Population growth hits several Ohio cities in 1978 estimates
Ohio Department of Economic and Community Development reports Strongsville Brunswick and North Ridgeville among six fastest growing cities. Fairfield tops the state with 83 percent growth to 26,917. Lorain County shows Sheffield Lake Vermilion and others with varying gains while Euclidean towns face losses. Official 1980 figures to be released later by the census bureau.
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Showers Tonight With Mild Temperatures Forecast
A chance of showers tonight with a low in the mid 40s. Partly cloudy Wednesday with highs in the mid 60s. Winds west to northwest at 10 to 15 mph tonight. Details on Page A-7.
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Geraniums sale at St Marys Church after mass
A campus herb display features Betty Blair Tim Boylan Jim Schilens and Dick Pileski arranging geraniums from Schilens Greenhouse. Plants will be sold Saturday at St Marys Church after the 430 p m mass in a community fundraiser.
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Tim Boylan
Jim Schilens
Dick Pileski
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Elyria Catholic High School
Immaculate Conception Church
Grafton
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Keystone ends soap star ouster sparks board clash
LAGRANGE The ousting of soap actress Ruth Warrick from Keystone High School after she failed to sign in stirred a heated board meeting. Principal Craig said Superintendent Warner ordered her removal, though Warner denied it. Parents pressed for details as police escorted Warrick from the building.
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Barbara Zaporosky
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Warner
Auto jobs outlook gives Payne a pain
Thurman Payne, president of United Auto Workers Local 1250 at Ford Brook Park, says only substantial action by Congress and the Carter administration can save the American auto industry. He cites no energy policy, inflation fight, or import limits as the core issues and criticizes UAW leadership for not taking a harder line. He notes 13,500 union members at the Brook Park complex with many laid off and references a May rally and DC lobbying efforts with limited positive results.
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Brook Park Ford engine layoff wave expected says union chief
United Auto Workers Local 1250 president Thurman Payne says more Brook Park engine plant layoffs are likely soon. He notes over half the local membership is on temporary or indefinite layoff and cites a 3,800 idling last week with no work through June due to model changeovers.
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