No asbestos danger at Franklin despite high earlier readings
Tests taken after asbestos concerns at Franklin Elementary in Elyria showed no unsafe levels now, but the school stays closed rest of the week for thorough cleaning. Results from Sept 29 had indicated fibers far above acceptable levels, yet officials say exposure never occurred and air was stirred by prior cleanup. Biscraft of Ohio hired for rapid, thorough cleaning as crews plan a second round of tests before reopening.
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Asbestos Tests At Franklin School Report Low Levels
Test results from Franklin School show asbestos fiber levels below discernible limits. The report notes a maximum acceptable concentration of 70 fibers per square millimeter of air and indicates the levels found are below this threshold.
Minne sota tops Indian in ALCS opener amid rocky start
Former Indian Tom Can dioviti is rocked by Minnesota as the American League Championship Series begins. CT columnist Dan Coughlin downplays the Cleveland Grand Prix loss. Washington sanctions Haiti under OAS. UN inspectors report key item for H-bomb in Iraq. Congressmen lose free parking perk. 23 Soviet students and 7 adults plan a two week Lorain County stay. Charter issue causes ballot language confusion in North Ridgeville. Cellular One tower approved near Race Road by City Planning Commission. Father mad soldier daughter called back from Middle East in Elyria.
Index Cooler Brings Mild Night With Partly Sunny Thursday
A cool night is expected with temperatures near 50. Thursday will start mild in the towns, then fall into the 50s by afternoon, with details on A-2.
Clarence Thomas faces new hearings over sexual harassment claims
Washington AP reports Clarence Thomas will deny accusations as a Senate investigation resumes. The White House backs the nominee while Democratic support wanes and a one week delay is approved. Biden says FBI will be called if needed and Danforth vows no fishing expedition.
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Oberlin considers three year bachelor degree plan
Oberlin College plans a three year bachelor of arts program that could go to the board for approval next spring. The proposal highlights cost savings of about one quarter, with tuition and living costs currently around 22 000 per year. Students would work one year prior to enrollment to gain maturity and readiness for college life.
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Oberlin College Board of Trustees
S. Frederick Starr
Starr
Oberlin College
Cabin fire suspect arraigned in Lorain County case
Richard Wadsworth, 26, of Hil l iard Road Elyria, pleaded not guilty in Lorain County Common Pleas Court to two counts of involuntary manslaughter one count of aggravated arson and four counts of felonious assault in the Sept 21 cabin fire that killed two teenagers He was assigned a pre trial date Oct 18 and remains jailed on $100000 cash bond He is unemployed married with two children and recently discharged from the Navy living with his in laws.
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Carlisle Township
Lorain County
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James Burge
Common Pleas
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Glavas
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County to Inspect Lorain Fleet for Safety Concerns
Lorain County commissioners requested Ohio State Patrol to inspect all county owned trucks to verify safety after claims by Commissioner Mary Jo Vasi that some were unfit for road use. Lt John Hall notified the board the inspection would cover any motor vehicle owned by the county.
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Four Angus Heifers on the Lam From Grafton Camp
Four large Angus heifers escaped from the Grafton Correctional Camp in Eaton Township last Thursday. They trampled fences around the minimum security prison and have been roaming since, despite efforts by correctional officers. The cattle have been spotted twice but remain at large.
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Eaton Township
Paul Warye
Grafton Correctional Institution
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