Cleveland officials ordered to court over $18.6 million CEI debt
Cleveland City Council and other officials were ordered to federal court to explain why they have not paid an $18.6 million judgment to Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co. The debt stems from the Municipal Light Plant controversy amid a mayoral race. Council leaders warned payment could force deep job cuts while defending the Muny Light sale, which they say remains necessary to address the debt.
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Harmody
George Forbes
U.S. District Court
Robert B. Krupansky
Teacher pay ruling sought as Toledo schools close
Columbus AP report says Ohio seeks attorney general guidance on whether teachers receive full salaries plus unemployment when closures leave them jobless. About 4,000 Toledo teachers impacted by last Friday’s shutdown, prompting review of double payment concerns and proposed offset of unemployment benefits against salaries per a 1974 Brown ruling.
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William J. Brown
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Priest's slain daughter cremated in Dayton
Beth Ann Mote, 14, the daughter of Leland and Rev Doris Mote, was cremated after a memorial service at Christ Episcopal Church in Dayton. About 700 mourners attended as her parents walked behind the priest bearing the casket, with Bishop John M. Krumm and family present. The ninth grade student was found dead in rural Montgomery County last week.
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Beth Ann Mote
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Montgomery County
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Doris Mote
Beth Ann
Inmates Still On Strike At Marion Prison
Negotiations continued at Marion Correctional Institute as virtually all of the 1,389 inmates participated in a sitdown strike. Prison officials cited policy changes they cannot make while about 25 Resident Council members reported back to others. The facility operated on a lock and feed schedule with inmates eating in small groups.
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George Lehner
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Dog named Amos campaigns in busy race in Coudersport
In Potter County Pennsylvania the re election bid of District Attorney Jeff Liebert faces a unusual rival a black Labrador retriever named Amos who won the May primary as a write in candidate Amos wears a collar reading Vote for Liebert and owners ponder whether the dog is campaigning for its owner or itself
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Coudersport
Car found in Erie linked to Greene bombing probe
A blue 1973 Plymouth tied to a murder by bomb case was found abandoned in Erie after a night of police raids in Cleveland and Olmsted Township. Witnesses noted the license plate as authorities pursued leads in the Oct. 6 killing of Danny Greene and a nearby parked vehicle.
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