a city citizens review panel on police conduct.
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Elyria Municipal Court
Laura Jones
Jones
Emerson Court
George H. Ferguson
Burger King
Keys
Citizens’ Review Board
Ken Lieux
Lieux
Stanley Tolliver
Third judge named for Piazza murder trial panel
Retired Common Pleas Judge Lyle Castle of Batavia was added to a three judge panel for the aggravated murder trial of Raymond E. Davis. Davis, 60, of Chicago, is charged with two counts with death penalty specifications in the 1983 slayings of Charles Piazza and Edith Schneider in Elyria.
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Elyria
Common Pleas Court
Lyle Castle
Batavia
Lorain County
Raymond E. Davis Castle
Ohio Supreme Court
Davis
Chicago
Charles Piazza
Edith Schneider
Henry T. Webber
Lorain County Common Pleas Court
Piazza
Daniel R. Krebs
Schneider
Lorain extortion probe report turned in to prosecutor
Lorain County Sheriff’s Department has filed a report on the extortion probe involving Lorain safety forces. Prosecutor Gregory White will review the material, with a March 30 hearing set on a motion for a special prosecutor.
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Sheriff’s
Lorain
Lorain County
Gregory White
Jack Bradley
Lorain County Common Pleas
Joseph Cirigliano
James Young
Oprah and Phil pick them showbiz bets
Page B-7 highlights Oprah Winfrey and Phil Collins weighing picks on entertainment bets and trends. The column teases forecasted outcomes and personal takes, showcasing their style and influence in media.
Elyria Approves Park Renovation Plans With EG&G
Elyria City Council approved a proposal to hire Akron based EG&G Inc to design plans for park renovation costing up to 14741 dollars. The project estimated at 79000 dollars includes concrete sidewalk repairs landscaping electrical work and fountain wall renovations with brick replacement around the fountain. Mayor Keys to seek bids for final construction after plan completion.
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Michael Keys
Weather outlook: Showery chance with variable clouds
The forecast calls for outside tonight with variable cloudiness and a slight shower chance. Lows near 40 with a 30 percent rain probability. Wednesday will feature variable cloudiness and a continued chance of rain.
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