Auto clean air law costs drivers in region, studies claim
A proposed Ohio auto emissions law could require about 200,000 drivers in Lorain, Cuyahoga, Medina, Geauga and Lake counties to pay up to 100 dollars annually starting 1987. More than 1 million Cleveland area cars would be tested yearly, with about 200,000 failing and needing repairs before license tags.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Cincinnati
Lorain
Cuyahoga
Medina
Geauga and
Lake Counties
Paul Dettman
Northeast Ohio
Cleveland Area
Dettman
Weber to resign Elyria council for county elections post
Elyria council member Arthur Weber will resign to join the county Board of Elections as a machine technician earning 17241 yearly. He, 49, has represented the fourth ward since 1975 and led the Safety and Health Committee. John Bender Jr is favored to replace him.
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Elyria
Arthur Weber
County Board of Elections
Weber
US Steel
Lorain
Wade Worcester
John Bender Jr
Lorain County Community College
Bender
Elyria City Planning Commission
Victor Stewart
Stewart
Board of Elections
City Council weighs $25 fines for false alarms
Elyria seeks $25 per false alarm after the first in a one year period to curb costly responses. Last year the city spent about $30,000 handling false alarms from businesses banks and homes. Councilman Arthur Weber urged state certified alarm installer regulation. President Richard Seward asked Rules Committee to study the issue.
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Elyria
Arthur Weber
Richard Seward
Rules Committee
Hearing postponed on chop shop affidavit in Lorain
A hearing in Lorain County Common Pleas Court was postponed to Thursday on the truthfulness of a police affidavit used to obtain a search warrant for the April 6 River Motors raid. Bernard Wilmoth, 44, of Lorain, is charged with four counts of receiving stolen property and related offenses. he is free on bond.
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Elyria
Lorain County Common Pleas Court
River Motors
Idaho Ave
Lorain
Bernard Wilmoth
Wilmoth
Lindenwood Court
Lorain County Grand Jury
Common Pleas Court
Joseph Cirigliano
Stephen Walker
Loram
Charles Shuster
Walker
Grape Festival Stomps into Middle Bass Island
Lonz Winery hosts its fifth annual Grape Festival with a 2 PM Saturday stomp and a 2 PM Sunday event. Men and women may enter the contest for prizes, each participant earning a Purple Foot commendation. Festival runs from 12 noon Saturday to 1 PM Sunday with transport options from Port Clinton and Catawba Point.
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Lonz Winery
Parker Ferry
Island Airlines
Port Clinton
Maller Boat Line
Catawba Point
Picketing Kroger workers protest after contract ends
Stating their case meat department worker Karen Nulph and deli worker Mary Hronek picketed the Kroger Co store at Abbe and Detroit Roads in Elyria today. The action occurred the day after their former contract expired while most other local chains extended hours to evenings and Sundays.
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Meat Department
Karen Nulph
Mary Hronek
Kroger Co
Abbe
Detroit Roads
Elyria
C-T
Gus Chan
AFL-CIO to begin issues blitz in Cleveland area
The AFL-CIO launches a radio and television advertising blitz in Cleveland to highlight labor-advocated issues. Cleveland unions have raised 3000 dollars and seek to match 40000 from the national body to fund time on air, while officials stress the campaign is non-political and aims to inform the public about organized labor’s history and contributions.
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Cleveland
Afl-Cio
Sebastian Lupica
Cleveland Afl-Cio
Ohe
Lupica
Martin J Hughes
National Organization
America
Hughes
Kirkland
Walter Mondale
Elyria School Board, OAPSE to hold first contract talks
Elyria negotiators for the school board and the Ohio Association of Public School Employees Locals 410 and 133 plan their initial meeting after union authorized a strike set for September 18. Officials have not yet discussed the possibility of teacher support for a janitors, cafeteria workers, bus drivers and secretaries walkout. Millions of women today earn more income than their husbands, Census Bureau says. In 1981 about 6 million American wives earned more than their husbands, 12 percent of couples.
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Elyria
Elyria School Board
Ohio Association of Public School Employees
Elyria Teachers’ Union
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US Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Election Board
Elyria Democratic
Mary Kerekes
David
Rick Hart
Susan
Sherwood Drive
Harts
Crestmont Nursing Home
Bernie Noble
Middle Bass
Middle Bass Island
Mondale
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