City workers walk out after council rejects pay rise demand
About 125 Elyria city employees walked out of last night’s council session after the council referred the 30 percent pay increase demand to the finance committee. The crowd then gathered in Ely Park where union leaders pressed for immediate action and warned of further consequences.
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Elyria
Ely Park
American Federation of State
Lodge 30 Fraternal Order of Police
International Association of Firefighters
Council
Finance Committee
Jack & Zaprans
FOP Lodge 40
Zagrans
Lawrence Krugman
Firefighters Local 474
Ohio
Harbert
Tony Saliri
Municipal Employes Union
Rules of Council
Krueck
FOP Lodge 30
Harrld van Jones
Krugman
Saliri
Service
Ridgeville council to tackle city drainage after record rains
North Ridgeville faced 5.1 inches of rain this month causing widespread flooding. City officials plan a committee of the whole meeting to begin a drainage program, targeting Barton Lear Nagle and Bainbridge roads with larger sewers and catch basins.
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Ridgeville Council
North Ridgeville
Richard Noll
Barton Road
Barton
Lear Nagle
Bainbridge Roads
Willam Winterfield
D-2
Council
Alex Kanareff
County ends floods as schools reopen after rain
Rain ceased yesterday and floodwaters receded allowing Keystone and Lake Ridge Academy to reopen. All county roads are open though Butternut Ridge Road remained under repair with 150 feet of cracked pavement being fixed. Residents began clearing debris from basements yards and low lying areas.
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Hugh
Keystone
Lake Ridge Academy
North Ridgeville
Rain County
Butternut Ridge Road
Carlisle Township
Vermilion Residents Protest Weekend Flooding
Vermilion citizens crowded a council meeting after heavy weekend rains overwhelmed the sewer system. Service Director Sam George cited leaves and trash blocking sewers and many downspouts illegally tied to sanitary lines. City Engineer Robert Oring said a monthlong study is underway and warned fixes will be costly.
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Vermilion
Sam George
George
Robert Oring
Student unrest sparks campus chatter and lists local winner
Mrs Joseph Prones of 237 Fifth St comments on today's student unrest and campus rioting while Wendell Perkins of Russia Road wins a portable TV set in a regional Elks Bowling Tournament at Ridgeview Lanes. Page 14.
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Toni
Joseph Prones
Fifth St
Ind
Paris
Wendell
Windy) Perkins
Russia Road
Elyria Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
Ohio Elks
Ridgeview Lanes
Judge critiques Lorain County Community College black program
Avon Lake Municipal Court judge Robert Jenson criticizes parts of LCCC black student program in a public letter. He questions paid recruitment from public funds and says admissions policy should rest with administration and trustees, not student groups.
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Avon Lake
Robert Jenson
Lorain County Community College
Jenson
Mabel Ewing
Abraham Lincoln
Loram County Community College
Methodist
Moreqer
Amherst Voters Set June 24 For School Levy Vote
Amherst voters will decide in a special election on June 24 a 6 mill operating levy after May ballot defeat 1122 to 1066. Board notes looming shortfall of about 100000, with salaries consuming about 50000 monthly, risking closure without new levy.
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Amhherst
Amherst
Robert Meesig
Burton Jenne
Oberlin juniors plan Black Motif greeting cards venture
Two Oberlin College juniors Charles Southern and Ronald R Jones aim to launch Black Motif a black owned greeting card business by midsummer They seek a 1500 SBA loan and have backing from local officials and the National Association of College Stores to recruit orders They have printed 1800 brochures and expect cards priced 25 cents each
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Ronald Jones
Brenda Kellogg
Edward Duncan
Charles Southern
C-T
Brehive
Oberlin
Oberlin College
Charles ©. Southern
Ronald R. Jones
Smal Businessmen's Administration
SBA
U.S
Charles A. Mosher
Teller
James F. Long
Cleveland
SRA
Tonirow
Jones
Russell L Reynolds
National Association of College Stores
NACS
Will Rekal
New York City
Village Green
Zilch Florists
West College Street
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William Harbert
Local 277
Saffirt
Edward A Robinson
Council 15
Kenneth A. Krueck
Wlytan
Tine
Rames
Elm Street
Winterfield
C Ly
Noll
Lear North School
Mills Road
Adele Street
Ieueepat
the Chronicle-Telegram
Russ
Daves
LCCC
Essary
Jenne
Pfans Jones
Letta
Southern
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