Cold winds threaten finish of Elyria downtown project
City officials say most concrete work on Broad Street is done and paving may proceed, but cold weather could delay curb and sidewalk repairs on Second Street and Middle and East avenues until spring. Mayor Keys notes crews aim to finish major concrete by year end with open lanes, while some small portions like Merchants Alley may wait until spring. Funds for the 2.8 million Downtown Improvement Project come from loans, donations, and block grants, not the general fund.
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Surprise guilty plea rocks Texas drug trial in Elyria duo
Two Lorain County brothers David F. Bernath and John M. Bernath face trial in Tyler Texas for conspiracy to import and possess drugs with intent to distribute. Co defendant Harvey Dail pled guilty to unlawful activity and will testify against them. Dail piloted nine marijuana runs and helped move 15 tons from Mexico and Belize, with profits estimated at 3 million dollars. Elyria policeman Al Leiby aided the investigation and may testify next week.
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Pete” Bernath
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Soviet appoints Bakatin as interior minister
Vadim V. Bakatin is named interior minister by the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet, replacing the former police chief. The move comes as the Communist Party creates a new foreign policy department headed by an official from the state news agency, per the Vremya broadcast.
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One sign yes clothesline no in North Ridgeville
Ann Bruewer faced a warning for hanging 14 political T-shirts on a front yard clothesline in North Ridgeville, in addition to a Bush Quayle sign. City officials said the display violated the one sign ordinance and warned of possible citations unless removed.
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Peace
Broewer
Case Road
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Lorain arraignment set after Robertson crash injuries
Pamela K. Robertson, 40, of Lorain remains in fair condition after a Sunday crash that killed four members of a Lorain family. She faces four counts of aggravated vehicular homicide, driving while intoxicated, failure to control and driving without a license. Arraignment is scheduled for next week once her condition improves.
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Pamela K. Robertson
W. 10Th St
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Robertson
Gas spill chills Wellington as residents lose heat
Gas spill in Wellington drove 20 homes off heat as gasoline fumes entered sewers. At Wakeman Oil Co station on Route 58 south, an undetermined amount of gasoline spilled around 2 p.m. Residents reported odor by 5 p.m. Municipal crews and Columbia Gas volunteers urged turning off natural gas pilot lights and ventilating homes.
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Wellington
Wakeman Oil Co
Mark Rosemark
Rosemark
Terry Mazzone
Kent Street
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Omo
Dodgers cap World Series as Hershiser claims MVP
Orel Hershiser and jubilant teammates celebrate Dodgers World Series victory in Oakland. The right hander, a Bowling Green alum, dominated the Athletics to earn series MVP honors in a clinching win that night.
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