White seeks parole review over Gotsis release shock
Lorain County Prosecutor Gregory White said he will ask the Ohio Adult Parole Authority to reconsider the shock parole decision for Dr. George Gotsis, a Lorain doctor serving 5 to 25 years for nine counts of illegally filling prescriptions. He may be paroled on or after July 2 after serving less than a year. White called the plan wrong and vowed to file motions. Local residents and former patients voiced support, calling it a godsend for South Lorain’s Hispanic and Black communities who felt underserved. The Medical Board will decide whether Gotsis may practice after parole. hearings have been paused amid the criminal case guidance from federal agencies. The February 1983 court actions and the Ohio Supreme Court ruling on Gotsis’ conviction are noted.
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Elyria — County
Gregory White
Ohio Adult Parole Authority
George Gotsis
Gotsis
Lorain
White
Pashkevich
Gots
Ota Medical Board
Gotsiy
Tus
Jackson leaps to new heights in Rainbow Coalition bid
In Baldwin Wallace College Upsprung Gym Jackson rallied in Cleveland area before Ohio's primary calling for a Rainbow Coalition of Americans seeking a new political direction. He urged arms control, defense budget cuts, and jobs and education programs, saying the Democratic Party must unite with youth.
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Jackson
Rainbow Coalition
Reagan
Europe
Ed Jackson
America
Questins
Democratic Party
Rainbow
White lawyer accuses Coalition of racism at Jackson rally
Blair Hodgman a white lawyer and Sierra Club vice chair says she was dropped as a Baldwin Wallace College rally speaker for Jackson because she is white. Jackson defends Rainbow Coalition values and offers private meeting and Toledo appearance. Hodgman continues to speak to reporters asserting race-based demotion is possible.
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Jesse Jackson
Cleveland City Council
George Forbes
Baldwin-Wallace College
C-T
Gus Chan
Berea
Shaker Heights
Carly
Blair E Hodgman
Jackson
Baldwin-Wallace
Rainbow Coalition
Ms. Hodgman
Hodgman
Toledo
Com
the Presiden
Ohio
Northeastern Ohio
The
Sierra Club
B-W
Lorain Man Shot Dead On Broadway Near E 26th Street
Lorain police investigate the death of 41 year old Juan Diaz found with a gunshot wound to the head on a tree lawn near Broadway and West 28th Street. Diaz died later at St. Joseph Hospital. Detectives have few leads and no suspects. The coroner says the wound caused his death. Diaz was divorced and a father of three. his friend who found him transported him to hospital with the driver. Funeral arrangements will be handled by John R. Devin Funeral Home.
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Lorain
Broadway
E. 26Th Street
Juan Diaz
E. 28Th St
St. Joseph Hospital
William Kishman
Diaz
West 28Th Street
Edwards
John R. Devin
Ridgeville council OKs park director selection
The Ridgeville City Council confirmed John Hines as the new full time park director, choosing him from 104 applicants. Hines, 34, previously supervised Elyria's recreation program and will start May 21 with a $19,000 salary plus $4,180 in benefits. He holds an AA from Lorain County Community College and a BA in recreation administration from Kent State University.
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North Ridgeville
Parks and Recreation Department
John Hines
Elyria
Parks Department
Hines
Park and Recreation Board
Park Board
Gary Thompson
Council
Recreation Department
Florida
Lorain County Community College
Kent State University
Floyd Peace
Ridgeville to Double City Council Pay Starting 1986
City Council moved toward doubling annual salaries from 3000 to 6000, effective January 1 1986, by a 4 3 vote. Opponents argued the increase was too large and should be smaller. the measure proceeds as an ordinance after committee report approval.
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North Ridgeville
Allen Swindig
D-2
Richard Glauner
Council
Rosemary Berg
Swindig
Glauner
City pay plan hikes take home pay for Elyria workers
Auditor Beverly Renner proposes a retirement contribution pick up allowing fire fighters patrolmen and teachers to defer 85 percent of gross wages for taxes until retirement. With 100 percent participation the plan boosts a patrolman’s take home by about 14 per paycheck and 363 yearly. City weighs referral to Finance Committee amid union contract delays. About 120 MAPLEWOOD students display independent projects from fourth to seventh grade, including a veterinary hospital model and oceanography display, in TALENT program.
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Elyria
Beverly Renner
Internal Revenue Service
Renner
Enty
Council
Richard Seward
Finance Committee
Maplewood
Orginal Educa
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George A’ Pashkevich
Gates
Math District Court of Appeals
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Ohio Supreme Court
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Cleveland
Gary Hart
Walter F. Mondale
Julie Thornton
Robert Edwards
Ridgeville Council
Oks Park
Ridgeville
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Mondale
Ted Mondale
Walter Mondale
Lorain County
Vic Stewart
Center
J. Leonard Camera
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