Manufacturing, not finance, key to Cleveland’s growth says study
Economist Edward Hill argues Cleveland’s future lies in manufacturing and education rather than financial or general medical services. He notes a slow medical sector, weak banking, and a shift toward polymers and durable goods, urging policy to expand land use, traffic flow, and high-wage manufacturing jobs.
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Columbus
Pittsburgh
Great Lakes
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Hill
Roy Church
Lorain County Community College
Cleveland State University
Midwest
Kluwer Academic Publishers
Cleveland Federal Reserve Bank
Richard Bingham
CSU
Randall Eberts
Cleveland Fed
Commerce Department
Cleveland Clinic
Ameritrust
M.A
Hanna
Cleveland-Akron
Lorain County
Com- Churchmunity College
Court fee dispute looms over indigent defense costs
Elyria city and Lorain County face potential court action over who pays attorney fees for indigent defendants in municipal court. County says no obligation without funds. Elyria cites no contract to cover. Officials note accumulated fees exceed six figures for municipal and common pleas cases.
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Elyria
Lorain
Elmer Bessick
George I. Koury
Common Pleas
County seeks federal funds for Elyria road projects
Lorain County Commissioners plan to attract over 1.5 million dollars in federal money for road resurfacing and reconstruction. Funds would cover about 75 percent of Oberlin Road and Pyle South Amherst Road work, plus North Ridge Road resurfacing, with the county and state sharing remaining costs. The projects must be completed by September 1993 to avoid losing funds. The NOACA coordination is key to placing the projects in the Transportation Improvement Program.
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Elyria
Lorain County
North Ridge Road
South Broadway
Ohio Department of Transportation
ODOT
Northeast
Oberlin Road
Russia Road
Pyle South Ambherst Road
Amherst
Carney
Pyle South Amherst Road
NOACA
Coordinating Agency
Air traffic controllers face one day a week furlough
About 95 to 100 controllers at the Cleveland Air Traffic Control Center in Oberlin face one day per week furloughs starting Monday amid stalled federal budget talks. The 20 percent of the center’s 600 employees, including about 475 controllers, join nationwide plans for unpaid time off. Monthly furloughs total two days per controller, per FAA officials, with facility-level adjustments possible.
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Oberlin
Federal Aviation
Cleveland
Congress
White House
Cleveland Center
FAA
Chicago
Homer Stamper
Oberlin Faa
National Air Traffic Controllers Association
Ohio ranks third in high wage manufacturing nationwide
Ohio remains third in high wage manufacturing employment according to a report by the Ohio Public Expenditure Council. Lorain County saw a 3.9 percent drop in manufacturing jobs over five years while wages rose 13.7 percent to an average of 33,514 in 1989. also notes county and state wage ranges and sector growth trends.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Public Expenditure Council
Lorain County
Fired Eastgate teacher sues to regain job at Elyria
Gary L. Bennett, a 43 year old Eastgate Elementary third grade teacher, sues the Elyria Board of Education in Lorain County Common Pleas Court to be reinstated after firing for alleged student assault. He seeks back wages and retirement contributions plus sick time, argues lack of written hearing notice, notes hearings from April to June, referee recommended reinstatement July 12, board rejected August 28. Bennett pleaded no contest to a reduced disorderly conduct charge, fined 200 dollars, suspended 30 days in municipal court.
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Eastgate
Julie Wallace
C-T
Elyria
Gary L. Bennett
Elyria Eastgate
Elyria Board of Education
Cornelius J. Baasten
Canton
Bennett
Lorain County Common Pleas Court
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LCCC
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Julian Pygor
Piyor
Richard Seward
Mike Irvin
Daryll Meng
Meng
Paul Pink
Banks Road
Route 301
By John Caniglia
Glen Miller
By Colleen Vallo
Columbus Bureau
Trumbull County
Miami County
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