Lorain Works may avoid mass layoffs says U S Steel
A U S Steel spokesman in Lorain says layoffs like Youngstown Sheet and Tube are unlikely at the Lorain Works, which employs over 7 000 and supports area tax revenues. He notes imports pressure and environmental upgrades, including more than 33 million dollars spent last year, and compares Youngstown to Lorain as a 1932 Ford to a 1977 Cadillac.
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Howard Cleveland
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Mahoning Valley
Republic Steel
Carter Lends Ear as Lance Faces Ouster Push
Budget director Bert Lance met with President Carter amid new charges over personal finances and Senate testimony. Senate Majority Leader Byrd urged Lance to resign while aides reveal Lance sought to clear his record with bank examiners. Aides report Carter weighing politics as public opinion sways.
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Byrd
Ohio Highway Patrol short 125 troopers amid resignations
Ohio troopers quit at high rate over pay and lack of raises since 1976. Elyria Post four men short of 17. Post commander Charles Delili cites turnover over two to three years. Maj Raymond Yingling notes inflation and stagnant pay as key factors. Sources say troopers feel unrepresented without a union or association.
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Soutoe
Troopers Resignments Mount in Scripps-Howard Report
Scripps-Howard Newspapers report at least 70 troopers have resigned since January 1, highlighting growing staff losses within the force. The figure underscores personnel strains across the patrol ranks and raises questions about recruitment and retention.
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Bars ordered for county jail after escape spree
Lorain County plans to add four inch steel inserts to 102 windows at the new 2.6 million jail after six prisoners escaped Monday night. Three were recaptured. three remain at large including Rodney McDavid Bruce Campbell and Alfred Lassen. Work to start today to lock cells with bars while security patrols are increased.
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Ron Landig
Fred Ritenauer
Dominick Dellisanti
James Mertz
Taylor
Old County
Rodney A. McDavid
Bruce A. Campbell
Brokaw Road
Columbia Station
Alfred M. Lassen
Cleveland
Mertz
Murray Ridge Road
Weather Outlook With Rain Chance Tonight and Tomorrow
Patchy rain chances listed with clearing tonight and cooler lows. Tomorrow partly cloudy with scattered showers and mild highs in the 60s. A ten percent chance tonight and thirty percent tomorrow. Winds variable to light tonight. Highs around the mid to upper 60s and lows near the upper 40s. Details on C4.
Amherst Teachers Strike Over Pay and Arbitration Picket Lines Form
Amherst teachers strike after talks fail on impasse panel findings. The panel recommended an $850 base pay increase to 8.70, with funding for grievances. ATA members forego a Jan 1 raise while the school board rejected pay raises and binding arbitration. Attendance sharply down at Steele High and Powers Elementary. non certified staff discouraged from entry.
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Debbie Demmon-Berger
Amherst
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al Jan J
Marion L. Steele
Fowers
Theigh
Sutter
Jines
Mary Metzger
Marion L. Steele High School
Relieved but not bitter Cains freed until retrial
Dorotha Cain and her daughter Judy walked free from Lorain County jail on bond after Judge Adrian Bedleski ordered a retrial following a Chronicle-Telegram reveal of trial error. Convicted of felonious assault for firing at a car they believed held prowlers, the women claimed innocence and declined a plea to a lesser charge.
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Judy
Lorain County
Tom Chernitsky
Dorotha Cain
Marysville Reformatory
Lorain County Common Pleas
Adrian Bedleski
Chronicle-Telegram
Gifford Road
CIA drugged Nixon aides claim faces Senate probe
Dr Sidney Gottlieb testified before a Senate subcommittee that Nixon aides were drugged on a 1971 trip to an unfriendly nation. He said the President was not affected while his personal physician Dr Walter Tkash was. One symptom noted was inappropriate laughter.
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