Oberlin settles patrolmen grievances over time clock
Oberlin acts to resolve two grievances filed by Northern Ohio Patrolmen's Benevolent Association on behalf of Tim Diewald and Henry Marsh. City agrees to pay travel time for training and shooting practice and imposes strict on duty punch guidelines to curb overtime abuse. State panel to investigate an unfair labor practice claim alleging discrimination against patrolmen using the time clock.
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Northern Ohio Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association
Tim Diewald
Henry Marsho
Marsho
Diewald
Robert Jones
Amherst liquor permit objection collapses after clerk act
Amherst City Council dropped a proposed objection to a Clark Gas Station liquor permit after Clerk Olga Srvinski acted on a request from Councilwoman Cora Godfrey to file a notice with the state liquor control board before the required readings. The 2 to 5 vote defeat left two principals at Fairelands Middle and Admiral King High Schools uncertain about the permit status.
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Clark
Cooper Foster Park Road
Dennis Walters
Admiral King High School
David Coleman
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Olga Srvinski
Cora Godfrey
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Thomas Sanborn
Westerman case to be dismissed in attempted murder charge
NORWALK A prosecutor said he will file a motion to dismiss the attempted murder charge against Sarah Westerman accused of disconnecting a respirator from an elderly cancer patient. The mistrial arose after jurors heard the word polygraph in a taped interview.
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Sarah Westerman
Huron County
Michael Fegen
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Robert Smith
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Elyria to replace city hall vending with new machines
Arnold Tollett, owner of Northwest Vending, is named safety service director and will start next week. City Hall vending machines will be removed to avoid a conflict of interest and replaced by machines from another firm. Tollett’s firm owns three machines in City Hall and will turn them over to a different vendor as he assumes the post.
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City Safety Service
Michael Keys
Arnold Tollett
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City Post
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Flood watch issued as heavy rain expected in Elyria area
The National Weather Service in Cleveland issues a flood watch for today with 100 percent rain forecast. Rain will be heavy at times with highs in the mid 50s. Locally no flooding reported by late morning, three minor rain related accidents noted in Elyria. Tonight, temps fall with mix of rain and snow. Thanksgiving day cloudy mid 40s. Rain totals for November reach 2.98 inches, above the 2.73 inch average.
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Cleveland Hopkins
Elyria Post
Ohio State Patrol
Ray Diederich
North Ridgeville
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American Protective Association
Benjamin Franklin
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Atlantic
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Pacific
Immigrant waves spark debate on future U S demographics
A Population Research Bureau study projects non-Hispanic whites may become a minority by 2076 if birth and immigration trends persist. It notes record legal arrivals could rise under amnesty plans, with costs to taxpayers and mixed views on enforcement of the Simpson-Rodino Act amid ongoing immigration pressures.
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Population Reference Bureau
Leon Bouvier
Robert Gardner
Cleveland
India
Mexico
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Bouvier and Gardner
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