Berea mayor and council clash over department head salaries
The Berea mayor Jacek Kafer and councilman Paul Mifsud spar over a proposed freeze on department head salaries as part of 1980 appropriations. They warn of polarization, while others discuss longer step increases, overtime controls, and a target general fund balance of 450000 with debt-cost reductions of 250000.
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Berea
Jacek
Kafer
Paul Mifsud
Council
Mifsud
John Hauff
Filing deadline past sheriff race hottest in Erie County primary
Erie County voters face a hot Democratic sheriff primary as Sheriff Harold Gladwell defends a third term against John Magnuson and John Meredith. The June 3 primary narrows 25 candidates across 11 offices. Magnuson and Meredith once served with the sheriff's department, while Gladwell seeks renomination amid a crowded field and broader county contests.
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Erie County
David Knox
Sandusky
Harold Gladwell
Gladwell
John Magnuson
Vermilion
John R. Meredith
Magnuson
Sheriff's Department
Erie County Adult Probation Department
Meredith
Allan B. Rngney
C. Gary Butler
Mary Ann Sloan
Perkins Township
Hal Gerald
Mary Eloise Evans
Jim E. Lenthe
Huron
Evans
Lenthe
George C. Steineman
John F. Kirwan
Seamanship class offered in Lorain
The U S Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 9 4 Lorain will conduct a two boat ing skills and seamanship course beginning Tuesday at Lorain Community Hospital. The classes run every Tuesday for 13 weeks starting at 7 30 p m. For information contact August Black man Vermilion 967 5528 Ed Larsen Amherst 988 2516 or Larry Reining Gar ton 4584495.
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U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla
Lorain
Lorain Community Hospital
August Blackman
Vermilion
Ed Larsen
Amherst
Larry Reining
Grafton
Park district hosts African Safari night on eclipse
Lorain County Metropolitan Park District presents an African Safari tonight at 7 30 at the Outdoor Education Center on State Route 20 southwest of Elyria A slide program by Black River Astronomical Society members features this year’s total solar eclipse Tickets or additional information via Park District Office 126 Second St 322 7800
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Lorain County Metropolitan Park District
State Route 20
Elyria
The
Black River Astronomical Society
Africa
Park District
Second St
Medina County primary contenders for sheriff and more
KKK chief Dale Reusch seeks the Democratic nomination for Medina County sheriff to challenge incumbent L. John Ribar in the June 3 primary. Other races include county commissioner seats with candidates Charles M. O Malley Sterling G. Sechrist Walter Hay. prosecutor Gregory Happ unopposed in June. Several judicial and county offices also feature Democratic and Republican contenders with November opponents identified.
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Alvin J. Waith
Sandusky
Starr Truscott
Birmingham
Judith P. Stewart
Huron City
John C. Scherer
Kenneth G. Dietrich
Collette A. Crouch
Randolph C. Rhode
Perkins Township
Common Pleas
James L. McCrystal
John A. Pfefferle
Joseph A. Bruder
Kenneth A. Polta
Medina
Medina County
L. John Ribar
Dale R. Reusch
Klu Klux Klan
Arnold F. Siegfried
Ribar
Neil Gray
Wadsworth
Reusch
Brunswick
Charles M. O'Malley
Charles F. Clark
Sterling G. Sechrist
Walter Hay
Franklin C. Tibbits
Robert A. Hale
Mark Whitfield
Steven T. Lindsey
Gary Ransdell
Chippewa Lake
Richard J. Boing
Patrick Shannahan
Gregory W. Happ
Arthur F. Joreski
Roger R. Ingraham
Control of company run service stations debated in Ohio
State Senator Ronald Nabakowski pushes S B 345 to force major oil refiners to divest Ohio retail operations by 1982. He cites a drop in independent stations and shows company owned outlets control pricing rents and supplies, reducing competition and concentration of power.
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Ronald L. Nabakowski
D-Lorain
State Senate
Ohio
Nabakowski
SOHIO
Marathon
Toledo
Lis
Union 76
Nahakowski
Parker: Balance budget or face city worker layoffs
LORAIN Mayor William Parker warned that unless the city can balance the general fund budget, workers in building street and sanitation departments will be laid off after April 1. He urged routing 83.73 percent of income tax to the general fund and 16.27 percent to capital improvements, up from 75-25.
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Parker
Lorain
William Parker
Woodrow Mathna
Paul Pincura
Northeast Ohio Areawide Coordinating Agency
Community Development Department
Lorain Hospital Follies Auditions Set For April 8
Auditions for the 1980 Lorain Community Hospital Auxiliary Follies April in Paris run 7 30 to 10 p m on April 8 at the Italian American Veterans Post 1 4569 Oberlin Ave A New York director from Jerome F Cargill Productions will cast the show Refreshments and a bar will be available Proceeds benefit the hospital Performances are April 25 to 27 at the Lorain Palace Civic Center For ticketing contact a hospital volunteer at 282 9121 extension 3036 Charlotte Zakowski is talent chairperson
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Lorain
Lorain Community Hospital
Paris
Oberlin Ave
New York
Jerome F. Cargill Productions
Charlotte Zakowski
Lorain Palace Civic Center
Local residents listed in wartime employment court filing
A roster of individuals with ages and occupations appears, linked to various Lorain Avon and North Olmsted addresses. The list includes computer operator, gypsum worker, tool and die maker, waitress, butcher, clerk, track man, dietary worker, air traffic controller, mason tender, waitress, auto worker, and laborer. Names include John T Knighton Francine Tepley Norman Green Audrey Roush David Rose Janis Albert Richard Frederick Katherine Yeager Henry McNally Jr Christine Boisvenue Julio Santiago Jr Luz Vazquez Richard Perkins Cynthia Livanee Richard Kneisel Tracy Celaschi David Kistner Elsie Sherrill Michael Tursivile Pamela Nestor. The record groups pairs by residence and occupation.
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John T. Knighton
Golfway Trail
Francine R. Tepley
Norman O. Green
Farr Ave
Lorain
Audrey M. Roush
Adams St
David A. Rose
Parkwood Ave
Avon Lake
Janis E. Albert
Moore Rd
Avon
Richard M. Frederick
Joseph Cr
Katherine M. Yeager
Avon Belden
North Ridgeville
Henry McNally Jdr
Brunswick Dr
U.S. Navy
Christine L. Boisvenue
Julio Santiago Jr
Cooper Foster Park Ru
Luz A. Vazquez
Richard E. Perkins
Bennett
Cynthia J. Livanee
Columbia Rd
North Olmsted
Richard D. Kneisel
Jerusalem Rd
Mason Tender
Tracy L. Celaschi
Baumhart Rd
Amherst
David A. Kist
Kidron Auction Sells Large Spring Livestock Run
Large spring livestock sale at Kidron Auction saw weaker hogs and feeder pigs, calf demand down, beef cattle near steady, and sheep and goats up with spring lambs in demand for Easter. Dairy cattle heavy consignments led by service bulls. top service bull at $800. Next sale starts 10:80 a.m. with two small herds and 18 heifers.
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Navnonhere
Kidron
Weather Forecast: Northwest Winds and Clear Skies
Northwest winds 15 to 20 knots tonight with a clear sky. Seas three to five feet, building slightly with swell. Small craft advisories may be posted for rough conditions.
Northeast storms lash region as South floods worsen
United Press International reports severe weather sweeping the Northeast with high winds downing power lines and delaying travel. In New York City sixty World Trade Center elevator riders were stranded, rescued as towers swayed and caused halted high speed cars.
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World Trade Center
Tennessee
B.C
Doc” Anderson
Chattanooga
New York State
Vermont
New Hampshire
Maine
Westlake Hearing and Speech Clinic Opens
Westlake Hearing and Speech Clinic opens at 26404 Center Ridge Road offering diagnostic and therapeutic services in speech pathology and audiology for children. Led by Susan L. Kall and Thomas R. Brown, call 835-4818 for details. Hills Stores to distribute People Protector fire safety stickers April 21–26 to alert firemen in emergencies.
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Westlake
Center Ridge Road
Susan L. Kall
Thomas R. Brown
Hills
Hills Department
Prudential Insurance Co
National Tonight Weather Summary Preview
Rain or showers are expected over the Pacific Northwest and central Plains. Snow or snow flurries will fall in the Mid Rockies and upper Mississippi Valley. Elsewhere, generally fair weather prevails.
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Pacific Northwest
Central Plains
Mid Rockies
Mississippi Valley
Ohio Weather Tonight Then Cloudy Sunday
The forecast calls for a clear and cold night with lows from 26 to 30 degrees. Sunday will bring increasing cloudiness with high temperatures in the mid 40s to mid 50s.
Weather outlook for early week
A forecast calls for a chance of rain or snow Monday and Tuesday with fair weather Wednesday. Highs range 45 to 65, and overnight lows dip from the upper 20s to mid 30s across the period.
Columbia OKs teacher contract with raises and benefits
The Columbia Board of Education ratified a three year contract with the Columbia Local Education Association giving teachers 8 percent salary raises in year one, 6.5 percent in year two, and 7.12 percent in year three. Beginning salaries rise to 11,125 in 1980 81 and reach 12,700 by 1982 83 while top scale pay for a master degree veteran hits 22,606 in year three. Life and dental insurance also increase. negotiations will start with the Columbia Chapter of Ohio Public School Employees Union for classified staff.
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Columbia
Columbia Local Education Association
Columbia Board of Education
Columbia Chapter
Ohio Public School
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