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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1980

Page

24

Elyria EPA inspectors surprise city landfill review

EPA and Ohio EPA inspectors conducted an unannounced visit to Elyria’s Ford Road site, with no city officials notified in advance. Mayor Keys and officials appeared unfazed as the team surveyed conditions, while concerns about Garden Street dumps and illegal chemical barrels drew council scrutiny from whistleblower Leo Bullocks. Local politics and Carter campaign chatter hovered in the background amid reports of 400 to 1,000 barrels moved from nearby facilities.

U.S Ohio Environmental Protection Agencies Elyria Ford Road Michael B. Keys Ernest Bartha Jack Byam EPA Byam Garden Street Leo Bullocks Bullocks Harshaw Chemical Co Chemical Recovery Inc Harshaw Health Department Keys

Payne censured by UAW chiefs over tax stance at Ford plant

Payne, president of UAW Local 1250 at Ford Brook Park, was censured by regional leaders for supporting Cleveland s proposed 5 percent income tax. Coleman, CAP Council head, accused Payne of flip flopping and urged city officials to explain the tax. Payne blamed leadership and media pressure, saying the move aims to silence him and that unions have no political wing.

Thurman Payne United Auto Workers Ford Motor Co Brook Park UAW Cleveland Payne Donald Coleman Coleman CAP Council Voinovich William Casstevens Dennis Kucinich

Landfill hazard worry hits Ford Road residents

EPA and Ohio EPA crews sampled the abandoned Ford Road landfill after residents reported a multi colored foul liquid seeping from the site into Black River. Lab results to define hazards expected in a week as neighbors express varied concerns and resignation.

Ford Road Environmental Protection Agency Frank Chambers

Simple North Lima funeral marks unidentified man

A small crowd watched in cold rain as an unidentified man, about 30, found dead after a garage encounter, was buried in North Lima Township. Police say the death was justifiable homicide after a confrontation with Officer Paul Stillwell. fingerprints and identification remain unresolved.

North Lima Ohio John Doe North Lima Township Beaver Township Paul Stillwell James Mong North Lima Simon Conductsaan Seven Peters

Grin and bear it Westlake's Demons shut out North Olmsted

Westlake's Demons defeated North Olmsted 14 0 in Fridays homecoming game. Joel Michelich and Debbie Knurek were named homecoming king and queen. Michelich and Debbie are children of local residents. Marcia Rattay and her sons Tim and Chris watched Elyria Catholic Panthers beat Southview 9 6.

Westlake North Olmsted Joel Michelich Debbie Knurek Michelich Tom Michelich Bassett Road Debbie Robert Knurek Westwood Road Marcia Rattay Elyria Catholic Jim Rattay Tim Chris Panthers Southview John Fazio

Carter trails Reagan in Ohio in latest poll

A Market Opinion Research poll for the Republican National Committee shows Reagan leading Carter by 21 points in southern Ohio, with 51 to 30 percent and Anderson at 8 percent among 250 voters. Undecided are 11 percent. Carter carried Ohio in 1976 but faces tougher odds in 1980.

Cleveland Ohio Carter Midwest Ronald Reagan Market Opinion Research Inc Detroit Republican National Committee Reagan John B. Anderson Youngstown Warren Anderson Ford Cuyahoga County

Deadline approaches for Lorain County voter registration

The Nov 4 election deadline looms as Election Board offices at 115 Cedar St Elyria and 947 Broadway Lorain open 8:30 am to 9 pm Monday for registration. Director Wolf urges residents who have not voted recently or moved within Lorain County to register or update change of address.

Election Board Cedar St. Elyria Broadway, Lorain Jack E. Wolf Lorain County Armed Service

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Democratic Party Victor F. Stewart Jr Democratic Women's Club Jimmy Carter Harry Truman Stewart Truman Ronald) Reagan John Anderson Ed Clark Libertarian Party Barry Commoner People's Party Gus Hall Communist Party Bruce Vernyi Pines Black River Bowman James Gasser Edward Menges Dennis Westfall Black LE. Peters Columbiana County William Kolozsi Stillwell Peters Kolozsi Lonnie Simon Bethel Baptist Church of Simon Beaver Gerald Ford
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