Bara bill promises aid to burned investors
Elyria lawmakers aim to aid elderly investors burned by Robert Glover’s Western Reserve Mortgage Corp. Bara frames the bill as fixing a three year statute limit that bars recovery for many bonds from 1978. With 80 plus Lorain County lawsuits pending, the measure seeks trespass to court within three years after bond maturity.
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Elyria
Robert Glover
Western Reserve Mortgage Corp
John V. Bara
Ohio General Assembly
Bara
D-Elyria
Glover
Lorain County Common Pleas Court
Glover and
Western Reserve
Attorneys challenge lineup ID in Elyria rape case
In Elyria, lawyers for 19 year old Jack W. Patton Jr. contest the Jan. 30 lineup identification of their client by a 16 year old victim. The hearing questioned due process and potential mistaken identity, noting initial mug shot ID attempts and the lineup procedure at the county jail.
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Elyria
Jack W. Patton Jr
Wilbur St
Patton
Elyria West High School
Lorain County
Michael Atkins
St. Marie
Atkins
Jack Patton
City Crackdown Narrows Unpaid Ticket List With Towings
The city towed and impounded four cars as part of a crackdown on unpaid tickets. By Friday afternoon 11 of 22 owners with two or more unpaid tickets had paid. Three owners paid and retrieved their cars. one posted bond and will face a municipal court referee Monday. Ten remain unpaid. Lorain County’s Webber joins Ohio Supreme Court advisory panel on child support enforcement toward broader, tougher measures.
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Ohio Supreme Court
Frank Celebrezze
Ohio Senate
Neal Zimmers
Dayton
Webber
Derby Day Pup Derby at East Carlisle School
Elyria Cab Scouts Pack 134 racers boosted speed at the derby held Friday at East Carlisle School. Chad Becker, whose race impressed onlookers, is pictured with proud parents Mr and Mrs Bernard Becker of 55 Meadow Brook Road. photo credit C-T photographer Bernie Noble.
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Elyria Cab Scouts
East Carlisle School
Chad Becker
Bernard Becker
Meadowbrook Road
Bernie Noble
Slow start predicted for Great Lakes shipping season
The Great Lakes shipping season opens Monday with a predicted slow start. Glen G. Nekrasil, communications director for the Lake Carriers' Association, says 61 of 104 vessels are outfitted for 1985, down from 64 last year due to slow steel manufacturing and lower coal shipments. Iron ore makes up about half of cargo. the Cleveland-based group covers 15 of 16 fleets.
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Cleveland
Great Lakes
Lake Carriers’ Association
Glen G. Nekrasil
Association
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Richard Celeste
Cleveland City Club
S&l
By Scott Stephens
Phoenix
J. Marie
Mike Medders
Medders
Joseph Cirigliano
Joe Klinec
Henry T. Webber
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