Fed aid to Ohio S and Ls signals limited impact on money supply
The Fed offers liquidity to reopen Ohio savings and loans after Gov. Celeste shut 70 institutions amid a deposit run. Officials say the help will likely barely affect the national money supply, with open market actions or collateral-backed discount window loans as alternatives for liquidity.
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Cleveland
Federal Reserve
Ohio Savings and Loans
Federal Reserve Bank of
Martin Abrams
Richard Celeste
Ohio Deposit Guarantee Fund
Abrams
Kubarych
Ohio
Fed
Home State Savings Bank
Cincinnati
Treasury
Checks reissued as on hold ODGF savings banks reopen
The Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland says checks drawn on 70 ODGF thrifts will be returned as cannot be presented until reopening allows processing. Banks will decide whether to return or hold items, with store owners likely holding customer checks until Fed handling resumes. Smaller banks may reopen soon, limiting outstanding checks.
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Paul A. Volcker
National Association of Cattlemen
Washington
Cleveland
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
Federal Reserve Bank
Martin Abrams
Cincin
Abrams
Banc One Corp
Columbus
Russell
John C Mahaney
Ohio Council of Retail Merchants
Rocky River to offer new athletic programs
The Rocky River Recreation Department and School Board announce new athletic programs. A $10 picnic equipment package includes badminton, softball, bats, balls, and volleyball nets for youngsters. Girls basketball for grades nine to 12 runs Mondays and Wednesdays. Coed softball for high schoolers offered this summer. Wrestling camp at Rocky River High June 17 to 23 led by Dale Hlabin. High school pool hours for junior high Fridays 8:30 to 10 pm and high school Thursdays 8:30 to 10 pm in summer.
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Rocky River
Rocky River Recreation Department
Rocky River School Board
Rocky River High School
Dale Hlabin
Clevelander arraigned in skate rink rape case
A Cleveland man, Mark Bass, 18, was arraigned in Berea Municipal Court on a charge of raping a 15-year-old girl on March 8 in a parking lot behind Skateland Boller Rink. His case was bound over to the Cuyahoga County Grand Jury. he denies the accusation.
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Berea
Cleveland
Brook Park
Mark Bass
Hough Ave
James F. Hennessey
Cuyahoga County
Stanley Tolliver
Bass
Hennessey
George Monchak
Skateland Boller Rink
Brookpark Road
Principal to resign at Rocky River Junior High
Daryl L. Unnasch, principal of Rocky River Junior High School, will resign at the end of the 1985 school year for personal reasons. The school board will search for a replacement while also reappointing Phil Isaacs as special services administrator through 1988. The board accepted a $1,000 gift from Jess Beil of Bonne Bell Co to fund the Bell Invitational Track Meet on April 20.
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Rocky River Jr. High
Rocky River
Daryl L. Unnasch
Unnasch
Gordon £. Rodeen
Phil Isaacs
Isaacs
Jess Beil
Bonne Bell Co
Bell
Berea honors Berneice Smith with Grindstone Award
Berneice K. Smith received the 1984 Grindstone Award at the Berea Chamber of Commerce dinner. Her sons Ed and Will accepted on her behalf since she was in Dublin, Ireland with a theater group. The award honors civic spirit and community impact in Berea.
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Berea
Berneice K. Smith
Berea Chamber of Commerce
Bay Village to tighten rules on noisy West End Landscapers
Bay Village officials moved to send West End Landscapers Supply Co.'s conditional use permit to Planning Director John Swanson for study to curb dust and noise near the Bay Westlake line. The council noted prior court orders and city code violations as bases to regulate the operation and enforce controls.
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Westlake
Bay Village
Bay-Westlake
West End Landscaper's Supply Co
John Swanson
James Cowles
Swanson
Cowles
Anton Dostal
Albert Nugent
West End
Bernard Niehaus
Coyne Plans Appeal Over Brook Park Clerk Ruling
Brook Park Mayor Thomas Coyne said he will appeal a federal ruling that reinstated Sandra Stuart, a former city tax clerk, and awarded her 123000 in damages including 30000 compensatory, 50000 punitive, and 43000 back pay. The judge found Coyne and tax commissioner Henry Zdrojewski conspired to fire her for political reasons.
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U.S
George W. White
Coyne
Henry Zdrojewski
Ward 2
James Stuart
Sandra Stuart
White
Brook Park
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Daryl Unnasch
Berea’s
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League of Women Voters
American Association of Retired Persons
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Southwest General Hospital Board of Trustees
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