Ohio counties report July unemployment highs and lows
Harrison County in eastern Ohio posts the state's worst July jobless rate at 17 percent while Hancock County in the northwest records the lowest at 4.8 percent. Lorain County and Elyria show 10.1 and 12.2 percent unemployment respectively. Cleveland 13.2 and Lakewood 5.9 percent. County rates list includes many counties and several cities with varying unemployment figures.
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Columbus
Harrison County
Ohio
Hancock County
Ohio Bureau of Employment Services
Elyria
Lorain
Cleveland
Lakewood
Lorain County
Cuyahoga County
Fulton
Gallia
Geauga
Greene
Guernsey
Hamilton
Hancock
Hardin
Harrison
Henry
Highland
Hocking
Holmes
Huron
Jackson
Jefferson
Knox
Lake
Lawrence
Licking
Logan
Lucas
Madison
Mahoning
Summit
Trumbull
Tuscarawas
Union
van Wert
Vinton
Warren
Washington
Wayne
Williams
Springfield
Cleveland Heights
Euclid
Parma
Cincinnati
Lorain considers lakefront hotel site decision tonight
A likely site and financing agreement for a $10.6 million lakefront hotel in Lorain could be finalized at a 7 p.m. City Hall meeting with Landmark Hotel Corp. Steven Bauer arrives from Atlanta for talks. A special council session may follow to approve the plan before a mid September grant deadline.
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Atlanta
Prudoff
Shawver
Bauer
Alex Olejko
Port Authority
John Sulpizio
Port Authority Board
East Erie Avenue
Alabama
Arizona Avenues
Lorain seeks governor aid for Colorado Avenue widening
Lorain officials invite Gov. Celeste to a breakfast meeting to press for higher state priority and faster funding for the Colorado Avenue widening from Henderson Drive to East Erie. The $1.8 million project could reach 90 percent federal funding with priority. 75 percent otherwise. Mayor Olesko will deliver the city’s case and a council-approved funding request.
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Lorain
Richard Celeste
Alex Olesko
Celeste
Colorado Avenue
Olejko
Columbus
Rhodes
Olesko
Henderson Drive
East Erie
Spitzer
Cuyahoga County
Sanford Prudoff
Prodoff
Council
Channel 3 News reshapes Cleveland broadcasts with faster, harder emphasis
WKYC trims fluff and returns to hard news in a renewed three newscast lineup at 6 7 and 11 p m anchored by Rob McBride and Leon Bibb. The overhaul tackles soft lifestyle features and sensational pieces once seen in the 1980s era to boost ratings and appeal to a broader audience.
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Channel 3
WKYC
NBC
Rob McBride
Dale Selly
Shane Hoillet
Wews Channel 5
Richard Tuininga
Cleveland Television
Ron Bilek
Cleveland
Channel 5
Leon Bibb
Jone
McBride
Gentzler
Wayne Boot
Boot
Jim Donovan
Jesus Tank
Fostoria
North Coast
Donahoo
Connie Dieken
Paul Rae
Akron
Bradley forecasts Democrats gain Senate control after 1986 election
U S Sen Bill Bradley said he expects Democrats to win the Senate in November, while noting no immediate plans to run for president in 1988 or later. He spoke at Cleveland Hopkins Airport with Rep Don Pease about the tax reform bill and shifting burden toward middle income families.
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Don Pease
U.S
Bill Bradley
D-N.j
Cleveland Hopkins
Bradley
Pease
D-Oberlin
House
Senate
Congress
Susan Cross
Cleveland
Florida
North Carolina
Maryland
Bradley-Gephardt
Pease and Bradley
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Seneca
Shelby
Stark
Lorain Hotel
Ken Gottlieb
C-T
Desiree Spanski
Karen Woehl
Lake Erie
St. Mary’s Hall
Woehl
Spanski
Akron University
Ted Toothman
Ch. 3
Bilek
Fileen Korey
Korey
General Motors
Saturn
Fred
New Jersey
Don J. Pease
John Glenn
Don