Webber tops double dip judge roster in Lorain County
A Lorain County judge leads about 50 retired jurists in a statewide judicial double dipping roster. Retired judges over 70 draw pensions while continuing to work, easing caseloads and saving taxpayer funds. Judge Webber’s return to court after retirement illustrates the trend and its cost effects.
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Lorain arts index tours four venues this Saturday
The Lorain County Arts Council lists four tour stops this Saturday at Finney Chapel in Oberlin Elyria High School Auditorium and the Palace Theater in Lorain. Tickets and details are available at the council office.
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Record low readings as Ohio towns endure early cold snap
Ohio residents shivered as Lorain County enjoyed a heat wave with a 36 degree low in North Ridgeville. Cincinnati posted 23 degrees the coldest this early fall, while Toledo 22 Findlay 24 Dayton 25 and Columbus 26 also set records. Northeastern Ohio saw flurries and a half inch of precip from slushy rain yesterday.
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Weather and Snow Close Skyline Drive Leaves Festival
A third day of snow and rain disrupts the Blue Ridge autumn foliage as Skyline Drive is closed north through the crest. Snow depths reach four inches in southern mountains and three inches north, with gusty winds and travel advisories leaving tourists stranded in Front Royal during peak color.
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Thorntons Tragedy Hits Indians Slugger in Turnpike Crash
Andre Thornton of the Cleveland Indians was in a snowbound crash on the Pennsylvania Turnpike near Somerset. His wife Gertrude and daughter Theresa died. his son Andre Thornton Jr. and he were hospitalized with injuries. Thorntons previously resided in West Chester. he had emerged as the team’s leading homer hitter this season after a 1976 Expos trade.
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Night hours eyed for Cuyahoga County supermarkets
A tentative three year bargain between Retail Clerks Local 880 and Meatcutters Local 427 and food chain operators includes night shopping in Cuyahoga County. Most area stores now close at 6 pm while neighboring counties like Lorain and Medina offer night hours. Details go to members by mail for a balloted vote, with the union and industry noting the need to compete with all night stores.
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One-armed bandit pays Nevada record jackpot to Californian
In Reno a Harold's Club slot machine paid out a record $236,756 to Lorrie Hartzog of Sacramento after she dropped about $40 into the machine. Hartzog, a retired pastry shop owner, and her husband John, a retired civil service worker, have visited Reno for more than 20 years, Harold's Club spokeswoman Susan Harris said.
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New baby boom seen sparks population growth warning
Washington based Zero Population Growth warned the United States faces a new population expansion akin to the postwar boom. With current fertility and immigration rates, the group said the population could rise by 107 million in 50 years, and if young women have two children, annual births may hit four million by 1980, nearing the 1957 peak of 4.3 million.
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