Ridgeville Sewer Smoke Tests Fail To Explain Floods
City tests using smoke bombs in sanitary sewers found only a few minor illegal connections near Luanne and Monica Drives and a major break near Davis Drive. Officials say infiltration is not enough to explain July floods, and dye tests or camera surveys may follow. Mayor Richard Noll noted city property leaks possible and said repairs will proceed.
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North Ridgeville
Richard Noll
Dalton, Dalton and
Newport
Noll
Davis Drive
West Point Homes
Neil
Luanne
Monica Drives
Noli
Lonny G. Shippy
Shippy
Band Performs At Halftime As Benched Trumpeter Watches
The Midview High School marching band performed at halftime during the ECHS Midview football game. Trumpeter Mark Sortet, 14, benched with a broken collarbone, watched from the sideline with his parents at 12090 Indian Hollow Road, Grafton.
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Midview High School
Midview
Mark Sortet
Lawrence Sortet
Indian Hollow Road
Grafton
Mark
Dave Zapotosky
Millionaire by Seminar Says You Can Earn 4 Million
A Utah salesman promotes a tout of six books and a $2329.95 package for a $99.95 deal claiming a $100 investment can yield $4 million. He argues housing outperforms gold and money market certificates, cites enormous returns, and declares plans for a Boulder, Colorado deal worth $9.5 million.
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Mark QO
Haroldsen
Steve Thomas
Elyria Holiday Inn
Haroldson
Orem
Utah
Thomas
The
Toads
West Coast
Haroldson Seminary
Boulder
Colo
Banks eye canceling mailed back checks in years ahead
The Federal Reserve Board and American Bankers Association note a trend to keep canceled checks on file or microfilmed to cut costs. Madison National Bank trials microfilming checks and providing limited free photocopies, with $5-7 saved per account yearly. Other local banks weigh the move but expect customer resistance and gradual rollout.
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Federal Reserve Board
American Bankers Association
Madison National Bank
Washington, D.C
Madison Bank
IRS
Chronicle- Telegram
Bob Manion
First National Bank of Elyria
Manion
Ameritrust
Savings and Loans
Elevator Stalls Lock Daniel Corn in Court House Lift
Daniel Corn, 22, of 318 16th St, became trapped for nearly an hour when the courthouse elevator stalled between floors after he pressed the red emergency button. Building staff, Elyria firefighters, and Otis service crews freed him as power was cut, a ceiling panel opened, and the emergent button was reset.
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Daniel Corn
16Th St
Daniel
Joe Luca
Gaza Mittler
Ed Nan
Bud McCall
Doris Merick
Luca
Otis Elevator
Sandusky
Elyria
Otis
Gary Thomson
Bob Spishak
Party Lines and Court News Highlight Elyria Issues
Elyria faces a smoke test plan to locate downspouts connected to sanitary sewers with possible homeowner disconnections to storm lines. A 22 caliber rifle incident near Judge Nagy’s golf game spooked officials, while newlyweds Jack and Denise Baird plan a San Francisco California honeymoon and business trip. The police department faces funding concerns as the state weighs grant applications amid layoffs and a $75,000 federal traffic safety grant.
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Elyria
Stephen Nagy
Jack Baird
Denise Miess
Laundon House
Bairds
San Francisco
Jack
California
State Department
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Ridgeville
Noil
National Institute of Financial Planning, Inc
Salt Lake City
Brigham Young University
Glen Thompson
Elyria Savings and Trust
Lorain County Savings and Trust Co
Baird
County
Bruce Vernys
Ilegal
Nagy
Ogg
Ohio Department of Highway Safety
David Rishler
Department
Kishler
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