No Indictments in Neeson Lottery Investigation
A Lorain County grand jury ended its probe into alleged tampering with the lottery used to assign common pleas judges, with no indictments. The investigation centered on whether Clerk of Courts Natale Neeson ordered the top lottery card opened, and whether attorney Gerald Smith sought the cue to the judge ahead of time. Prosecutor Gregory White indicated final information was presented without witnesses being subpoenaed, and noted jurors discussed matters with Judge Adrian F. Bedeski but could not issue reports. Members of the Harris camp criticized the probe as politically motivated while Neeson and Smith avoided comment.
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Common Pleas
Lorain County
Gregory White
Clerk of Courts
Natale Neeson
Gerald Smith
White
Toledo
Thomas Janas
Grand Jury
Adrian F. Bedeski
Harris
Varouh
Optimism fuels America as crises multiply daily
The nation remains upbeat yet overwhelmed as fresh crises emerge while lingering problems persist, reflecting a paradox of progress and pressure. Strong institutions, entrepreneurial spirit, and public resilience buoy morale despite mounting challenges across politics, economy, and society.
Schools' top brass win pay hikes too
Elyria Board of Education approved administrator raises after ratification of the teachers contract. Raises for this year and next total about 6.3 percent, retroactive to Aug. 1, with principals and senior staff earning ranges from about 26,500 to 37,000 dollars. The second year saw a dissent from two board members who feared a bargaining unit. The measure passed with three votes. The board also hired several teachers for the 1982-83 term with pro rated salaries.
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Elyria Education Association
Milagros Delvalie
Kent State
Kimberly Dugan
Bowling Green State University
Peggy Kobelka
Ashland College
Susan Reinke
Star Tracking Deaths and Births in Media Industry
Entertainment and television industry coverage notes star tracking in deaths and births. Media personalities and industry figures are highlighted across sections including C2 and C5 with cross references to auctions and business trends.
Weekend Weather Outlook for Local Area
Clear conditions continue tonight with a low around 45. Winds shift to the southwest near 10 mph. Friday brings increasing cloudiness with a high near 70. Details on page A-3.
Gemayel sworn in as blast injures 28 in Beirut
Amin Gemayel was sworn in as Lebanon’s president amid a deadly blast in east Beirut that wounded 28 people and shattered the area. French and Italian peacekeepers rushed in as Israel’s invasion aftermath and a massive ammunition dump explosion heightened tensions. The new president succeeded Elias Sarkis after the assassination of Bashir Gemayel, with security forces and international troops readied to protect civilians.
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Amin Gemayel
Lebanon
Bashir Gemayel
Beirut
U.S
Gemayei
Bashir Gemayei
PLO
Assaad Germanos
Defense Ministry
Sin el-Fil
Germanos
Israel
Palestine Liberation Organization
Ain Gemayel
Elias Sarkis
Chemistry jobs in Ohio lure firms. few applicants
Dr. Herbert Peebles of Lorain County Community College notes strong demand for chemical technology workers across Ohio, yet chemistry class enrollments lag. Firms seek two year chemical tech graduates who can operate routine lab equipment, with salaries from 13000 to 18000 dollars. Local employers include Union Carbide Goodyear Gilford Stanadyne and more. promotion hinges on experience and schooling.
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Ohio
Herbert Peebles
Lorain County Community College
Division of Science and Mathematics
Union Carbide
Goodyear
Gilford Instruments
Stanadyne
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