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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1984

Page

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Lorain City Official Denies Knowledge of Bar Dancer Acts

Lorain and Elyria authorities face a morality trial over stag party and bar dancer acts at Koke's Place. James Kokinda, ex councilman, testifies he lacked control over dancers while investigators describe sexual contact for money. Prosecution cites community standards. clergy and police chiefs testify on norms.

Elyria Lorain James J. Kokinda Kokinda Koke Lorain County Kokindas Edgewood Drive Jonathan Rosenbaum Dale Crawford Crawford Franklin County Common Pleas Court Donald Yackal St. John's United Church of Christ Rodger Griffith John Malinovsky

Lorain harbor project axed in emergency bill fate

WashingtonOhio water projects including a 32 million Lorain harbor plan were dropped from an emergency spending bill amid a threatened Reagan veto. The move bars authorization for several Ohio sites, among them dam canal work near Gallipolis and river flood control loans in Miami Fairfield Scioto Hocking Muskingum and Little Miami rivers. Rep Pease of Oberlin voiced disappointment but aims to push authorization in 1985.

Washington Ohio Lorain Harbor Reagan House Senate Black River U. S Don J. Pease Doberlin Ohio River Gallipolis Ohio River Valley Bob McEwen House Public Works and Transportation Committee House Thomas Tip” O’neill Miami River Fairfield Scioto River Chillicothe Hocking River Nelsonville Logan Muskingum Killbuck Mansfield Little Miami River Dayton

Final offer fails to avert supermarket contract rift in Cleveland

United Food and Commercial Workers Local 880 representing about 14,000 clerks and meat department staff says Wednesday verbal offer is inadequate. They plan rejection and seek member strike authorization within 10 days. Kroger's one year contract cuts pay for top earners and extends hours, while area stores split a shrinking market amid store closures by A&P and Fisher Foods.

Cleveland United Food and Commercial Workers Union Local 880 Meat Department Kroger Kroger Co Robert P. Davin A&p Co Fisher Foods Fazio Davin

Royko backs Detroit in World Series fans deserve win

Inside Mike Royko endorses Detroit for the World Series citing deserving fans and city. Dick Feagler mocks sending a reporter to a bar to gauge American reaction. Rose Redfield at 90 remains active. Doonesbury also noted. Tonight mostly clear with a low.

Mike Royko Detroit Dick Feagler America Rose Redfield Doonesbury

Reagan Whistle Stop Tour Sparks Early Problems

Making tracks Reagan's whistle stop tour begins Friday and already creates issues for the president. Story on Page A-6. Included with today's C T Special home furnishings section on Pages E-1 to E-10.

Reagan

Lorain County Eyes Record Voter Registration

Lorain County may reach 159000 registered voters after a statewide deadline rush. County Elections Director Jack Wolf noted final totals could top 156000, surpassing 150700 set last year. A surge of registrations occurred Tuesday with about 3000 new registrations. Cuyahoga County also saw a late surge as 1000 registered at the main office. Unreturned mail forms will render some ineligible for November.

Elyria Lorain County County Board of Elections Jack Wolf Wolf George Schoeffel Election Board Schoeffel

First American woman to walk in space on Challenger

Cape Canaveral reports Kathy Sullivan and David Leestma to spend about 3 1/2 hours tethered in the shuttle's open cargo bay testing a refueling method for dead satellites. They will transfer hydrazine between two tanks to prove a system that could extend satellite lifetimes, while a safety onboard team monitors temperatures and pressures.

Cape Canaveral Fla Kathy Sullivan Challenger David Leestma Dave Kathy Robert Crippen Mission Control Leestma Sullivan National Aeronautics and Space Administration Earth Survey Earth Svetlana Savitskaya Salyut Space Station

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