Legends front Ticket Sales Hit 200 for C T Night
Ticket sales for Jim Kirkwood's Mary Martin and Carol Channing night top 200, boosting attendance and crowd buzz. Legends lead in presales as local patrons rush to secure seats for the marquee event at the theater.
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C-T
Jim Kirkwood
Mary Martin
Carol Channing
On the road for peace march moves toward DC
From California in March thousands joined the peace march. Dwindling ranks leave Huron and travel Rt 6 toward Vermilion. about 600 remain. They plan to reach Washington, DC by Nov 15 as B-1 stories note. Gene Krebs captured the scene.
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California
Huron
Vermilion
Washington, DC
Gene Krebs
No Passing on Lake Road Draws City Hall Heat
Sheffield Lake safety chief says the 5 mile Lake Road no passing rule was a safety decision by the mayor, police chief, and service director. City Council faced complaints and sought accountability as drivers push back against the nearly four mile line painted in August on the 35 mph street.
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Sheffield Lake
Lake Road
Joseph Martin
Martin
Charles Kelly
Elyria seeks quarry removal from Superfund cleanup list
Elyria appeals in a Washington DC court to have the city owned quarry on West River Road near Infirmary Road removed from the federal Superfund cleanup program. City officials blame LTV Corp for pollutants and say the acid does not threaten the environment while EPA cautions groundwater and the Black River could be affected.
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Elyria
Washington DC
LTV Corp
West
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Black River
EPA
Margaret McCue
City appeals EPA quarry Superfund designation
In the appeal the city says EPA data used to place the quarry on the Superfund list is flawed. Gurchik noted that under Superfund the EPA pays upfront study and cleanup costs and later seeks recovery from liable parties. The agency must decide whether the city, LTV, or both bear responsibility.
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U.S Environmental Protection Agency
Gurchik
EPA
Rambo style knife attack leaves two youths injured in Lorain
A 15-year-old required 25 stitches after a Tuesday night disturbance involving five juveniles and three teens. Ravelle Jones, 18, was charged with two counts of felonious assault. A second 15-year-old was treated for knife wounds at St Joseph Hospital. Police say the incident began near the Lorain Public Library and moved to a playground. The Rambo knife, 17 inches long with a 12 inch blade, was found in a boarded house crawl space.
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St. Jospeh Hospital
Ravelle Jones
Randall Sr
Fred Int
Lorain Public Library
6Th Street
Reid Avenue
7Th Court
Jones
Washington Avenue
8Th Street
Pohice
Lovett Place
United Way sets a $2.85 million goal in Lorain County
United Way of Greater Lorain County aims for a $2.85 million campaign goal, $50,000 above last year. Robert Cook cites economic difficulties facing major local corporations and USX Lorain plant strikes as factors, with 89 percent of agency requests funded this year. He urges broader business donations and a campaign restructure to boost volunteer involvement and funds.
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United Way
Greater
Lorain County
Robert Cook
DeLuca’s Place In the Park
USX
Cook
Cooks
Weather outlook and regional banking note
Inside Tonight showers likely breezy and mild with a low around 67. Thursday turns windy with showers and thunderstorms and highs near 82. Rain chance 80 percent. AmeriTrust trims statement savings rates to 5 percent but Lorain County banks say they will not follow. Story on B-6. Tickets after 3 call for details.
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AmeriTrust
Lorain County
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