PCB levels at Elyria firm split between state and federal agencies
OEPA says PCB presence at Chemical Recovery Systems Inc. is negligible while the federal EPA labels it an imminent hazard. A Cleveland district court suit filed Tuesday seeks to stop polluting the Black River as OEPA scientists say detected PCB levels are well below federal limits, and a city settlement may moot the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal
Environmental Protection Agency
Elyria
Chemical Recovery Systems Inc
Ohio Epa
Federal Epa
Cleveland
Melinda Becker
OEPA
EPA
U.S
Antarctica
Kathleen Ann Sutula
Chemical Recovery
Black River
Ms. Sutula
Becker
USEPA
Justice Department
Elyria City
Jonathan Rosenbaum
Rosenbaum
Chronicle Telegram
Energy czar sees 1985 and beyond bold but grim
Former US energy czar Frank Zarb outlined a stark 1985 forecast in Columbus. He warned gas could top 3 a gallon, a major Middle East oil cutoff is possible, coal could double by 1990, and nuclear power will rebound after the election though the path remains politically toxic. He urged decontrol of domestic oil, favoring conservation over windfall taxes, and said alternative fuels will play a minor role by 1990.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
United States Energy
Frank Zarb
Zarb
U.S
Carter
Indictments threaten Gold Prudoff housing project
In Bellaire and Fairmont Ohio indictments touch the Gold Construction Co and former Community Development Director Sanford Prudoff. Ronald W Gold faces charges that may delay a 50 unit elderly housing project and a 60 unit subdivision plan in Fairmont. Officials caution not to read the cases as final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Prudoff
Gold
West Virginia
Fairmont Planning Commission
Planning Commission
Richard Pyles
Pyles
Commission
Weaeers
HUD
Weather update and wind forecast for tonight
Tonight will see a low in the upper 40s with partly cloudy skies and southeast to south winds under 10 mph. The city’s sunset and sunrise times are 6:56 p.m. and 7:32 a.m. Details on Page A-3.
Second ambulance operator warned over EMT staffing rules
Elyria funeral home owner Harold Dicken has been warned to stop operating his ambulance unless he becomes certified as an Emergency Medical Technician. A letter from Northwest Ohio EMT coordinator Terry Kirkpatrick cites state law requiring two EMTs or paramedics on ambulances. Dicken and his son were found to answer calls in the evening without both EMTs. Majoras Ambulance Service owner John Majoras and an employee also received warnings earlier in August for driving without two EMTs. Majoras and Earl Holloway have since enrolled in EMT training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Funeral Home
Harold Dicken
Dicken
Terry Kirkpatrick
Northwest Ohio
Kirkpatrick
David
John Majoras
Majoras Ambulance Service
Majoras
Earl Holloway
Mall’s South Dr shuts for repairs at Midway Mall
The south drive to Midway Mall on West River Road will close Friday for about two weeks for concrete pavement work on the southbound lanes as part of the West River Road widening project. Local traffic will be maintained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midway Mall
West River Road
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bruce Vernyict
Jackie Janosik
Aherst
Oberlin
Pittsfield
Erie
Avon Lake
North Ridgeville
Ria
AVON
Dation
Ohio Electric Utility Institute
Gerald Ford
Federal Energy Administration
U.S. Congress
State of Alaska
New York
Lazard Freres & Co
ZARB _atells media
Beth Boyd
C-T
Bellaire
Mary Fitch
Pyle
Vterveres
Star Trecking
Eterna
South Dr
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!