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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1984

Page

9

LCCC opens high tech center to boost county economy

Lorain County Community College unveiled its Advanced Technologies Center in Elyria on Friday, a $5.4 million facility housing over $1.6 million in computers and robotics. Founding trustees led by Andrew J. Warhola hailed the milestone as key to education access and local business retraining efforts. Senator Harry Meshel operated a ribbon cutting robot, accidentally snagging the ribbon before a successful cut.

Elyria Lorain County Community College Advanced Technologies Center Andrew J. Warhola Lorain County Warhola LCCC

Ohio unemployment claims questioned by state official

Columbus AP Ohio official Roberta Steinbacher questions federal unemployment figures saying Ohio may be worse than reported and cites a Youngstown State University study estimating June 1984 unemployment at 16.5 percent in Youngstown-Warren. She notes undercounting workers who gave up, retired early, or work part time seeking full time jobs. The state’s September rate fell from August, with several western counties below the national average and Adams, Lawrence, and Monroe counties among highest.

Columbus Roberta Steinbacher Bureau of Employment Services Ohio U.S. Labor Department Youngstown-Warren Steinbacher Hancock Preble Greene van Wert Wyandot Paulding Adams County Lawrence Monroe

County Lorain Week draws mixed reviews and plans for expansion

Lorain County Week ends Sunday and may become annual says Pat Cano head of the Visitors Bureau. Planners plan to focus next year on attracting business and industry while noting the event generated mixed publicity, including international coverage from a Chinese delegation.

Lorain County Pat Cano China

Lorain prayer day critique and local political notes

Lorain County Prayer Day drew mixed reviews as a TV report showed broken storefronts amid calls for divine help. CFA endorsed Rep. Don J. Pease for re election citing a high consumer voting record and energy cost efforts. Local events include Sonya Moreno Halloween ball and a Columbus Day party for Rep Bara with ticket info. Police shifts reorganized with Adkins and Killean taking new duties and a patrol move to curb auto theft. Officer Chuck Gallion received public thanks for speeding tickets and safety patrol on Abbe Road and Carel Lane.

Lorain County Lorain The Consumer Federation of America CFA U.S Don J. Pease Pease Congress Gene Kimmelman D-Oberlin Kimmelman Kirmeman Mike Adkins Mike Kiilean Elyria Police Department Adkins Force Killean Lorain County Community College FBI Academy LCCC Rodger Griffith Pdim D.D Bud" Cunningham Patrol Division Detective Bureau Cunningham Ptlm Chuck Gallion Gallion S. Abbe Road Carol Lane Griffith Care] Lane Abbe Road

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