Elyria council opposes Reagan revenue sharing cuts
Elyria Mayor Michael Keys warns the city would face more than a $1 million loss and a 14 percent pay cut if the federal revenue sharing program is eliminated as proposed by President Reagan. The council, voting hastily, adopts a written motion to pressure Congress and the White House, signaling broad opposition to the cut.
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Bay Village Bay Kos sewer plan faces hurdles
Bay Village council repealed a 242 home owner assessment totaling 500000 for storm sewers in the west end, amid homeowner opposition. Avon Lake plans a 240000 land purchase for a 17 acre detention basin to curb flooding, with engineers warning the basin alone may not solve west end floods. Cowles says deeper basins or pumping stations could raise costs, and final approval rests with Avon Lake officials.
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Avon Lake
James Cowles
Jesse Kalouria
Cowles
Michael Benza
Kalouria
Benza
Richard Hausrod
Lorain County Energy Fair Set for Lorain and Elyria
The Chronicle Telegram highlights Lorain County's first Energy Fair to be held Wednesday at Admiral King High School Lorain and Thursday at Elyria West High School. Utility companies and building experts will discuss energy conservation with free admission and questions welcomed.
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Admiral King High School
Lorain
Elyria West High School
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Lorain County Federation For Human Services
Arledge to announce ABC triumph as Brinkley signs
Roone Arledge calls a press conference to reveal ABC's latest triumph. Veteran newsman David Brinkley signs to anchor the expanded Issues and Answers on Sundays and will also contribute to World News Tonight after leaving NBC after 38 years.
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Weather Forecast Snapshot for Tonight and Wednesday
Partly cloudy conditions tonight with a low near 405. Mostly sunny Wednesday with a high around 60. Precipitation chance 16 percent tonight and near zero Wednesday. Winds diminish to 10 to 15 mph tonight. Sunrise 7:14 a.m. Sunset 7:25 p.m. More details on Page A-3.
Kahliff at the crossroads in export policy talk
Elyria grandmother and Export-Import Bank director Maggie Kahliff announced plans to resign after five years on the bank board. She urged expanding U S exports noting shifts in world trade shares, questioned the lack of a national trade department, and recalled a colleague's rise in export figures. She declined a run for elective office.
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Elyria
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U.S
Bill Brock
Heubin Askew
Majestic Molding
Elyria man wins big at Caesar's Boardwalk Regency Atlantic City
Jacking his luck during a five day Atlantic City trip, Nathaniel Hopkins won 112,693 dollars on a dollar progressive slot machine at Caesar's Boardwalk Regency. The 52 year old Harshaw Chemical worker plans to use part of the windfall for his son Kevin's college and to pay bills. His wife Jack Hopkinson urged the play, and the win became the hotel’s biggest jackpot. The couple and their daughter Saundra traveled with husband Stanley Thompson and other family members. The machine payout triggered bells and lights as the family celebrated the first visit to Atlantic City.
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Elyria
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