Lorain worker wins reinstatement but no back pay
Kenneth J. Doraski, former Lorain City Community Development Department property manager, is reinstated by the 9th District Court of Appeals after an April civil service ruling but will not receive back pay or compensation for vacation or sick leave and must pay his own attorney fees. The decision follows city officials not contesting the civil service commission ruling. The page also notes a brief extraneous paragraph on Queen Elizabeth I.
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Lorain Community Development Department
Frank Mason
9Th District Court of Appeals
Kenneth J. Doraski
Doraski
William E. Parker
Public Service
Robert C. Salkowitz
Joseph F. Koziura
Mason
Civil Service Commission
Wellington loan contract underpins local medical student
Wellington Area Health Service has arranged a 32 053 loan to Keith L. Davis a Medical College of Ohio student through March 1 1984 with repayment starting after he completes medical school and practices in Wellington. Davis a Hiram College graduate was chosen after visiting 11 communities and will repay the loan over five years after establishing a Wellington practice.
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Wellington
WAHS
Marion Corrett
Medical College of Ohio
Davis
Hiram College
Burrows Corp
Lyle Jameyson
Ralph Gray
Mary Finkel
Harrison Comstock
Jameyson
Saturday ceremony marks opening of museum wing
The Bronson Historical House Museum on Columbia-West River Road hosts a weekend open house with a 2 p.m. Saturday ceremony where Louis Morlock receives the keys to an 18 by 36 foot L shaped addition from Lucille MacClellan. The addition supports education for Columbia school children on the front of the Columbia Middle School property leased to the Lorain County Historical Society. Sunday features Dale Kellogg and a Verona 1944 execution reference as part of a memorial display for Leon Ives and Acme Grange members, with the museum open 2 to 5 p.m. both days.
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Columbia
Bronson Historical House Museum
Columbia-West River Road
Louis Morlock
Columbia Board of Education
Lucille MacClellan
Columbia Historical Society
Columbia Middle School
The
Lorain County Historical Society
Board of Education
Leon Ives
Acme Grange
Hobbyhaven Special Saturday Sale In Elyria
Hobbyhaven on Elyria's east side opens Saturday 10 am to 4 pm at 124 Winckles Street offering picture postcards and stamps. Four volumes of Scott Catalog for 1982 are in stock and shoppers are invited to browse.
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Hobbyhaven
Winckles Street
Cleveland St
Elyria
Scott Catalog
Peace Dollar Find Reveals 1922 Mint Condition Bag
International Monetary Mint announces the discovery of a full mint condition 1922 Peace Silver Dollar bag from the Philadelphia Mint. The offer promotes uncirculated 1922 Peace Dollars with certificates of authenticity at a special investor price of 355, limited to 16 coins per customer, first come first served, with a 30 day full refund policy.
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Philadelphia Imm
Philadelphia Mint
International Monetary Mint
Prte
Uus
Lee Collins
United States
IMM
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Dover Center Road
Bay Village
Our Lady of the Wayside Home
Gene Krebs
Lorain
Lorain Civil Service Commission
Elizabeth I
England
Elizabeth
Norma Jones
C-T
Lubrizol Corp
Dale Kellogg
the County Historical Society
Galeazzo Ciano
Benito Mussolini
Verona
Italy
Grand Fascist Council
Ciano
Mussolini
Fascist Republic
Sheffield Center Aaa
Oberlin Aaa
Holiday Inn
Midway Mall
Norwegian Caribbean Lines
Miami
AAA
Sheffield Center
Aaa-Ohio Motorists Association
Huron
Cuyahoga
Lake
Geauga
Trumbull
Portage
Christmas Club
Pioneer Federal Savings & Loan Association
Nhnd Street
Figna
Farm Bureau Cooperatives
Huron Street
Erie
Ontario Streets
Grafton
Ohio
Turkey
Stewart’s
Lerain
TS. & S. Wed
Dranut
Abbe Road
Elytra
Ohno
Maar New Krogers
Detroit RD
Abbe RD
Jeffrey
Birks
Gayle DuPerow
Frank Cilona
Wally Kasuga
T.V
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Sage
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