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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1984

Page

9

Auto clean air law may cost drivers up to 100 a year

Ohio policymakers weigh a proposed emissions inspection law starting 1987 requiring testing for more than 1 million Cleveland area vehicles under 8,500 pounds. A regional planner estimates 200,000 drivers may fail tests and face repairs and higher registration fees, totaling about 27 million annually in Lorain Cuyahoga Medina Geauga and Lake counties.

Cleveland Ohio Cincinnati Qohio Lorain Cuyahoga Medina Geauga Lake Counties Paul Dettman Northeast Ohio Cleveland Area Dettman

Weber to resign Elyria council for county elections post

Arthur Weber 49 a nine year Elyria council member will resign to join the Lorain County Board of Elections as a machine technician earning 17241 annually. He will replace retiree Wade Worcester on Oct 1 and may be followed by John Bender Jr as replacement.

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 false alarm fines in Elyria

Elyria A proposed ordinance would impose 25 per false emergency alarm after the first within a year, citing about 30000 spent last year on responding to false alarms at businesses banks and homes. Council members Arthur Weber and Richard Seward urged additional review of alarm installer certification and related rules.

Elyria Arthur Weber Richard Seward Rules Committee

Hearing delayed on chop shop affidavit in Lorain

The Lorain County Common Pleas Court postponed today’s hearing on the affidavit used to obtain the river Motors raid. Bernard Wilmoth, 44, charged May 29 with four counts of receiving stolen property and related crimes, remains free on bond as his attorney seeks suppression of raid evidence.

Elyria Lorain County Common Pleas Court River Motors Idaho Ave Lorain Bernard Wilmoth Wilmoth Lindenwood Court

Grape Festival Promises Fun At Lonz Winery

Middle Bass Island hosts Lonz Winery fifth annual Grape Festival with a 2 PM stomping contest on Saturday and Sunday. Participants vie for prizes while all entrants receive a Purple Foot commendation. Festival hours start 12 noon Saturday and 1 PM Sunday, with ferry access from Port Clinton via Parker Ferry and Islander Lines and a Sunday 7 PM return from the winery to Catawba Point.

Lonz Winery Parker Ferry Island Atrines Port Clinton Miller Boat Line Catawba Point

Pickets at Elyria Kroger After Contract Expiry

Karen Nulph and Mary Hronek, meat and deli workers, picketed the Kroger Co store at Abbe and Detroit roads in Elyria the day after their contract expired. Most area grocers extended hours to evenings and Sundays.

Meat Department Karen Nulph Mary Hronek Kroger Co Abbe Detroit Elyria C-T Gus Chan

AFL-CIO to begin issues blitz in Cleveland

The AFL-CIO plans a radio and television advertising campaign in Cleveland to highlight labor-advocated issues. Cleveland officials say the national drive is non political and not aimed at electing candidates.

Afl-Cio Cleveland Sebastian Lupica Ohio Lupica Afl-C1o Martin J. Hughes National Organization Hughes Kirkland Walter Mondale Mondale America

Elyria Schools and OAPSE to Meet Over Strike Action

Elyria School Board negotiators and non teaching staff locals 410 and 133 of the Ohio Association of Public School Employees plan their first bargaining session next week after Saturday authorizing a potential Sept 18 strike. Teachers’ union hasn’t yet discussed support with janitors cafeteria workers bus drivers and secretaries. Meanwhile census figures show about six million American wives earned more than their husbands in 1981, about 12 percent of couples.

Elyria Elyma School Board Ohio Association of Public School Employees Elyria Teachers’ Union

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