Elyria West Side Sewer Project Seeks Federal Funds
The Elyria interceptor sewer project valued near 22.7 million dollars ranks 19th on Ohio EPA 1986 and 1987 priority lists. A 12.4 million federal grant may be available despite higher ranked projects. The seven phase plan runs six blocks from Gulf Road to West River Road, with completion required by 1992 under a settlement with the U.S. EPA.
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Elyria
Ohio
Mental Protection Agency
EPA
U.S. Epa
Gulf Road
South Corporation Line
West River Road
Lonny Shippy
Libya Expels 36 Western Diplomats in Retaliation
Libyan radio announced the expulsion of 36 diplomats from seven Western European nations including Italy West Germany France the Netherlands Spain Belgium and Denmark. The move cited oppressive measures with no deadline set for departure.
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London
Libya Today
Statetun Radio
Italy
West
Germany
France
Netherlands
Spain
Belgium
Denmark
Libya
European states expel Libyan diplomats under US pressure
Oppressive moves by European states, urged by the United States, led to the expulsion of 36 Libyan diplomats. The 12 nation Common Market tightened Libyan ties, reduced Libyan staff, and curbed butter sales after an April bombing in West Berlin and a US raid in Libya. Greece and Britain were not mentioned in the broadcast.
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United States of America
People’s Bureau For Foreign Liaison
European Community
Common Market
Europe
Libya
U.S
United States
West Berlin
Greece
Britain
London
Blame diverted water for high Great Lakes levels says expert
Lorain County bridge superintendent Don Myers testifies in Washington before a congressional committee that man made diversions from Lake Superior to raise levels in Lake Erie and other lakes caused the abnormal high water. He notes 1972 parallels and cites specific diversions including Ogaki River and Long Lac projects and the Detroit Livingston Channel deepening.
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Great Lakes
Lake Superior
Don Myers
Lorain County
International Joint Commission
U.S. Corps of Engineers
Canada
Myers
Washington, D. C
Charles A. Mosher
Corps
Lake
Ogaki
James Bay
Long Lac
Kenogami River
U S Engineer disputes lake high water cause
William Erdle of the Army Corps of Engineers rejects local claims that man made the Great Lakes flood. He blames extended heavy precipitation over 18 years and details diversions from Hudson Bay through Okogi and Long Lac, Chicago Ship Canal, and Welland Canal, noting net effects on Lake Erie and other lakes.
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Army Corps of Engineers
Great Lakes
William Erdle
U.S
Erdle
Hudson Bay
Okogi River
Long Lac
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