Last-minute steel talks loom as quotas near expiry
Washington reports last-hour talks between the United States and 37 nations to salvage a global steel trade pact before import quotas lapse. Domestic firms fear flood of cheap foreign steel after Wednesday, with about 200 trade complaints planned and congressional bills to extend voluntary restraints.
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Washington
United States
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U.S
George Manos
USS/Kobe Steel Co
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Manos
USS/Kobe
Latin American officials tour Edgewater Plant on pollution tech
Ten Latin American officials from Argentina Bolivia Chile Ecuador Honduras Mexico Panama Uruguay and Venezuela toured Ohio Edison's Edgewater Plant to see two pollution control projects. Executives from Ohio Edison and Babcock & Wilcox explained sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxide reduction methods, including limestone injection and scrubbers, funded by multiple agencies and firms in a $47 million and $720 thousand package. The visit is part of a U SIA tour to balance environmental protection with development and includes meetings with local and regional agencies.
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Ohio Edison
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Uruguay
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U.S. Information Agency
LaGrange plans mix of condos sports complex and public buildings
Village talks on zoning and a tentative public opinion driven development include a sports complex similar to Community Park and a business complex with a possible new library post office and fire station. Condos would target middle and upper incomes while the Loperwood Estates Subdivision No 5 adds 15 homes costing 120000 to 150000.
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Wellington
Donna Stewart
LaGrange
Jody Zalka
Sewers plan shifts cash to enforcement and expansion
The mayor stated the city must spend about 600000 to hire personnel and buy equipment to enforce the downspout program, with expansion after the Eastern Heights district. Councilman Jack Baird criticized the decision, recalling a prior 24 million sewer plan and noting public input influenced the move. Utilities Chair Ken Burkhard supported the recommendation but warned about basement flooding and noted plugging overflows could trade one problem for another, risking calls to Ward 3 Councilwoman Maurita Ferguson as basements flood.
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Cleveland
Havens and
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Maurita Ferguson
Mall and Schools Fight Over Valuation of Local Stores
A dispute before the Ohio Board of Tax Appeals challenges May Co and Higbee's property valuations for tax abatement impacts. The district argues reductions would shift tax burden, while mall owner Elyria Joint Ventures and retailers seek lower values. Officials expect hearings over the summer.
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William Fullington
Elyria Joint Ventures
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Timothy Armstrong
Richard W. Hermes
Higbee’s
DeBartolo Corp
Youngstown
Elyria
Michael B. Keys
Cashon Fiomeas Roebuck
Jcpeney
Anderson returns after six and a half years in captivity
Family in Arden gathers December 3 at Ed Jones's home to learn of Terry Anderson's release. On December 4 a ceremony in front of Lorain City Hall honors his return as relatives plan to welcome him and invite him to lead the 1992 International Festival parade in June.
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Fly Ash Release at Avon Lake CEI Plant
A broken gas gasket in a silo at the Cleveland Electric Illuminating plant in Avon Lake caused fly ash to spew into the air around 10 a.m. The sooty material filled the plant and CEI transformer yard. the silo holds 30 to 40 tons of ash. Fire officials said the situation was under control by 11 a.m.
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Cleveland Electric Illuminating Plant
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Fire Department
Bar dispute leads to multiple arrests after street fight
Dawn Farr was charged with disorderly conduct and resisting arrest after she tried to block police arresting two men outside a bar. Simmons, a bartender, sustained a fractured arm and was charged with resisting arrest after stepping in. Other arrestees include Albert Farr and Terr Sumpter, both facing assault related charges. Simmons said the injury may require eight weeks off work and possible surgery.
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Terr. Sumpter
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