Fires injure 14 as county jail hit by two blazes
Two fires ripped through the Elyria county jail injuring 14 inmates and prompting rapid evacuation. Deputies treated several inmates and staff. 33 prisoners were later moved back to the county jail. Firefighters from 54 units fought the blazes with off duty crews answering calls.
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Prison fire and escape attempt at Elyria jail aftermath
A jail guard described a chaotic escape attempt as detainee Mrs Dean remained silent and burned in the blaze. An inmate, Tomasheski, helped evacuate a woman and then radioed that inmates tried to break windows to vent smoke as another fire started after he checked on the jailed woman.
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Skilled trades vote risks Ford pact in Lorain Avon Lake
UAW Local 2000 at Avon Lake opposes dropping the transfer agreement amid the master contract with Ford. Hunter warns the dispute could trigger a local walkout. The transfer pact fuels tension as Avon Lake and Lorain plants share Ford Econoline van production, with past talks of shifting Lorain jobs to Avon Lake.
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Contention Over Lorain Plant Transfer Agreement
Negotiators from Local 425 clash with Local 2000 over a transfer agreement at the Lorain plant. John Scott warns a strike could leave 3,000 families hungry and harm communities. AOL comments touch on religious views and Native teachings about continental stewardship and crossing salt water. Meanwhile Local 1250 Brook Park prepares to vote on a national PAC as a Cleopatra legend about a pearl persists.
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Opening Wall Street Prices Slide At Opening On NYSE
Opening prices on the New York Stock Exchange moved lower in moderate trade. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 0.63 to 951.55 minutes after the opening bell. Declines led advances 162 to 83 among 370 issues, with about 400,000 shares traded. Investors worried after Friday’s drop below the 960 support and the eight month trading range.
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