Elyria quarry hazard listing questioned by EPA review
U.S. EPA listed 203 hazardous waste sites including an Elyria quarry bought from Republic Steel for a West River Road park. Ohio EPA asks for review, saying the Elyria site score may be in error. Elyria officials say the quarry was fenced and poses no danger. Mayor Keys and city officials note prior EPA assurances and plan park development with possible federal cleanup funds if needed.
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Bombing in Beirut prompts U S embassy evacuation and probe
Seven Americans wounded in the U S Embassy annex bombing are evacuated to Cyprus as a U S State Department team begins a probe into the attack the third against Americans in 17 months. The blast also triggered clashes near the ambassador’s residence with Lebanese forces tightening security around the site.
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Marion man among Beirut embassy blast victims
Ohioan Cpl. Kenneth Gasmire Jr. of Marion was among about 47 people wounded in the Thursday bombing of the U S Embassy annex in Beirut. His mother Jo Ann Boyer said he suffered minor injuries and was being treated in a Beirut hospital, with military officials not detailing the injuries.
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Wellington drug store proposal seeks $1 million bonds
Brumfield Properties asks Lorain County Economic and Industrial Development Corp to issue $1 million revenue bonds for a Route 58 drug store near Brumfield Field Sparkle Market. The plan cites 20 new jobs and over $200000 annual payroll impact. Elyria Savings and Trust Bank shows interest in purchasing bonds. Brumfield keeps plans vague noting multiple options.
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Ridgeville teachers OK three wage increases over two years
North Ridgeville educators approve a two year contract raising starting pay from 13 774 to 15 251 by January 1 1986. Of 178 ballots 169 supported the package as 4-0 board approval and one absence. The deal, retroactive to Sept 1, 1985, includes 7.5 5 and 3 percent steps with 13 9 hours mediation earlier.
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North Ridgeville Board of Education
Fred Dorow
Kenneth DeLuca
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Settlement Reached Ending Impasse in Teacher Contract
The deal resolves key items including transfers and assignments, evaluations, layoff and recall policies, benefits, and work-day regulations. Mrs Duktig says personnel will be treated fairly with first preferences given proper consideration, averting a threatened strike after the union had no contract since Aug 31 and mediation followed an impasse on June 27.
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