Debates in Ohio districts feature Pease Armstrong race
In the Thirteenth District Pease and Armstrong will debate twice next month at Bowling Green State University Huron and Lorain County Community College. In the Fourth District race Bara and Bowman plan a breakfast debate Sept. 30 at The Attic in Higbee’s Midway Mall.
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Don J. Pease
David E. Armstrong
John V. Bara
Marguerite Bowman
Pease
Pease-Armstrong
North Central
Ohio
The
Society of Professional Journalists
Commerce and Industry Association of
Greater Elyria
John Y. Bara
Marguerite Bochman
Bara
Bowman
Elyria
Higbee’s
Midway Mall
Football Fever Brings Gridiron Buzz This Fall
Football fever sweeps readers as fans anticipate Monday Night action and brisk autumn weather. The piece hints at teams, schedules, and the mood around kickoff season.
Vermilion teachers await mediator talks after wage gap
Vermilion Teachers Association members rejected the final wage offer and now wait for a Wednesday negotiating session with a federal mediator. The base salary gap is about 50 dollars, with agreement on most other issues. Three of five board members back continued talks after Jane Buck reversed her stance. The WTA executive board meets Thursday, as negotiations since March moved to impasse in May with mediator involvement.
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Vermilion
Vermilion Teachers Association
VTA
Mary Jo Harris
Jane Buck
Paul Sennbenn
WTA
Better Business Bureau Eyes Expansion in Cleveland Area
The Cleveland BBB plans growth in Lorain and surrounding counties. Robert Ramsey pitches self regulation to area businesses and outlines services including reports, complaint handling, and advertising checks. The office serves Geauga, Lake, Ashtabula, Cuyahoga and Lorain counties with 1,500 members and a $315,000 annual budget.
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Cleveland
Robert Ramsey
Ramsey
Better Business Bureau
Bureau
Lorain County
Mel Wallace
Ramsey Addted
Ashtabula
Mentor
Cleveland Bbb
Geauga, Lake
Cuyahoga
Lorain
BBB
Salkowitz Denies Blanket Grievance Over City Layoffs
Lorain Service Director Robert Salkowitz rejects a blanket grievance from United Steelworkers Local 6621 over layoffs of non uniformed city workers. The union argues procedures violated state law and contract. Mayor Parker supports the director, with arbitration possible. Sanitation workers bear the impact as seniority guidelines influence layoff order. Residents urged not to place garbage on tree lawns before pickup and council may restrict 24 hour pre-pickup placement.
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Lorain
Robert Salkowitz
Joseph Pavlich
United Steelworkers Local 6621
Salkowitz
William Parker
Parker
Council
Trustees brief MAST flights and county tower plan in Lorain
Lorain trustees heard MAST pilot Jack Holland report 15 missions in 11 months with four out of Lorain County from Cleveland Hopkins Airport. The unit is reserve and no charge to the transported if emergency services request aid. A second item covered sharing costs for a 90 foot communications tower at Rural Lorain County Water Authority HQ on Route 303 west of LaGrange, with 24 hour monitoring to be provided. Lorain County Treasurer Keys urged support for amended House Bill 413 to clarify tax bill allocations. Next meeting is Oct 16 at East Oberlin Church with Russia Township hosts.
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Penfield
316Th Airbourne Division
Cleveland-Hopkins
Lorain County
Jack Holland
M.A.S.T
Holland
LaGrange Township
Ron Seabold
Lorain
County Water Authority
RLCWA
Rt. 303
LaGrange
Seabold
J. Grant Keys
Ohio
Keys
Lorain County General Fund
East Oberlin Community Church
Russia Township
South Amherst approves insurance plan and lighting changes
South Amherst Board of Education approved a Public Franklin Insurance Co plan for board vehicles and an on off football field lighting system, cutting costs. The district also elimin ated freshman basketball, hired cafeteria workers, paid back pay to a teacher, and approved a computer printer purchase and several workshops. A 68 year old Fairview Park man was robbed after leaving a golf course with a bank deposit bag, struck and beaten, then left in a restroom. he was treated for a head injury.
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South Amherst
Public Franklin Insurance Co
South Amherst Board of Education
Lawrence Fallon
David Brest
Fairview Park
Betor
Kiyria Memorial Hospital
Spencer Fire Dept pagers boost coverage across 10 mile radius
Spencer community relies on 30 volunteer firefighters with pagers after a $10,000 system upgrade. Fire Chief Clinton Carpenter says 25 of 29 pagers responded to a Smith Road barn fire. Donations aid the purchase while the Fireman’s Association owes $2,000 on pagers. Boosters fund field house at Black River. trustees and education board to decide. Homecoming events and voting machine education described. other local notices include district education director Wick Thomas appointment and class registrations.
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Spencer Community
Clinton Carpenter
Carpenter
Smith Road
Department
Leland Free- Tan
Association
Black River
Arthur Stevenson
Stevenson
Board of Education
Wick Thomas
Cloverleaf
Thomas
Chatham
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Joseph E. Betor
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Pirates
Black River Athletic Booster Club
Linda Dennis
Connie
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