FAA training feud: male controller sues over groping claim
Douglas Hartman, an air traffic controller in Aurora, alleges FAA diversity workshops in 1992 pressured men to endure groping and harassment by female coworkers. He seeks $300,000 and an end to retaliation, while FAA officials dispute the allegations as mischaracterized discussion exercises.
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Cisneros visits Lorain to back local politicians
Former San Antonio mayor and Mexican American Cisneros spoke in Lorain Ohio praising the city’s rebound and its diverse Hispanic community. He urged re-election of Democrat lawmakers including State Senator Alan Zaleski and U.S. Representative Sherrod Brown, noting Lorain’s substantial Latino population and its ties to his hometown image.
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Flooding in Robin Park prompts sewer and storm drain debate
After a heavy rain flooded Elyria, Robin Park streets filled and sewage backed up into basements. City Engineer Lonny Shippy blamed cracks in the sanitary system. Elbert defended the pipes and noted water entered via manholes. Elbert moved to build a 60 inch storm drain but easement delays threaten the project.
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Open meetings urged as council weighs private talks
Gallagher cites Ohio Supreme Court rulings that public meetings must be open when official business is discussed. Elyria charter requires openness even when meetings are called by third parties, prompting concern over privateAztec talks and possible invalid actions. Only one commissioner planned to attend with most council members expected to go. Guinta argues Sunshine Law not violated and challenges private enterprise to open its discussions.
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Priest DeKemper’s future debated amid DUI arrest in Lorain
Officials consider options including returning DeKemper to St Peter or transferring him as the diocese faces questions after his 8 14 am arrest April 25. He failed a field sobriety test and a Breathalyzer showed 17 percent BAC. Police found marijuana and paraphernalia in his car. Wolnowski urged giving him another chance, noting the church treats substance abuse as a medical illness.
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