Council hires consultant for employees pay talks
The Vermilion City Council hired private consultant David L. Daley to assist wage negotiations with Police Fire and Service Department employees at a maximum cost of 10 000 dollars or 50 dollars per hour up to 200 hours The 7 to 4 vote followed a lengthy executive session amid budget concerns and questions about funds for pay hikes Several council members argued against the expense citing past experiences and the lack of budgeted funds The decision prompted discussion on whether the city team could negotiate without outside help and who would lead the effort in Bergman Scott and other officials Also referenced were petitions and complaints about local nuisances and the Sun game room with Mayor Bowman stating enforcement options lie with the solicitor’s office
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Council
Vermilion Municipal
David L. Daley
Daley
Elyria
Seward
Richard J. Bergman
Bergman
Safety-Service
Lyle C. Scott
Council sells renewal sites for $168 815
Four urban renewal parcels across Malcolm Manor and Chestnut Elm Streets were sold by Elyria city council for 168 815 with plans for new adult workshop professional building retail outlet and medical center. Purchases include Lorain County Insurance and Financial Services and Little Joe’s Electric Co. A bid for a 13 acre Chestnut Elm site is under appraisal as talks with the U S Postal Service and Dr Raymundo de la Pena continue.
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Malcolm Manor
Chestnut-Elm Streets
Council
Ted Duchin
City Real Estate
Neuter Court
Lake Avenue
County Mental Retardation (169) Board
Cleveland Street
Perry Court
Lyle B. Reichert
East Bridge
Little Joe’s Electric Co
Lorain County Insurance and Financial Services, Inc
U 8
Postal Service
Elyria
Raymundo de la Pena
Chestnut-Elm
Larry E. Coey
Community Development Committee
First National Bank of Elyria
Charles Clark
Clark
Coey
Duchin
de la Pena
Norm Failing
Chestnut-Elm Street
Failing
Breeding Dance Aims to Incubate At Baraboo Crane Farm
Ornithologist Dr George Archibald begins the annual mating display with Tex a tame 11 year old Whooping Crane at the International Crane Foundation Baraboo Wisconsin He performs knee bends and wing extensions to stimulate egg production and later inseminates Tex with sperm from two male cranes An egg laid last Thursday is believed fertile.
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George Archiald
Tex
International Crane Foundation
Baraboo
Wisc
Archibald
ICF
Elyria YMCA names Robert L Fortune executive director
Robert L Fortune 41 senior program director of the Elyria YMCA has been named executive director replacing Russell Gleason who will stay part time as director of financial development for the new Washington Avenue building project Board president Roy A West announced Fortune who began Monday has spent 16 years with the YMCA and holds a Baldwin Wallace College BA in physical education He plans to expand community outreach including North Ridgeville and Oberlin and to grow cardio vascular programs while pursuing more youth sports involvement with Norma Fortune they have four children and reside at 141 Notre Dame Circle.
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Robert L. Fortune
Elyria
Fortune
YMCA
North Ridgeville
Oberlin
Baldwin-Wallace College
Cable Cut Halts Service for Elyria Co Areas
About 300 Elyria Telephone Co customers in Grafton North Eaton and Columbia Station lost service overnight after an underground cable was partially severed by an auger on East River Street. Crews worked from 2:15 p.m. Monday and hoped to restore by noon today. Radio stations WEOL and WBEA FM went off air for about 40 minutes. signals were restored via an alternate path with reduced power.
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Elyria Telephone Co
Grafton
North Eaton
Columbia Station
East River Street
Fuller Road
WEOL
Wbea-Fm
Eaton Township
Paul Nakel
Elyria
Ohio approves Cleveland school aid with levy looming
Ohio's Controlling Board approved 30.8 million dollars in 1978 state aid for Cleveland schools to finish the year, warning that if voters do not pass a 9.9 mill property tax levy on June 6, the district cannot reopen in September. The board added 9.3 million to cover May payroll and bills under strict controls, while Republicans criticized the process and accused the Rhodes administration of pushing a political solution.
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Columbus
UPI
State of
Ohio
Cleveland
Planaria memory research by South Amherst student
Lisa Carrier, a South Amherst High School sophomore, trains planaria to test memory transfer. Her work includes light shocks, maze navigation, and feeding trained worms to untrained ones, with memory passing through regeneration and generation.
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South Amherst
Lisa Carrier
South Amherst High School
Lisa
Elyria
Nick Carrier
Ashland
John Fatio
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Leo Bullocks
Charles O. Fair
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Rothgery
Bullocks
Klimcrak
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Middle Avenue
Oberlin Road
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Winckles Street
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Pontius Pilate
Chronicle-Telegram
Sevys
National Gymnastics Committee
Downtown Kiwanis Club
Fields Methodist Church
Norma
Dale
Tarry
Mark
Peggy
Notre Dame Circle
By Leon Rubin
Full General Assembly
Robert F. Howarth Jr
James A. Rhodes
W. Bennett Rose
R-Lima
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