O K Corral Day Care Center Construction Starts
After nearly three years of planning Lorain County will see the O K Corral day care center begin Monday. Sponsored by the W G Nord Centers the Family Service Association and Youth Services Inc the facility aims to aid emotionally handicapped individuals as noted by administrator Deanna Ulrich.
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Family Service Association
Youth Services, Inc
O. K. Corral
Deanna Ulrich
Nord Center
Lorain
O.K. Corral
W. G. Nord Centers
W. 17Th St
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Carl Skalak Jr
Elyria union and city open to renewed contract talks
Safety Service Director James Tracey says the city may reopen negotiations with District Council 78 about the contract for Local 277 encompassing about 145 city workers. The union ratified the deal on Sept. 6 by a 42-35 vote, while the council has approved pay scales but must address non pay items. Tracey reported the district's chief negotiator indicated changes to contract language. A meeting will be sought to determine if disputes are language related or due to misunderstandings of basic terms.
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City Council
Safety Service
James T. Tracey
Tracey
James Moore
American Federation of State
Council
Bara
Ulich
Ulrich
Sacred Heart Church
Ted W Brown pledges no election day foulups
COLUMBUS UPI Secretary of State Ted W Brown said boards of election across the state assure no foulups next Tuesday. They will handle turnout efficiently count votes accurately and in good time. Machines will be tested and in place by Friday following prior Cleveland problems.
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Columbus
UPI
Ted W. Brown
Cleveland
Brown
Elyria union leader resigns amid contract dispute
William Harbert, president of Elyria Local 277 of AFSCME, resigns as city sewage treatment employee citing personal reasons and frustration over District Council 78’s contract negotiations. He says most members are satisfied with the contract but disputes the union’s current leadership actions and changes sought by the council.
Levy Proposal for Abbey Road Park Improvements
Elyria voters are urged to approve a one half mill levy next Tuesday to fund Abbey Road Park upgrades. Parks director Charles Hoagland lists plans including expanded parking, two hike areas, a picnic shelter, basketball court, six playground pieces, eight picnic tables, a 140 by 20 foot roadway, and 1,700 feet of chain link fencing. Voters should pull level 10 if approving. Hoagland stated.
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Abbe Road
Elyria
Parks and Recreation
Charles Hoagland
Hoagland
Oberlin recreation commission opposes charter amendment
Oberlin observers report the recreation commission votes against changing its status to advisory only. Mrs. Anna Presti cites no good reason for the switch and says the current setup better serves community needs. City Manager Thomas Dalien and former councilman Bill Long lead opposition, arguing the change would reduce citizen participation and give the city manager more control.
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Oberlin
Recreation Commission
Anna Presti
Commission
Thomas Dalien
Bill Long
Public Utilities and Planning
Masked youth armed with knife fails in Lorain attack
Mrs. Darrel Obber, 20, answered a door in Lorain noon yesterday when a youth in a Halloween mask asked for charity. Her husband tackled the assailant, injuring his hand while wresting the knife away. The boy fled toward Lorain Community Hospital.
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Lorain
Darrel Obber
Beavercrest Dr
Obbey
Lorain Community Hospital
Lorain plans social service center seeks 20000 funding
Lorain County Mental Health and Retardation Board asks Lorain City Council to provide 20000 for a one year center to aid low income and unemployed residents. The center would primarily serve Central Lorain South Lorain Cityview and Leavitt Road areas with funds from revenue sharing and other agencies to follow.
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Lorain
Lorain County
Shiensky
Central Lorain
South Lorain
Cityview
Leavitt Road
Warden switching from chasing dogs to issuing tickets
Cleveland dog wardens plan to ticket owners who keep dogs off leash or fail to buy licenses under a new city ordinance. Penalties start at $10 plus $8 court costs, as chief warden George E. Buehl says targeting owners will improve effectiveness amid staff and track shortages.
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Cleveland
George E. Buehl
Buehl
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