16 Oct 1986
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1986
Page
1
Lorain Safety Director Richard Yepko challenged a Newark Chronicle Telegram report about a Sneakers club striptease. A man unnamed alleges the October 1 performance used scant pasties as three women danced. Yepko questions if it violated the city obscenity law and says he is reviewing the matter.
Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court Judge Frank J. Gorman orders USX Corp to offer to use United Steelworkers Locals 1104 and 2354 to move steel from the Lorain Works or give them initial opportunity. Union has until Oct. 24 to respond and Oct. 27 to report to work. after that nonunion handling allowed. Anadarko steel pipe already loaded may be moved immediately.
The forecast calls for a cloudy night with a 40 percent chance of showers and a low around 40. Friday remains mostly cloudy with a high in the low 50s. Details of Page A-3.
Elyria Mayor Michael Keys warned that a Fisher Guide plant shutdown could cost the city about 1.5 million in income tax and trigger large budget cuts. The plant, a major employer with around 2300 workers, faces closures planned by GM units in January.
Columbia drivers calm under pressure as Velma Dietrich wrestles to stop two dogs that boarded a bus at Osborne and Mitchell roads. She sustains a bite, a fractured wrist, and cuts but keeps the bus steady, guiding students to safety before being hospitalized. The Saint Bernard’s owner says the dog was vaccinated. details on the second dog remain unavailable.
Chuck Strong of Bay Village is highlighted as an expert on snakes and turtles and also on locomotives. The Accent feature promotes his wide range of knowledge across natural and mechanical subjects.
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