Aledo Ces Strike Out Over Health Plan Protest
About 2 200 off camera members staged a one day stake out to protest how their health plan was negotiated. The event highlighted local labor sentiment and concerns over benefits.
03 Nov 1998
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1998
Page
1
About 2 200 off camera members staged a one day stake out to protest how their health plan was negotiated. The event highlighted local labor sentiment and concerns over benefits.
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Voters confront a muddy campaign season across governor, state Senate, and local races. The Ohio Elections Commission reprimanded Bob Taft for misleading ads and faced competing complaints from Taft and Fisher over similar mischaracterizations. Nabakowski and Armbruster clash in the 13th District with accusations of false statements amid a heated contest.
Elyria area reports busier polls amid a controversial shopping plan and charter amendments. Avon and Oberlin cite higher early turnout, with Lorain County likely to see about 89 000 of 172 000 registered voters casting ballots. no statewide surge, officials say.
The Ohio Elections Commission will probe claims that Gov George Voinovich attempted to hide income in 1994 paid to a company run by his brother to cover an ally's salary. The Democratic Party filed the complaint. officials held a briefing on election eve as Voinovich, the Republican Senate front‑runner to succeed John Glenn, pledged cooperation while voting in Cleveland.
Bella Vista Developers of Buffalo NY seek to build a hotel and retail complex north of Interstate 90 and west of Route 57. Mayor Keys initially rejected the project prompting a scaled down plan of under 20 acres near Beechwood Drive. Council members weigh approval as prospects for a 100 bed hotel and shops emerge, with one franchise already showing interest.
Cedar Point announced a record 25 million plus investment for the 1999 season including Camp Snoopy a Peanuts based playland with eight new rides and a 31 foot family roller coaster across from Gemini near Frontier Town expanding the park’s famed roller coasters. Park officials say the total project marks the largest investment in the 128 year history of Cedar Point.
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