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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1982

Page

5

Fund for poor utility relief runs dry after eight weeks

The $12 500 emergency fund in Lorain County quickly exhausted as needs outstripped resources. United Way seeks grants and gifts to restore aid. applicants were referred by social service agencies and churches and screened by COPE at Walter G Nord Community Mental Health Center.

United Way of Greater Lorain County Jo-Anne Ohms United Way COPE Walter G. Nord Judy Kaiser

Finishing touch aids emergency fund for bills and rent

The fund started March 15 with a $10,000 Stocker Foundation gift and $2,500 from United Way to cover utilities rent funeral medical and food costs. By Thursday total paid reached $12,345 with $500 more planned. Most disbursed went to overdue utility bills 84 percent to Ohio Edison and Columbia Gas of Ohio.

Stocker Foundation United Way Miss Ohms Ohio Edison Columbia Gas Ohio

18-Year-Olds Lose Beer Rights Under New Law

Students react to a state House bill raising the drinking age to 19 and abolishing 3.2 beer. 18-year-olds fear loss of access, while tavern owners warn of reduced business as shops adapt to high power beer rules and new permitting.

Shelley Isom Oberlin State House of Representatives Gor. Rhodes Pam Palfy Winthrop Jeff Sayers Route 58 David Coons Bob Mazzeo Zephyr Grill John Dixon Johnny Dixon's Dixon Dick Shupp Big Dick’s Shupp Mazzeo Charlie Palmer Louis Rotano Convenient Food Mart

Lorain County deputies vote to unionize amid celebration

Lorain County Sheriffs deputies and corrections officers approved union representation by 55 to 25 after an eightieth of eligible employees cast ballots in a nine hour vote monitored by the American Arbitration Association. The Lorain County Deputies Association will negotiate contracts and represent a broad workforce including nurses and cooks. Robert Hammond led the union drive, saying the goal is to raise morale and productivity for the public and department. Sheriff James A. Mertz expressed disappointment that employees chose a recognized union over another option.

Karen Balmer C-T Lorain County Robert Hammond American Arbitration Association Henry Zieba Robert Murphy Association David Noll Miriam Rivera

Steinbrenner meets AmShip unions over Lorain yard fate

Lorain American Shipbuilding workers await answers as James Unger of Boilermakers Local 358 reports a positive meeting with George Steinbrenner. A follow up is planned in 10 days while options for the yard include closing, repair operations, or upgrading. previous hopes for large recalls have not materialized amid ongoing layoffs.

Lorain American Shipbuilding Co James Unger Boilermakers Local 358 AmShip Board George Steinbrenner Steinbrenner Unger Union

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