Hyatt urges Democratic primaries reform and economic growth focus
Joel Hyatt founder of Hyatt Legal Services urged the Democratic Party to adopt regional primaries to balance candidate entry, strengthen entrepreneurship, and align policies with economic growth. He criticized Senate operations and noted his firm’s growth as a benchmark for businesslike politics.
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Township Drops Stand Against Strongsville Airport Expansion
Columbia Township trustees have dropped their opposition to a $6.5 million Strongsville Airport expansion. Mayor Walter Ehrnfelt said trust action stemmed from poor communication. The plan includes a new 4,000 foot runway between Albion and Clarke Roads, with limits on jets and no runway expansion into the township pending FAA grant decision expected mid-1986.
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Oberlin to spend 2.6 million on sewer repairs citywide
Oberlin announces a 2.6 million plan to replace sections of the North Main sewer and five other areas as part of a 5.3 million program to modernize aging clay pipes. City officials say the worst sections include East College North Professor King Oak Cedar Elm South Professor and Vine Streets with many sewers over 50 years old and prone to back ups after heavy rain.
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Elyria considers study to create Washington Avenue historic district
Elyria City Council may fund a $4,000 study led by Steven McQuillin to evaluate design guidelines and an ordinance for a Washington Avenue historic district. The effort could unlock federal tax incentives and pave the way for similar districts. Additional appropriations: $5,000 for a city engineering computer and $3,300 for a mayoral office computer.
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Insanity plea pushed in Elyria motel arson
In Lorain County, Claude Crook faces an arson trial over a July blaze at the Coachman Motor Lodge in Elyria. His defense argues mental illness at the time, while the prosecution says he understood right from wrong and acted with intent.
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Salvation Army still blocked from some area malls
The Salvation Army faces annual bans at Midway Mall and Westgate Mall in Elyria area as managers restrict door-to-door fundraising. Captain Don MacMurdo notes Lorain County lacks mall access, hurting projections, with Canton's Belden Village showing strong daily totals. Funds support food, toys, and homeless shelter programs, under this year's theme Christmas Is More Than A Day.
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