Dettore firm files a turnaround plan for NRC debt relief
North Ridgeville based North Ridge Investment Corp seeks court approval to repay 26 million dollars over ten years, funding a revival of the Westerlies housing project and attracting investor infusion. A Monday hearing before Judge Alice M. Batchelder is set. The plan, largely outline, may include a settlement ending a 6 million lawsuit over cluster status, with easements for city sewer lines in exchange for restore cluster rules and city access.
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Steve Fogarty
C-T
North Ridgeville
Frank Dettore
North Ridge Investment Corporation
NRC
Cleveland
Federal Bankruptcy Court
Dettore
Westerlies
Alice M. Batchelder
Harlan Hertz
NRI
Law
Jeff
Manning
Nuke waste ban denied by Ohio federal court
A federal judge refused a temporary restraining order to halt 144 truckloads of spent nuclear fuel moving from a West Valley New York reprocessing plant to an Ohio site. The court set a pretrial for the following Thursday, noting a 60 day outside limit for the case. Local officials argued for delays to prepare for a potential radioactive disaster.
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Linn Grossman
C-T
Cleveland
Ohio
U.S
Alvin Krenzler
West Valley
N.Y
Cuyahoga County
Strongsville
Berea
Michael Hardy
Krenzler
Commerce says leading economic index dips 0.1 percent
Washington AP A Commerce Department report shows the leading economic indicator fell 0.1 percent last month the first decline in a year signaling slower growth ahead. Malcolm Baldrige calls the dip not a concern though revisions show July up 0.8 percent.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Commerce Eee
Malcolm Baldrige
Baldrige
Weather outlook with fog and mild weekend temps
Tonight remains clear with some fog and a low around 50. Saturday stays breezy with a high near 80. The chance of rain is near zero tonight and Saturday. Details on Page A-3.
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Raim
Elyria Students Lead Ohio SAT Averages
Elyria high school seniors who took the SAT last year posted higher scores than state and national averages, with verbal 472 and math 551. Only 30 of 673 seniors participated, while 38 percent of seniors go on to college. The district notes most tested pursue American College Test or Ohio state schools not requiring SAT.
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Elyria
Leonard Straad
Ohio
Strand
Oberlin marks anniversary of 3.2 beer law change
Oberlin observes the first anniversary of a state law ending 3.2 beer sales and allowing high powered beer. Merchants report higher sales while a local group pursues lawsuits to restore 3.2 sales. Local tavern owner says the change boosted business and notes no special anniversary plans.
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Oberlin
Ann
Charles Palmer
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Columbus
Campbell
Palmer
Collec
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North Ridge
David K. Portier
Wisconsin Electric Power Co
Strongsville Law
John Ryan
Porter
Esky
Kenny Algood
Don Arnold
Evel Knievel
Algood
W. River St
Arnold
West Ave
East Bridge Street
Gus Chan
Steve Novak
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
William Dwyer
Oberlininm
Main and
College Street
A. W. Gibson
Gibson Brothers Inc
W. College St
Committee For Voters Rights
Aldrich
Marion Campbell
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