Ohio Senate balks at Bitburg cemetery cut from Reagan trip
The Ohio Senate approved a resolution urging a reassessment of President Reagan’s Germany itinerary but rejected a Democratic push to demand cancellation of the Bitburg cemetery visit. The 30-3 vote leaves the plan non specific while sending the measure to the House. Separately, a 29-4 vote sent to the House a bill requiring consecutive prison terms for repeat rapists and other serious offenders, tightening current concurrent-sentence practice.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
Germany
Bitburg
Reagan
West Germany
Stanley Aronoff
Cincinnati
Aronoff
Fisher
House
Parking and street repairs dominate Lorain 1st Ward race
Lorain 1st Ward voters face a November City Council match between Democrat incumbent G Daniel Metelsky and Republican Raymond P Ebinger. Both are unopposed in the primary. Metelsky cites decaying infrastructure and parking in the central business district, while Ebinger highlights winter sidewalk snow removal and potholes on Colorado Avenue as key issues. He pledges to cooperate with departments and residents to fix the problems.
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Lorain
Broadway
1St Ward
G. Daniel Metelsky
Raymond P. Ebinger
Metelsky
Crehore St
Central Business District
Seventh Street
Lorain High
Bowling Green State University
Ebinger
Colorado Avenue
Missouri Ave
Moelk Sales
Elyria
Lorain St. Mary High School
Spooned Institute
Midland
Mich
Eaton residents oppose private jail near Grafton Prison Farm
More than 40 Eaton Township residents at a zoning hearing urged against rezoning 48 acres off Route 83 from light industrial to commercial for a Corinthian Corp 3.5 million 100‑bed minimum security facility. Critics warned of added jail beds near oil tanks and potential costs to taxpayers while officials noted state plans to expand the nearby Grafton Prison Farm.
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Eaton Twp
Grafton
Eaton Zoning Board
Corinthian
Scott Rogerson
Rogerson
Bell
Standard Oil
Judge approves Baldwin United Corp settlement
A federal judge in New York approved a 140 million settlement between 18 brokerage firms and about 100,000 Baldwin United annuity holders. The deal ends class actions by many, while 24,000 customers of nonjoining firms pursue separate suits. The plan could broaden with an enhancement fund aiming to return promised yields and recoveries by late 1987.
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New York
Baldwin-United Corp
U.S
Charles L. Brieant Jr
Baldwin
Baldwin United
Brieant
U.S. District Court
Manhattan
Baldwin- United
Mother of deputy shooting victim seeks answers
Elyria mother Genevieve Saley questions why sheriff's deputy Christopher Sams shot her son Michael Findon after a 9 40 p m stop for a suspected marijuana cigarette. Findon, airlifted in serious condition, allegedly fled and reached toward a pocket. Officials say Findon resisted a frisk. witnesses describe the confrontation on Grafton Road near Fuller. The sheriff's department awaits Findon's account while tests on drugs and alcohol are reviewed for possible grand jury action.
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Elyria
Michael Findon
Grafton Road
Genevieve Saley
Michael
Findon
Christopher Sams
Sams
Pioneer Lounge
Grafton
Fuller Roads
Sheriff's Department
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Pop
Saley
Joshua
Pennsylvania
Sheriffs Department
Genevieve
Steve Saley
Keesnight
Johaenney
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Associated Press
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Lee Fisher
Cleveland
Linn Grossman
C-T
C. Daniel Metelsky
Lauper
Cyndi Lauper
Roddy Piper
Piper
Helk Hogan
Mr. T
Bob Orton
Susan Goforth
Corinthian Corp. of
Berea
Joe Bell
Lorain County
Baldwin -United Corp
Kent
Peter Brann
Maine
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Lefty
Steve
Mrs. Saley
John Haynes
Ralph Gale
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