Parker union set for vote on final Parker Hannifin contract
Elyria workers at Parker Hannifin voted at the UAW hall on Lowell Street on a final company contract proposal to replace the expired pact. Machinists representative Paul Hiltabidel said he cannot predict the outcome and will explain the deal before the 10 a.m. vote. Key issues include hospitalization coverage and reworked classifications amid cost containment concerns.
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Amtrak Elyria station fate to be decided this week
Lorain County residents await Amtrak's Monday decision on whether the Elyria station will be downgraded or closed as officials, including Mayor Michael Keys and U S Rep Don Pease, press for maintaining current service. Water main work boosts north side pressure. PUCO hearing on Columbia Gas rates set for Oct 18 in Elyria. Apple Festival in Lincolnton draws large crowds.
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Quantity change in planned nuclear fuel shipments through Ohio
The U S Department of Transportation notes only quantity differs in the upcoming spent nuclear fuel shipments through Ohio. Over the next two years 114 shipments will flow from western New York through Ohio to Wisconsin, the first since a 1970s de facto moratorium. Regulators stress packaging integrity and trained drivers, with escort requirements and notification to governors.
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Stephen W Fogarty profile at Chronicle Telegram
Stephen W Fogarty, 30, Chronicle Telegram reporter for four years covering western Cuyahoga County suburbs. Encore film critic since fall 1986, also covered the 1980 presidential campaign and debate. Previously a WEOL Radio newsman in Elyria for 1% years.
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Cleveland Receives 21 Million For Downtown Redevelopment
Cleveland gains 21 million dollars from state and federal sources to fund downtown Public Square redevelopment and seven economic development projects citywide. Governor Celeste and Mayor Voinovich attended ceremonies highlighting job creation and increased investment, with notes on Cleveland’s heritage and future. The article also mentions keeping the Indians in Cleveland and opposition to moving nuclear waste shipments.
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