Party Lines Seeks Judge Ruling On Water Meter Repairs
Elyria Small Claims Court referee Howard Saddler sues city officials for at least 52 dollars he paid for two water meter repairs after a winter breakdown. His case will be heard May 30 by Municipal Court Judge James P. Horn as he seeks relief through the courts. The column also notes residents can request city guidance for pool fills and highlights wage talks with city employees and a NTU study on congressional spending.
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City Hall
Howard Saddler
Saddler
Elyria Small Claims Court
James P. Horn
Foster Avenue
Arnold Tollett
Ward 2
Elyria
Tollett
Elyria Pools, Inc
Lloyd Kinney
Utilities Department
Sue Grace
David L. Daley
Daley
Vermilion Municipal Court
Three Elyria Drug Raids Lead to Multiple Arrests
MEG agents and Elyria police raided two apartments at 595 S Abbe Rd arresting three adults and detaining eight juveniles during a three month MEG probe. About three pounds of marijuana and $1,000 in cash were seized. A 3-year-old answered the door handing bags to customers. Three adults were charged with trafficking in marijuana. one carried a concealed weapon.
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Metropolitan Enforcement Group
Elyria
S. Abbe Rd
MEG
Archie Colleen Tinney
Apt
G- 7
Joseph J. Hargreaves
Murray Ridge Rd
Hargreaves
Miss Tinney
Roger Case
Abbe Rd
Lorain County
Grand
Sheffield Lake
Anthony Montenaro
East Dr
Rhodes State Auditor investigates DOT petition work for Rhodes
The Chroncile Telegram reports state employees allegedly circulated nominating petitions for Gov James A Rhodes while on state time. Investigators seek pay recovery from involved staff after a statewide distribution in 12 districts. Officials say laws bar classified employees from political activity and multiple DOT officials testify about meetings and transport of petitions.
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Thomas E. Ferguson
Department of Transportation
James A Rhodes
Chroniele-Telegram
Akron
Rhodes
DOT
Chronicle-Telegram
Ferguson
Glenn B Cameron
Wayne County
Wooster
Ashland
Cameron
Secretary of State
Curtis Andrews
Columbus
Progress in Lorain firemen strike moves toward settlement
Negotiators for Lorain firemen and the city spanned over 18 hours in talks with federal mediator John Buettner and city officials. The dispute centers on a salary increase after firefighters rejected a 4 percent offer while police received a $500 raise to start at $13,464. Judge Mikus ordered 77 of 104 strikers to show cause why they should not be held in contempt for defying a back to work order.
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Lorain
Stephan Bansek
Bansek
John Buettner
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Richard Koba
James Kallis
Kallis
Kuba
Lorain County Common Pleas Court
Paul Mikus
Mikus
Cross-age tutors aid Brush first graders
Fourth grade students at Brush Elementary provide half hour daily tutoring to first graders, improving reading and math skills. The program, run by Annette Wenzel and Ruth Sklenar, uses carefully matched tutor pairs, many with strong reading ability, to boost confidence and achievement, with measurable gains by year end.
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Grafton
Annette Wenzel
Brush Elementary
Brush
Ruth Sklenar
Sklenar
Wenzel
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