Wellington Fans Flock to Maumee for Dukes Title Chase
Wellington High Boosters charter six buses as 1000 fans expected to join a mass exodus to Maumee for the state football final against Archbold. Strongsville Savings and Loan reports 33 locals planning to attend while many village businesses close early. The Nov. game broadcast will air at 7 pm on WZLE 105-FM.
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Wellington High
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Archbold Blue Streaks High School
WZLE
Ted Hyde
Strongsville Savings and Loan
North Main Street
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Dave Zapotosky
Concession accord reported on steelworkers pay cut
United Steelworkers leaders reportedly agreed on a 10 percent pay cut and other concessions to troubled steelmakers as local union officers gathered to vote on a new contract. The executive board met privately to discuss a pact replacing the August 1983 agreement, with a tentative deal claimed by a local official. The plan calls for a wage and benefit cut over 45 months and deferral of a cost-of-living raise.
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Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers
New York Times
Lorain Steelworkers weigh concessions amid Pittsburgh talks
United Steelworkers Local 1104 in Lorain Cuyahoga Works faces industrywide concessions proposed by steelmakers in Pittsburgh. President Andy Nau, with 4800 laid off, says the local may reject any concessions until the national union agrees, while the executive board reportedly backs a three year package cutting wages and benefits about 10 percent first year before partial recoveries.
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United Steelworkers Local 1104
US. Steel
Lorain-Cuyahoga
Pittsburgh
Lorain
Focal
Ronald Nav
United Steelworkers’ Executive Board
Nau
United Auto Workers
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Grafton jail start pushed up to '83
Ohio Senate extended the Cleveland site deadline for a 76 million reformatory to February 10, risking construction at the Grafton site if Cleveland fails to act. Mayor Voinovich and Gov Rhodes pressed for the extension amid site cleanup and land-ownership hurdles. A second reformatory project was accelerated to 1983, potentially making Grafton host both facilities.
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Ohio Senate
Cleveland
Lorain County
Senate
Department of Rehabilitation and Corrections
Robert Urban
Sohio
George Voinovich
Council
George Forbes
James Rhodes
General Assembly
Reformatory
Ronald Nabakowski
D-Lorain
Nabakowski
Nabarowski
Peter Boyas
Urban
Weather outlook: mild with rain chance overnight
Outside Continued mild with 66 percent chance of rain tonight and Saturday. Low 48 to 53. High Saturday 55 to 66. Winds southeast 16 to 26 mph tonight. Details on Page A-3.
Starr named as Oberlin president candidate in Oberlin panel choice
Frederick Starr, 42, Tulane historian and architect professor, is the 11 member search committee's unanimous pick to lead Oberlin College. Trustees vote Saturday morning with noon announcement. Starr would replace Emil Danenberg. Starr directs the Greater New Orleans Foundation and has ties to Northwestern and Princeton. he holds Yale Cambridge and Princeton degrees and is a clarinetist with the Louisiana Repertory Jazz Ensemble.
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Tulane University
Frederick Starr
Oberlin College
Starr
Tulane
James Lubetkin
Emil Danenberg
James Powell
Franklin and Marshall College
Lancaster
Lloyd N. Morrisett
Board of Trustees
Rudolph Weingartner
College of Arts and Sciences
Northwestern University
Morrisett
Greater New Orleans Foundation
Kennan Institute For Advanced Russian Studies
Woodrow Wilson Center For International Studies
Smithsonian Institution
Kennan Institute
Wilson Center
Princeton University
Yale
Cambridge
Princeton
Louisiana Repertory Jazz Ensemble
Christina
Joffrey
New York City Ballet
Wellington and Amherst hospitals cut back hours
Wellington Community and Amherst hospitals have reduced employee work hours to under 40 per week to curb costs without layoffs. Wellington Community reports a four day week for all full time staff and similar cuts for part timers. Administrators say the hospital is breaking even and operating at about 40 percent bed occupancy as economy and insurance changes reduce nonemergency visits.
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Wellington Community
Amherst
Wellington
Snyder
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