Ohio and Bush Eye Incentives to Save Fisher Guide
Ohio officials say they will offer GM incentives including job training and capital investment aid to keep Fisher Guide plants in Elyria and Columbus open. Deputy Director Barbash met GM in Detroit to discuss possible grants or loans and tax breaks, with decisions not expected until late winter or early spring after reviewing all nine Fisher Guide plants. Elyria, a major employer with about 2300 workers, faces potential cuts alongside Columbus and Detroit plants as GM restructures component work.
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No more pasty dancers for Lorain club operator
Dennis Moskal of Sneakers nightclub says he will stop booking any male or female dancers to avoid violating the city obscenity ordinance. Assistant prosecutor Robert Gargasz says photos from the Venus Adonis act show areola exposure that could justify charges under the ordinance.
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Josephine Street
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John Malinovsky
Chronicle- Telegram
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Yepko
Wellington High Dukes Trumpeter Shines in Parade of Bands
Jeff Fantine a Wellington High senior delivers a trumpet solo at the 14th Annual Parade of Bands held at Ely Stadium with several area schools participating. CT photo by Matthew Brown.
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Matthew Brown
Steel shipments resume at Lorain Works after court order
A load of steel pipe produced before the Aug. 1 national work stoppage left the Lorain Works without incident. Eight rail cars bound for Anadarko Petroleum were moved at 12:30 p.m. under a judge’s order that requires union loading but allows temporary hires for shipping if the union does not cooperate by Oct. 27.
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John Shortridge
Southwest
Anadarko Petroleum Corp
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Cuyahoga County Common Pleas
Frank J. Gorman
United Way weighs cutting funding over Labor Agency dispute
Lorain County United Way officials threaten to stop funding the Labor Agency amid a designating campaign that would divert union pledges. President Herbert Kaatz warns the move could jeopardize the $2.85 million campaign and overall allocations, noting only a small share of union pledges designated to the Labor Agency.
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General Motor
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SH Ee SE Fees and Gifts 1 Soreten Day From Puffer
A local notice reports fees charged and gifts received by SH EE SE, citing a one day period near Puffer. Details on amounts and donors are sparse in the readable text.
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Puffer
Halloween Preview and TV Preview in Encore and C T
Encore issue teases Halloween treats with a jack o lantern insert and a community trick or treat guide. Also in C T Update CBS Monday night lineup designs women versus golden girls. outdoors notes duck stamp price hike. sports wrap covers World Series preview and high school football scores.
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Mets
Weekend Outlook with Clouds and Sun
Weather forecast notes cloudy conditions tonight with upper 30s temperatures. Saturday brings periods of sunshine and a high in the mid 30s. Details on Page 4-3.
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